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Graduate Certificate in Art History, Theory, and CriticismThe Graduate Certificate in Art History, Theory, and Criticism was created specifically for artists who seek advanced study of historical and critical issues that affect their art making. This program provides a broad background in art history, research experience, and critical writing skills in a flexible curriculum that enables students to continue their studio work. The certificate enables artists to pursue alternative or concurrent careers in teaching, writing art history and criticism, curatorial work, collection management, or related activities in art libraries and archives.Application for admission to the Graduate Certificate in Art History, Theory, and Criticism program is open to students who have received or will be receiving an MA or an MFA in Studio from an accredited institution. See admissions and services for further details. Professional Certificate in Art History, Theory, and Criticism Curriculum Requirements
*12 of the 24 art history credit hours may be transfered from a Master of Fine Arts program taken concurrently or previously. 1. Of the seminars and elective coursesm, one must be 19th century and one early 20th century. 2. Thesis equivalent: two seminar papers are submitted for faculty review at the middle of the semester in which the student plans to graduate. 3. Students have a maximum of 5 years (including time off for leaves of absence) to complete the certificate. 4. Full-Time Status Minimum Requirement: 12 credit hours.
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