Art History Minor
Program Description
The minor in Art History is designed to serve the needs of students from a broad range of fields. After studying a comprehensive survey of the Western Tradition, students may select upper level courses according to their interests. These courses include offerings in both the Modern era (1800 onward) and the Pre-Modern eras that preceded it.
The required introductory studio course will expose students directly to issues of artistic creativity, an essential component to understanding the History of Art. Transfer credits will be accepted for one hundred level courses only.
Overview of Program Requirements
21 Credits
- ARH 155: Art History I (3 credits)
- ARH 156: Art and Visual Culture in the Modern Era (3 credits)
- ART 100: Drawing I or ART 110: 2-D Design or ART 120: 3-D Design (3 credits)
- ARH 2XX: Pre-Modern Survey (3 credits)
- ARH 2XX: Modern Survey (3 credits)
- ARH 3XX: Pre-Modern Seminar (3 credits)
- ARH 3XX: Modern Seminar (3 credits)