Programs

Art History

Art History

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.

Art History

This program focuses on the study of art history, providing students with a deep understanding of artistic movements, historical contexts, and critical analysis. You will engage with a wide range of art forms and develop skills in researching, interpreting, and communicating art historical knowledge. The curriculum is designed to foster critical thinking and analytical abilities, preparing you for a variety of career paths. Students will explore various periods and styles of art, from historical masterpieces to contemporary works. The program emphasizes interdisciplinary approaches, drawing connections between art, culture, society, and history. You will learn to critically evaluate artworks and their significance within their broader cultural and historical frameworks. The university offers excellent resources and a supportive academic environment for students passionate about art history.

Art History (BA)

The Bachelor of Art History programme at Leiden University offers a comprehensive study of art across different historical periods and geographical regions. You will explore art from the Netherlands, Europe, North America, Asia, and Africa, from early cave drawings to contemporary art forms. The programme provides a high academic level of study, examining the influence and evolution of art throughout history.

Art History (BA)

Art History (MA)

The Master's programme in Art History at Leiden University offers a critical perspective on visual arts, decorative arts, and architecture, examining their connection to collecting and presentation practices. Taught by research-active faculty and museum professionals, this interdisciplinary program delves into art from the Middle Ages to the present day, considering its social, political, and global context. You will explore the challenges facing art museums today and gain insights into the diverse meanings of art. This program is ideal for students interested in art history and museum studies, who want to understand art from multiple perspectives. You'll study the history of art within its broader context of visual culture, with opportunities for excursions to experience artworks firsthand and test your research. The curriculum is designed to provide a strong academic foundation for diverse careers in the cultural sector and beyond.

Art History & Criticism

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.

Art History & Visual Culture and Classical Studies BA (Hons)

This Bachelor of Arts (BA) degree allows you to explore how art, visual culture, and classical studies help us understand past and present societies. You will learn to interpret diverse forms of expression, including art, architecture, design, images, and objects, gaining critical skills in visual analysis and cultural interpretation. The program offers a rich blend of disciplines, enabling you to delve into the complexities of human history and creativity.

Art History & Visual Culture and Film & Television Studies with Study Abroad - BA (Hons)

This Bachelor of Arts honours degree allows you to explore the interpretation of visual imagery, objects, and practices to understand both contemporary and historical societies. You will investigate the media, techniques, and historical contexts behind artistic creation, learning the terminology used to describe and evaluate artworks. The course engages critically with art in its historical and theoretical contexts, covering a wide range of visual works. The 'Study Abroad' component offers an exciting opportunity to live and study in a different country, broadening your academic and cultural horizons, developing independence, and potentially gaining language skills, all of which are highly valued by employers.

Art History and Theory

Study Art History and Theory at the University of Canterbury (UC) to explore unique subjects within a well-resourced and dynamic department. This field of study prepares graduates for diverse careers as art writers, scholars, curators, and professionals in museum and heritage conservation. UC offers pathways from undergraduate to postgraduate levels, including a Bachelor of Arts with Honours, a Postgraduate Diploma in Art Curatorship, and Master's and PhD programs.

Art History and Visual Culture (MA)

The Master of Arts (MA) in Art History and Visual Culture at Lindenwood University provides a comprehensive exploration of visual arts and culture across diverse eras. The program is designed to offer a broad foundation while inspiring students through innovative and personalized approaches. Utilizing entirely Open Educational Resources (OER) or no-cost textbooks, the degree ensures accessibility. Students will develop a deeper understanding of significant artworks through various analytical methods, exploring different materials and engaging with faculty who are active international researchers and presenters. The curriculum integrates traditional and contemporary perspectives, with a strong emphasis on research methodologies, digital technologies, artificial intelligence, and virtual reality. The program is available in online, on-campus, and blended formats, offering flexibility for students. The on-campus option may include some online courses for degree completion. A total of 30 credit hours are required. Students can choose between a thesis or project track, allowing them to personalize their degree. The program aims to reveal the structures within which artworks are produced, their historical uses, and how visual culture conveys meaning. Graduates will build global relationships and be well-prepared for various roles within the visual arts field.

