The Bachelor of Arts in Art History offers undergraduates the opportunity to build a strong, interdisciplinary foundation for careers in art-related fields and other fields in which in-depth critical understanding of visual communication plays a central role.

The Bachelor of Arts in Art History, as defined by NASAD (the National Association of Schools of Art and Design), “requires a thorough grounding in the liberal arts with a concentration of coursework in art and art history,” including “a general knowledge of the monuments and principal artists of all major art periods of the past…augmented by study in greater depth and precision of several cultures and periods…[and] study at the advanced level…including theory, analysis and criticism.”

For more information about Art History, see the department website.
Admitted and current students must meet with an advisor.
NOTE: Courses must be decided upon in consultation with a member of the Art History faculty.
There are two different tracks available (see Track 1 suggested degree map or Track 2 suggested degree map).
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The highest math requirement for this degree is the fulfillment of the Quantitative Literacy (QL) of the General Education Requirements.

Art History - BA

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