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Nov 27, 2024
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2006-2007 Undergraduate Catalog [Archived Catalog]
Art with Concentration in Art History [ART/ARTH]
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Art history survey courses (ATH 121, 122, 223) provide a systematic exploration of the major art traditions of the world. Upper division courses (200-level and above) introduce the student to more intensive study of the art of a particular period or region through a variety of approaches and techniques of art historical analysis. ATH 429: Advanced Topics in Art History often is used to meet the special interests of students and to take advantage of new art discoveries and major exhibitions.
The diverse interests of Cortland’s art history faculty provide the student with opportunities to broaden global and multicultural awareness through an understanding of artistic achievement in our own and other cultures.
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Art History Core: 36 credit hours
A. Required Art History Core Courses: Nine credit hours
B. Core exposure in Art History: 12 credit hours
Three hours from each of the following areas: C. Additional Art History Course Requirements selected from (areas 1-4): Three credit hours
D. Art history elective chosen from courses at the 200-400 level Nine credit hours
E. ATH 429: Special Topics in Art and Art History: Three credit hours
Related Areas: 12 credit hours
A. Studio Art: Three credit hours
B. History Courses: Six credit hours
It is recommended that three hours be directly related to student’s area of specialization in section C of the art history core above. C. Electives: Three credit hours
Chosen in consultation with the student’s advisor from literature, philosophy, political science, anthropology/sociology which relate directly to the temporal or spacial period of the cultural context of an art history course that the student has taken or is taking, or three additional hours of a second or third language. Total Credit Hours Required for Graduation: 124
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