Art History Doctorate United States Graduate Programs

The strength of the University of Washington's Art History degree program is in its global approach to world art and architectural history, with strong faculty in the fields of both Western (Ancient, Medieval, Renaissance, Northern European, Baroque, an...

The history of art program, which has grown in size and scope in recent years, offers courses of study leading to both undergraduate and graduate degrees. Enriching the scholarly environment, our graduate students prepare for advanced study and careers...

Tyler Art History graduate students have many doors open to them. They study in Philadelphia and abroad, pursue research in Temple’s three-million-volume library system, and take advantage of the many universities and libraries in the area. They explore...

The graduate programs bring together the practice of art, the history of art, and the theoretical and historical study of visual culture in its wider context. Students chart a course of research that will challenge and expand their knowledge, both in th...

The Department provides training in the history of art and architecture of Europe, of the Ancient, Medieval, Early Modern (ca. 1400-1800) and Modern periods, as well as East Asian art and architecture.

Graduate work is offered in the following areas: Ancient, Byzantine, Medieval, Renaissance, Baroque, Modern, Contemporary, American, African, and Asian art and architectural history.

The MA program requires a minimum of 30 credit hours of course work; proficiency in reading German and French or Italian (and Greek or Latin for classical archaeology); the passing of a qualifying exam; and the completion of a written thesis. The progra...

The purpose of the Program is to train promising students in the numerous and varied aspects of the discipline of classical archaeology.