Art History and Visual Culture and Modern Languages - BA (Hons)

This BA (Hons) program allows you to explore contemporary culture, including architecture and design, through the lens of art history and visual culture. You will gain insights into past and present societies by analysing images, objects, and practices. The modern languages component offers the opportunity to learn Chinese (Mandarin), French, Spanish, German, Italian, Russian, or Portuguese from beginner or advanced levels. This combination equips you with valuable language skills, enhancing your future career prospects.

Art History and Visual Culture, BA (Online)

Explore the profound impact of art and visual expression on society with Lindenwood University's online Bachelor of Arts in Art History and Visual Culture. This program equips you with analytical skills to examine diverse cultures and historical perspectives, from ancient civilizations to contemporary art. Ranked among the top online art history programs, it offers high-quality content at an affordable price. The accelerated, self-paced online format allows completion in as little as three years, integrating artistic production principles like design and color theory with historical art courses. You will delve into periods such as Baroque Art, Ancient Art, Classical Mythology, and Nineteenth-Century Art, developing essential skills in analysis, interpretation, communication, and artistic production.

Art History and Visual Culture, MA (Online)

Art History Graduate Certificate

The Art History Graduate Certificate program offers 18 credits of graduate-level coursework, providing a focused path for professionals in art-related fields. It's designed to deepen knowledge, enhance career competitiveness, and broaden professional horizons. This certificate is particularly beneficial for educators seeking to advance their credentials. The program can be completed within three years of initial enrollment, and students must maintain a minimum GPA of 3.0 in their certificate courses.

Art History, Musicology and Theatre Studies

Ghent University offers a unique Master's programme in Art History, Musicology, and Theatre Studies in Belgium. The programme begins with a foundational curriculum covering all art disciplines, allowing students to then specialize in visual arts (including fine arts, architecture, design, and fashion), performing arts (theatre, dance, performance), or music. While the programme is primarily theoretical, focusing on comprehension and analysis of art and culture rather than artistic creation, it integrates practical experience through archival research, internships, and collaborations with art institutions and artists. This approach provides an ideal environment to study and experience the arts within Belgium and Central Europe.

Art Major

The Art major at Wisconsin Lutheran College (WLC) allows you to hone your creative skills and express yourself visually across various mediums. You will participate in creative experiences designed to develop your talents, with personalized guidance and professional training provided by faculty in small, supportive classes. The program fosters aesthetic literacy, visual thinking, and critical analysis skills alongside creative expression. The curriculum is flexible, enabling you to tailor your degree to your specific artistic interests. Opportunities for inspiration and professional development include museum trips, gallery tours, guest artist talks, and international travel experiences. The vibrant art scene in Milwaukee offers further avenues for exploration and engagement.

Art Management

The Art Management Master's program is designed to train highly qualified specialists in managing art organizations. You will learn to develop management strategies, identify and solve management and marketing challenges within art organizations, projects, and initiatives, and engage in collaborative art and business projects. This program is popular among professionals in the art and culture sector looking to update their knowledge with the latest research and progressive practices in art management.

Art of VFX and Virtual Production BA (Hons)

This BA (Hons) degree in Art of VFX and Virtual Production is a hands-on, industry-focused course designed to equip you with the practical skills needed for careers in visual effects, games, and digital media. You will learn from experienced industry professionals, ensuring your skills are relevant and aligned with current employer expectations. The program combines cutting-edge software training with insights from established filmmaking and visual effects practices. You will gain experience with virtual production workflows using an LED volume, including real-time environment creation and in-camera visual effects.

Art of Visual Effects (VFX)

Art Program

The Art Program at CSU Channel Islands provides a comprehensive education that blends traditional artistic techniques with modern digital technologies. The curriculum is designed to build a strong foundation in various art media and theory, encouraging interdisciplinary studies. Students will explore areas such as graphic design, multimedia, fine art, and art history, preparing them for advanced artistic pursuits.

Art Programs

Lander University's Department of Art offers programs designed to shape students into professional artists. The curriculum emphasizes creative problem-solving, observation, and critical thinking, skills valuable both in artistic pursuits and the broader job market. Students will refine their craft under the guidance of experienced faculty who are practicing artists themselves, with work regularly featured in galleries and publications. The program offers a wide range of media and disciplines, including painting, photography, ceramics, and sculpture, with opportunities for travel and study abroad to enhance learning experiences.