Associate in Arts for Transfer in Art History (College of Alameda) in Alameda United States | Peralta Community College District

The art department is a vibrant, inclusive community where students explore diverse creative disciplines. Courses like painting and drawing foster personal expression while challenging you to experiment with design concepts. Art history classes delve into visual culture, offering active engagement with humanity's rich artistic heritage across civilizations.
The Associate in Arts in Art History for Transfer program is designed for students aiming to pursue a Bachelor's Degree in Art History within the CSU system. This pathway provides foundational knowledge for transfer students entering Art History or related majors, examining
humanity's creative expressions across cultures. The curriculum explores global artistic diversity while guaranteeing transfer benefits including junior standing admission and priority consideration for art history programs at CSU campuses.
Prospective AA-T in Art
History students should meet with both the Art Program Chair and an
Academic Counselor.
Program requirements include:
Completion of 60 transferable semester units.
Fulfillment of either CSU GE-Breadth or IGETC general education requirements.
Completion of at least 18 major-specific units with a minimum 2.0 GPA.
Achieving grades of C or better in all major courses (Pass grades are acceptable for Pass/No Pass courses).
Career Pathways
Art history studies illuminate connections between artistic works, architectural achievements, creative processes, and their cultural contexts.
An Art education creates opportunities for advanced study leading to professions such as: Art Education Specialists, Historical Art Researchers, Arts Organization Leaders, Creative Practitioners, Art Analysts, and Gallery Collection Managers.