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BA in Art History - International Pathway Program (IPP) - Extended - 3 Semester, University of Hartford
West Hartford, Connecticut
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48 Months
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About this course
The art history Bachelor of Arts program offers students a comprehensive exploration of art from around the globe, including Western, African, Mesoamerican, and Asian traditions. The curriculum covers a wide array of creative forms such as painting, sculpture, graphic arts, decorative arts, ritual objects, architecture, photography, design, performance, experimental media, and eco-art. Students can take specialized courses in museum and exhibition practices, writing, research, and the impact of cultural contact, migrations, and globalization on artistic traditions. The program encourages studying abroad and offers opportunities in Europe, Africa, Australia, and other parts of the world to broaden students' cultural and artistic understanding.
Why this course is highly recommended
This program not only provides students with in-depth knowledge of global artistic traditions but also emphasizes practical skills like research, writing, and critical thinking. The inclusion of courses in museum practices and internships helps students gain hands-on experience, making them well-prepared for careers in museums, galleries, archiving, and related fields. The program's encouragement to study abroad promotes a broader cultural perspective, vital for understanding diverse artistic expressions.
Specialisation
Students are required to complete 42-43 credits in art history, which include courses like History of Western Art I & II, Art Across Borders, and Non-Western Art. They will also undertake a capstone seminar and may choose elective courses at the 200, 300, or 400 level across various areas such as Ancient or Medieval, Renaissance, Modern or Contemporary, Non-Western, and Topical.
Course fees
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Degree requirements
To complete the degree, students must earn approximately 42-43 credits in art history, including a capstone seminar, along with additional studio and general education courses. Requirements include courses like Professions in Art History, History of Western Art, and Art Across Borders, as well as electives. Students are also encouraged to take foreign languages for at least two semesters and courses in areas like humanities, sciences, and social sciences.
English language test
PTE
58
TOEFL
120
IELTS
5
DUOLINGO
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Career prospects
Graduates are skilled in expository writing and critical analysis, which opens doors to careers in teaching, museum work, archaeology, gallery management, interior design, and art conservation. Many work in visual resource collections or pursue graduate studies in diverse fields such as environmental studies or law, thanks to their research and communication skills combined with a creative flair.
FAQs
What are the main skills I will learn in this program?
You will develop skills in research, critical thinking, clear expository writing, and understanding of global artistic traditions.
Can I study abroad during this course?
Yes, students are encouraged to study abroad and often participate in programs in Europe, Africa, Australia, and other parts of the globe.
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