Designed to offer an appreciation of the visual arts for those who may not have the time or the desire to pursue a full degree and to provide specialized knowledge in the field of art history for persons in complementary professions such as journalists, decorators, business managers, or studio art teachers
Awarded by the Division of Continuing and International Education and the Department of Art and Art History, this certificate program serves to enhance the cultural background of those who have already acquired a degree in another subject and to introduce art history to those who may be considering a career in this field. A certificate will be granted upon completion of 18 credit hours in art history. Eligibility for the Certificate Program in Art History requires that the candidate has already completed the course prerequisites for upper level art history courses (ARH 131 and ARH 132.)
Recommended Course Descriptions
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200-Level |
300-Level |
500-Level |
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ARH 239 - Oriental Art I ARH 240 - Oriental Art II ARH 241 - Andean Art ARH 242 - Mesoamerican Art ARH 243 - Native American Art ARH 249 - Art of West Africa ARH 250 - Art of Central Africa |
ARH 330 - Art of Egypt and Mesopotamia ARH 332 - Greek Art ARH 333 - Roman Art ARH 335 - Early Christian and Byzantine Art ARH 336 - Medieval Art ARH 337 - Italian Renaissance Art ARH 338 - Sixteenth Century Italian Art ARH 339 - Northern Renaissance Art ARH 340 - Baroque Art ARH 342 - Nineteenth Century European Art ARH 343 - Modern Art ARH 344 - Contemporary Art ARH 345 - Art in the United States |
ARH 530 - Seminar in Art History ARH 560 - Seminar in Nineteenth- and Twentieth-Century Art ARH 570 - Seminar in Non-European Art Traditions |
