Art History Minor

The minor in Art History offers students a basic understanding of the history of visual culture. The study of Art History is fundamentally interdisciplinary and can complement majors in Theology, Philosophy, History, English, Psychology, Foreign Languages, and other majors in the Liberal Arts and the Sciences.  Contact: Coordinator of Art History, Department of Fine and Performing Arts

Minor in Art History Requirements: 18 Credits*

Select two of the following:6
History of Art: The Ancient World
The History of Art: The Medieval World
The History of Art III: The Modern World
Select twelve credits from the following:12
Cities and People: Urban History and Social Justice
Who Owns the Past? Cultural Heritage and Modern Politics
Topics in the History of Art
Egyptian Art And Archaeology
Archaeology of Israel and Jordan
Greek Art and Archaeology
Ancient Near Eastern Art and Archaeology
Late Antique Art and Archaeology
Etruscan and Roman Art
Medieval Art and Architecture
Northern Renaissance Art and Architecture
Italian Renaissance Art and Architecture
Seventeenth-Century Art and Architecture
Eighteenth-Century Art and Architecture
History and Aesthetics of Photography
Building the American City
American Art and Architecture
The History and Aesthetics of Latin American Photography
Modern Hispanic Art History
Nineteenth-Century Art and Architecture
Modern Art and Architecture
History and Methods of Art History
The Lives of Artists in Film
The Jesuits and the Arts
Selected Topics in Ancient Art and Archaeology
Women, Art and Society
History of Architecture and Urbanism
The City
Art and War
The City of Rome in Antiquity
The City of Rome
History of The Art of Spain and Her Colonies
Native American Art
Michelangelo and the High Renaissance
Management of Arts Organizations
Arts Management Internship
Summer Art History Seminar
Directed Independent Research
Directed Independent Research
Senior Thesis
Exploring Italy
Total Credits18