College of Visual Arts and Design
Master of Arts (MA) in Art History
Graduate Program Information
The Department of Art Education and Art History offers a Master of Arts (MA) in Art History. The program consists of 30 semester credit hours, which includes 15-21 hours in graduate art history seminars, an optional 6 credit hour minor, a seminar in research methodology, and a 6 credit hour scholarly paper. Students may pursue graduate study in the following areas: visual and material culture of the late antique and medieval periods in Europe, the Islamic world, and South Asia; visual and material culture in the Middle East, Europe, and the Americas from the 16th to the 21st Century; and historiography, methodology and theory of art and visual and material culture since 1900. Within these areas, students will find many opportunities to work with an array of faculty whose interests and expertise intersect on such issues as colonialism, postcolonialism, geography, ritual and spatial analysis, race, gender, and sexuality.
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College of Visual Arts and Design
University of North Texas
1155 Union Circle #305100
Denton, TX 76203-5017
Phone: (940) 565-4777
Email: aeah@unt.edu
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This wiki serves as a student developed and centered, electronic home for the MA art history program in the College of Visual Arts, University of North Texas. It provides information for prospective, incoming and current students and documents the scholastic and professional achievements of students and alumni, ranging from the publication of scholarship and its presentation in international, national and regional conferences and symposia, to obtaining additional training in competitive doctoral programs and graduate programs in related fields, internships in museums and cultural institutions and appointments to teach, curate and work in many additional capacities throughout the arts and the humanities.
The wiki was created by Liz Ansell, MA 2009, Emily Black, MA 2008, and Sarah Feit, MA 2009, directed by Dr. Jennifer Way during the summer of 2008.
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