Graduates go on to find employment as art history educators.
Archivists acquire and appraise new collections, and maintain and preserve materials.
Art restorers repair damaged artwork in private and public collections.
Alumni work in a variety of museums across the state and nation.
Custodians of a museum or collection.
Develop critical and analytical thinking
Enhance oral and written communication skills
Develop a broadened world view and historical perspective
Discover a wide variety of career options available
Study a subject you love while honing those skills most valued by employers as well as graduate and professional programs, including business and law.
Join a community of diverse writers and artists.
A degree suited for aspiring collectors, catalogers and librarians, and managers of books and multimedia.
Specialize in art history at the graduate level.
Hone your painting, drawing, or sculpture skills at the graduate level.
