STONY BROOK UNIVERSITY · UNITED STATES
Art History & Criticism
Master's · Taught in en
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- Focus on modern and contemporary artSpecialization
- Interdisciplinary and individually crafted curriculumCurriculum Design
- Proximity to New York City's art institutionsLocation Advantage
- Opportunities for interdisciplinary certificates (e.g., Media, Art, Culture, and Technology)Additional Qualifications
- Access to courses at Columbia, NYU, CUNY, and Princeton via Doctoral ConsortiumInter-University Collaboration
- Involvement in curatorial theory and practice through university galleriesPractical Experience
The Graduate Program in Art History & Criticism at Stony Brook University offers a unique focus on modern and contemporary art, exploring its connections to media, technology, and material culture. Both M.A. and Ph.D. levels feature dynamic, interdisciplinary curricula designed for individual student needs. Its location near New York City's major museums and galleries provides extensive opportunities for research, internships, and professional development. The program, a pioneer in graduate-level study of modern and contemporary art, embraces interdisciplinary methodologies and maintains an open approach to evolving academic fields.
Entry requirements
Graduate StudyAdmission to the M.A. and Ph.D. programs in Art History & Criticism.
Students have the option to complete an interdisciplinary Graduate Certificate in areas such as Media, Art, Culture, and Technology; Art and Philosophy; Women's, Gender, and Sexuality Studies; and Writing and Rhetoric. Students can also take courses at other universities through the New York Inter-University Doctoral Consortium.
Fees
Tuition (international)Please refer to the Graduate School Bulletin or contact the department for current tuition fees.
Tuition (home)Please refer to the Graduate School Bulletin or contact the department for current tuition fees.
LivingPlease refer to the Graduate School Bulletin or contact the department for estimated living costs.
Tuition and living cost information is not provided on the program page. International students should consult the Graduate School Bulletin for detailed financial information.
How to apply
1. Visit the Graduate School BulletinConsult the Graduate School Bulletin for detailed admission requirements, program information, and application procedures.
2. Access the 'Apply Now' portalUtilize the 'Apply Now' link provided on the Art History & Criticism graduate program page to navigate to the official application portal.
3. Complete the ApplicationFill out all required sections of the online application form.
4. Submit Supporting DocumentsUpload all necessary academic transcripts, letters of recommendation, statements of purpose, and any other required documents as specified by the Graduate School.
5. Check Application StatusMonitor your application status through the provided portal.