Art History - Boston University

Art History from Boston University is a Campus Master Art History degree that prepares you for a Art and Design career. The Department of Art History offers programs of study leading to the MA and PhD degrees in art history, as well as a departmental certificate in museum studies. Applicants may be admitted to the post bachelor’s MA or MA/PhD programs or to the post-master’s PhD program. Applicants admitted to the MA/ PhD program must later make an internal application to the PhD program upon completion of the MA degree requirements. They may also be admitted as non- degree candidates seeking only a certificate in museum studies. The art history faculty offers graduate courses in all areas of Western Art and in Asian and Meso-American art . Courses are also offered by adjunct and/or visiting faculty members. Some departmental courses are given at the Boston University Art Gallery, at the Museum of Fine Arts and other area museums, and internships for credit (practica) may also be arranged. Graduate study in art history at Boston University thus exposes the student not only to the faculty and facilities of the University itself, but also to the faculty, curators, and artistic treasures of the many universities, colleges, museums, and historical agencies in Boston and New England. Applicants should also consult the descriptions of related programs of the Graduate School of Arts and Sciences, i.e., American and New England Studies and the Department of Archeology, as courses in these programs are open to qualified art history students. View more details on Boston University . Ask your questions and apply online for this program or find other related Art History courses.