Required:

Note: VART 377 Internship (3 credits) can be selected in place of one of the following courses: ARAS 225 , HIST 214 , PHIL 236 , OR VART Studio Art (3 credits).

• VART 115 - History of Art: Global Perspectives I CR: 3
• VART 116 - History of Art: Global Perspective II CR: 3
• VART 328 - Twentieth-Century Art (1900-1970) CR: 3
• VART 332 - Women and Art CR: 3
• VART 355 - Contemporary Art and Theory CR: 3
• ARAS 225 - The Ancient World in 12 Objects CR: 3
• HIST 214 - Building the Past CR: 3
• PHIL 236 - Philosophy and the Arts CR: 3
• Any VART Studio Art course CR: 3
• VART 377 - Internship CR: 1-3 (3 credits required)

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Senior Seminar:

• VART 453 - Senior Seminar III CR: 3

Choose 1 of the following courses:

• VART 203 - History of Modern Design CR: 3
• VART 220 - Study of Art History in Rome CR: 3
• VART 238 - Moving Images: From Film to Video Games CR: 3
• VART 251 - Nineteenth-Century European Art (1830-1900) CR: 3

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• VART 276 - Special Topics in Art History CR: 3
• VART 116 - History of Art: Global Perspective II CR: 3

Choose 1 of the following courses:

• VART 237 - Asian Art CR: 3
• VART 248 - Art of Africa CR: 3
• VART 271 - Art of the Americas CR: 3

Interested in Graduate/Professional Programs?

If you are interested in pursuing graduate or professional programs for art history, the following courses are recommended in addition to the requirements listed above:

• DART 105 - Introduction to Arts Management CR: 4
• DART 210 - The Fellows Studio CR: 3
• THTR 102 - Public Speaking CR: 3
• THTR 113 - Technology for the Arts CR: 3
• VART 101 - Introduction to the Visual Arts: Analysis and Practice CR: 3

Required:

• VART 111 - The Artists’ Book/2-D Design CR: 3
• VART 115 - History of Art: Global Perspectives I CR: 3
• VART 121 - Materials Studies/3-D Design CR: 3
• VART 206 - Classic Drawing CR: 3

Senior Seminar:

• VART 451 - Senior Seminar I CR: 1
• VART 452 - Senior Seminar II CR: 2

Choose 1 course in four of the following areas for breadth:

Choose one course in each of four of the following areas for breadth (total 12 credits):

• Clay
• Drawing
• Painting
• Photography
• Printmaking

Choose 2 additional courses:

Choose 2 courses (6 credits) at the 300-level in one of the above areas for depth.

Choose 1 of the following courses:

• VART 107 - Survey of Non-Western Art CR: 3
• Any VART Art History Special Topic course for which the student is eligible CR: 3

Choose 1 of the following courses:

• VART 328 - Twentieth-Century Art (1900-1970) CR: 3
• VART 355 - Contemporary Art and Theory CR: 3

Interested in Graduate/Professional Programs?

If you are interested in pursuring graduate or professional programs for studio art, the following courses are recommended in addition to the requirements listed above:

• PHIL 236 - Philosophy and the Arts CR: 3
• THTR 113 - Technology for the Arts CR: 3

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