Program Profile: Art & Art History

The major provides a foundation in art history as well as an understanding of the formal traditions and contemporary practices in studio art. Students take courses in the school's studio art programs, including animation, ceramics, graphic design, three-dimensional (3D) design, drawing, intermedia, jewelry and metal arts, painting, photography, printmaking, and sculpture.
Program / Learning Outcomes
- acquire breadth of knowledge about the field of art history through coursework in a diversity of areas;
- learn that art embodies historical, cultural, social, and political factors within a diverse range of national, international, and global cultures;
- acquire critical skills in visual analysis and research; and
- develop skills in oral and written communication.
Exploratory Courses |
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ARTH:1040 Arts of Africa |
ARTH:1060 From Mona Lisa to Modernism |
ARTH:1070 Asian Art & Culture |
ARTS:1010 Elements of Art (non-majors) |
ARTS:1020 Elements of 3D Design (non-majors) |
ARTS:1070 Elements of Graphic Design (non-majors) |
ARTS:1510 Basic Drawing (for declared majors or minors) |
ARTS:1520 Design Fundamentals (for declared majors or minors) |
Example Job Titles |
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Administrative Coordinator |
Conservation Technician |
Content Strategist |
Donor Services Coordinator |
Fashion Designer |
Interior Designer |
Gallery Host |
Graphic Designer |
Program Coordinator |
Project Manager |
Resources |
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American Institute of Graphics Arts |
Careers in Art |
Occupational Outlook: Fashion Designers |
Occupational Outlook: Graphic Designers |
Occupational Outlook: Industrial Designers |
What Can I Do With This Major? Art, Art History |