Art History & Curatorial Studies (Minor)

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Comparative Arts and Letters Undergrad Minor MIN

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Learning Outcomes

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Art History in the Western World

Learning Outcome

Students will acquire a solid foundation in the discipline of art history of the Western world.

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Research Skills

Learning Outcome

Students will develop advanced art historical research skills.

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Effective Writing

Learning Outcome

Students will write engaging and sophisticated art historical research papers.

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Effective Communication and Presentation

Learning Outcome

Students will demonstrate their ability to effectively present their ideas through verbal expression.

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Cultural and Professional Experience

Learning Outcome

Students will visit and experience important works of art as well as the institutions and/or professional venues where art history is practiced. Covid presented us with a challenge here

Program Requirements

Requirement 1 — Complete 18 hours

Complete 18 elective hours from the following:

course - World Civilization to 1500 3.0

course - World Civilization Since 1500 3.0

course - Theory & Methodology 3.0

course - Women in Art 3.0

course - Greek Art 3.0

course - Roman Art 3.0

course - Early Christian&Byzantine Art 3.0

course - Art of the Medieval West 3.0

course - Italian Renaissance 3.0

course - Northern Renaissance 3.0

course - Ren & Baroque Arch 3.0

course - Southern Baroque Art 3.0

course - Northern Baroque Art 3.0

course - 18th-Century European Art 3.0

course - 19th C Europe Art 3.0

course - American Art to 1876 3.0

course - Modern Art 3.0

course - American Art 1876-1950 3.0

course - Contemporary Art 3.0

course - Amer Architecture 3.0

course - Modern Architectur 3.0

course - History of Photography 3.0

course - Northern Mesoamerican Art 3.0

course - Southern Mesoamerican Art 3.0

course - Spec Top Read Arth - You may take 2 times 1.0v

course - Special Studies on Site - You may take 2 times 1.0v

Note: No substitutions permitted.