Art History, BA with Emphasis in Pre-Art Conservation

94 credit hours

Degree Requirements

36 credit hours in art history

Studio Foundation (minimum grade of C)

ART 10600

Two-Dimensional (2-D) Design

3

Art History Foundation (minimum grade of C)

ARTH 22200	History of Western Art to 1300	3
ARTH 22400	History of Western Art from 1300	3
ARTH 22600	History of Non-Western Art	3

Pre-1800 Art History

Six credit hours selected from the following options:

ARTH 35600	Baroque Art	3
ARTH 35700	Ancient Art	3
ARTH 35800	Medieval Art	3
ARTH 38300	Renaissance Art	3

Post-1800 Art History

Six credit hours selected from the following options:

ARTH 35400	Nineteenth-Century Art	3
ARTH 36100	Twentieth-Century Art/Modern	3
ARTH 36200	Twentieth-Century Art/Contemporary	3

Also required is a three credit hour ARTH course numbered 30000-level or above.

Research Methods

ARTH 41000

Research Methods of Art History

3

Internship in Museum Studies (6 credit hours; 400 total clock hours)

ARTH 46500

Art History Internship

3-6

Chemistry (minimum grade of C)

22 credit hours

CHM 23000	General Chemistry 1	3
CHM 23100	General Chemistry 2	3
CHM 23200	General Chemistry 3	3
CHM 24100	General Chemistry 2 Laboratory	1
CHM 24200	General Chemistry 3 Laboratory	1
CHM 35500	Analytical Chemistry	4
CHM 36100	Organic Chemistry I	4

Plus a three credit hour CHM course numbered 30000-level or above.

Studio Art (minimum grade of C)

18 credit hours

ART 10800	Color Theory	3
ART 13000	Drawing I	3
ART 13600	Three-Dimensional (3-D) Design	3
ART 20000	Painting I	3
ART 33100	Figure Drawing I	3
GD 12000	Introduction to Graphic Design	3

Math

Six credit hours (satisfies the GE-Mathematics requirement)

MTH 15100	College Algebra	3
MTH 24100	Statistics for Natural Science	3

The Bachelor of Arts in Art History with Emphasis in Pre-Art Conservation also requires the following:

• An ANT course is required to satisfy one of the GE-Social Sciences requirements.
• A three credit hour DAN, MUS, or TA course to satisfy the GE-Human Culture: Arts requirement.
• CHM 23000 can be used to satisfy one of the GE-Natural Science requirements.
• HIST 11100 or HIST 11200 are preferred to satisfy the GE-Human Culture: US History/Government requirement.
• Passing scores on periodic assessments of program-level student learning outcomes.

Study abroad courses may satisfy degree requirements with permission of the dean. Students should consult their advisor.