ARHMA - Art History
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24 Units of Major Area and Breadth coursework, chosen from the following:
course: Topics in Museum Studies (3)
course: The Ancient City as Text: Rome and its Reception (3)
course: 19th Century European Art (3)
course: Queer Cinema (3)
course: Topics in American Indian Art (3)
course: Etruscan Art + Archaeology (3)
course: Greek and Roman Sculpture: Symbols and Society in Antiquity (3)
course: Classical and Controversial: Critical Debates in Classic Antiquity (3)
course: Greek Pottery: Craft & Society in Ancient Greece (3)
course: Greek Architecture (3)
course: Topics in Art History (3)
course: Roman Art and Architecture (3)
course: Independent Study (1-5)
course: Art As Plunder: The Spoils of War, the Formation of Collections, & Trade in Stolen Art (3)
course: Theory and Methods in Art History: Renaissance to 1960 (3)
course: Mdv Art: Romanesqu+Gothic (3)
course: Renaissance Art in Italy: 15th Century (3)
course: Northern Renaissance Art (3)
course: 16th-Century Art of Northern Europe (3)
course: Southern Baroque Art (3)
course: The Art of Mexico (3)
course: The Art of Mexico (3)
course: History of Photography (3)
course: History of Photography: Contemporary Trends (3)
course: European Art Since 1945 (3)
course: American Art: 19th Century Art (3)
course: American Art: 20th Century (3)
course: Problems in Renaissance-Baroque (3)
course: History of Photography (3)
course: Issues in Contemporary Theory and Criticism (3)
course: Issues in Mexican Art (3)
course: American Art (3)
course: Issues in Art History (3)
course: Issues in Native American Art (3)
course: Independent Study (1-5)
Substitutions for coursework can be made with the approval of the faculty advisor.
Within the 24 units of Major Area coursework and Breadth coursework, 9 units must be seminar courses (courses beginning with ARH 596_). Substitutions for seminar courses can be made with the approval of the faculty advisor.
Language requirements: A reading knowledge of French, Spanish, Italian, German or other approved language must be demonstrated.
Please refer to the Graduate Student Handbook for students who are pursuing this program of study.
Minimum Credit Units
30
Core Coursework Requirements
3 units of Methods:
course: Theory and Methods in Art History: Renaissance to 1960 (3)
course: New Theory and Methods in Art History: 1960-Present (3)
3 units from one of the following:
Elective Coursework
24 Units of Major Area and Breadth coursework, chosen from the following:
course: Topics in Museum Studies (3)
course: The Ancient City as Text: Rome and its Reception (3)
course: 19th Century European Art (3)
course: Queer Cinema (3)
course: Topics in American Indian Art (3)
course: Etruscan Art + Archaeology (3)
course: Greek and Roman Sculpture: Symbols and Society in Antiquity (3)
course: Classical and Controversial: Critical Debates in Classic Antiquity (3)
course: Greek Pottery: Craft & Society in Ancient Greece (3)
course: Greek Architecture (3)
course: Topics in Art History (3)
course: Roman Art and Architecture (3)
course: Independent Study (1-5)
course: Art As Plunder: The Spoils of War, the Formation of Collections, & Trade in Stolen Art (3)
course: Theory and Methods in Art History: Renaissance to 1960 (3)
course: Mdv Art: Romanesqu+Gothic (3)
course: Renaissance Art in Italy: 15th Century (3)
course: Northern Renaissance Art (3)
course: 16th-Century Art of Northern Europe (3)
course: Southern Baroque Art (3)
course: The Art of Mexico (3)
course: The Art of Mexico (3)
course: History of Photography (3)
course: History of Photography: Contemporary Trends (3)
course: European Art Since 1945 (3)
course: American Art: 19th Century Art (3)
course: American Art: 20th Century (3)
course: Problems in Renaissance-Baroque (3)
course: History of Photography (3)
course: Issues in Contemporary Theory and Criticism (3)
course: Issues in Mexican Art (3)
course: American Art (3)
course: Issues in Art History (3)
course: Issues in Native American Art (3)
course: Independent Study (1-5)
Substitutions for coursework can be made with the approval of the faculty advisor.
Within the 24 units of Major Area coursework and Breadth coursework, 9 units must be seminar courses (courses beginning with ARH 596_). Substitutions for seminar courses can be made with the approval of the faculty advisor.
Additional Requirements
Language requirements: A reading knowledge of French, Spanish, German or other approved language must be demonstrated.