BA in Art History/Japanese Studies (Honors) in Newark United States | University of Delaware

Art History provides learners with analytical perspectives on how artistic and cultural expressions have evolved throughout history and around the globe. We enhance students' observational capabilities, refine their writing proficiency, and ignite their creativity through studying artworks, artifacts, and structures that have inspired devotion, fueled revolutions, brought joy, or provoked controversy. Nearby institutions like the UD Library, Museums and Press frequently serve as hands-on learning spaces where students cultivate their skills as analysts and exhibition organizers. Our curriculum encompasses American (including Indigenous, African American and Latin American), European, African, Asian, and Islamic artistic traditions, material culture, and architectural history. Numerous dual-degree and interdisciplinary options are available, allowing students to combine their passions with fields like Art Conservation, Anthropology, English, History, and various Languages, Literatures & Cultures. By exploring humanity's diverse creative output, we inspire students to develop global perspectives.

Immerse yourself in the fascinating contrasts of contemporary Japan, where ancient traditions meet cutting-edge innovation. Gain practical experience in Japanese brush writing or explore why Japanese gaming culture leads worldwide trends. Our language instruction prepares students for every social context, from casual conversations to formal events, with comprehensive training in respectful speech and presentation techniques for academic and professional settings. Become part of our growing community of undergraduates who've embraced Japanese - undoubtedly one of the planet's most captivating languages - as their focus of study. Students can earn the prestigious Global Seal of Biliteracy, a valuable certification that demonstrates language competency to potential employers.