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The Master of Arts in Art History provides diverse viewpoints on artistic works, theoretical frameworks, and cultural creation spanning various eras, locations, and influential movements. While concentrating on a specific thesis topic, students can explore periods and styles aligned with faculty research specialties.
Program Learning Objectives
Upon completing the program, graduates will:
Exhibit thorough knowledge of artistic works from multiple historical and cultural backgrounds.
Analyze, document, and contextualize artworks, exhibitions, and ideas within their cultural settings.
Apply various methodological approaches and theoretical perspectives pertinent to art historical studies.
Showcase sophisticated written and verbal critical analysis abilities.
Display specialized research capabilities focused on specific artists, collections, eras, or movements through thesis work.
Locate and employ appropriate primary and secondary sources in multiple formats, including digital resources.
Participate as informed global citizens who appreciate art's role in shaping communities, expressing identities, and interpreting societal structures.