Overview
This minor provides students with an art historical education that is balanced and diverse culturally, temporally, and geographically. It allows students to choose from a range of introductory courses that cover a variety of regions, cultures, and periods.
Students must meet the following course requirements for a total of 18 hours*:
- 3 hrs: ARTH 110 Introduction to the History of Art and Visual Culture
- 3 hrs: ARTH course which focuses on a subject outside of Europe and the Modern Americas
- 6 hrs: ARTH courses at the 200, 300, or 400 level
- 3 hrs: ARTH course at the 300 or 400 level
- 3 hrs: ARTH 400-level designated seminar course
* A maximum of one course from either the History of Architecture or the History of Landscape Architecture will count toward the requirements of the Art History minor. The minor requires at least 6 hours of advanced course credit distinct from credit earned for a major or any other minor. A maximum of one course from other universities will satisfy the requirements for upper-level Art History courses.
Admission
Bryan VanGinhoven, Undergraduate Academic Advisor, is the current Art History Minor Advisor.
Additional information about declaring a minor is available on the Provost’s site. Students need to download and print the Statement of Intent to Pursue a Campus-Approved Minor. Students will need to complete the Minor’s Modification Form if they are going to cancel their minor or if we need to substitute a class. Both forms are available below.
To declare the minor, please submit an updated copy of your DARS report along with the Statement of Intent to Pursue a Campus-Approved Minor to the current Art History Minor Advisor for approval and signature. Submit the signed Statement of Intent form to the student’s College office.
The department enrolls 10-30 students in the minor.