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The Art History program at Dartmouth College offers a comprehensive exploration of visual culture across different periods and regions. Students engage with a wide range of art forms, developing critical analytical skills and a deep understanding of historical and cultural contexts. The curriculum encourages interdisciplinary connections and fosters a nuanced appreciation for the role of art in society.
Curriculum
The Art History major requires twelve courses, building foundational knowledge and allowing for specialization.
- Year 1-4
- Introductory Art History CourseARTH 1, ARTH 2, ARTH 4, or ARTH 5
- Studio Art Course
- Art History Courses (4, from different areas)
- Advanced Seminar in Art HistoryARTH 80-ARTH 83
- Art History Culminating ExperienceARTH 89
Careers
A degree in Art History prepares students for a variety of career paths, equipping them with transferable skills in research, analysis, and communication. Graduates are well-suited for roles in cultural institutions, academia, and beyond.
- Museum Curator
- Art Conservator
- Art Critic/Historian
- Gallery Director
- Arts Administrator
- Art Educator
- Researcher
- Appraiser
Entry requirements
PrerequisiteTwo courses from ARTH 1, ARTH 2, ARTH 4 or ARTH 5
For specific admission requirements, please refer to Dartmouth College's general undergraduate admissions information.
Fees
Tuition (international)Please refer to Dartmouth College's official tuition and fees schedule for the most current information.
Tuition (home)Please refer to Dartmouth College's official tuition and fees schedule for the most current information.
LivingEstimated living costs are available through Dartmouth's financial aid and student accounts information.
Tuition and living costs can vary. Prospective students should consult the Dartmouth College website for detailed and up-to-date financial information.
How to apply
1. Review Admissions RequirementsFamiliarize yourself with Dartmouth's general undergraduate admission requirements for first-year students, including academic preparation and standardized testing.
2. Complete the Application FormSubmit your application through the Common Application or the Coalition Application. Ensure all sections are completed accurately and thoroughly.
3. Submit Supporting DocumentsProvide all required documents, which typically include transcripts, recommendation letters, and standardized test scores (if applicable).
4. English ProficiencyInternational applicants must demonstrate English language proficiency through accepted tests like TOEFL or IELTS, unless exempt.
5. Application FeePay the non-refundable application fee or request a waiver if eligible.
6. Interview (Optional)Consider participating in an optional interview if offered, as it can provide further insight into your candidacy.