Art, B.A.

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All students seeking an Art degree from the Ernest G. Welch School of Art and Design are enrolled into the university as a candidate of the Bachelor of Art with a major in Art. Art students should seek regular advisement from the Office of Academic Assistance or the University Advisement Center to declare either the Studio or Art History concentration. Students should also seek advisement from the Area Coordinator for intended concentration. Students who intend to pursue the B.F.A. degree program should declare their intention to pursue a concentration to the Office of Academic Assistance in the College of the Arts or the University Advisement Center when they initiate their Field of Study requirements.

Core IMPACTS

Core curriculum recommendations for Art Majors

Institutional Priority

Recommended course

Cross-cultural Art History courses may be offered in this area as sections of:

PERS 2001 - Perspectives on Comparative Culture (2) or

PERS 2003 - Perspectives on Human Expression (2)

Arts, Humanities & Ethics

Recommended course

To maximize the opportunity to take elective courses in Art History either:

AH 1700 - Western Art from Antiquity to the Middle Ages (3)

AH 1750 - Western Art from the Renaissance to the Present (3) or

AH 1850 - Art of the Global South (3)

Degree Requirements

Required Concentration:

The Bachelor of Art in Art requires one of the following concentrations: