Code | Title | Hours |
Required Courses: | |
| Methodologies of Art History | 3 |
| Materials, Methods, and Physical Examination of Works of Art | 3 |
| Advanced Visual Arts and Museums: Internship I | 3 |
| Advanced Visual Arts and Museums Internship II | 3 |
| Dissertation Ph.D. | 18 |
Six courses at the 400-level or above | 18 |
Four seminars at the 500-level | 12 |
Total Hours | 60 |
Unless otherwise approved by the director of graduate studies and the student's advisor. At least one seminar must be collection-based, when offered.
Doctoral students must demonstrate an ability to read two approved languages other than English useful in art historical research. The general examination cannot be taken until the language requirement is fulfilled either through course work or successfully passing language reading examinations. Doctoral students in Asian art should enter the program with a reading knowledge of at least one Asian language (Chinese, Japanese, or Korean). Prior to taking the comprehensive exam, students must demonstrate reading knowledge of two languages relevant to the student’s research interests. The second language is chosen in consultation with a faculty advisor. It may be a modern Asian language, a classical Asian language, or a European language.
Doctoral students are required to pass an oral examination of major and minor fields and a written examination in the form of a research paper of 20-30 pages in length. The topic for the research paper will be set by the examination committee after the oral examination is held; the paper will be due two weeks after the student picks up the assigned topic. A final evaluation will be based on the student’s performance in both the written and oral sections of the general examination.
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