Georgia Art History Degrees
Studying art history allows students to examine the history of world cultures from all points in time, including those that existed before written history, through careful critical analysis of surviving artistic record. Studying art history in Georgia offers students potential employment opportunities at one of the many art museums in Atlanta.
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Savannah College of Art and Design
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Savannah College of Art and Design, located in Savannah, Georgia, offers students the option of a Bachelor of Fine Arts and a Master of Arts degree in art history. The Bachelor of Fine Arts degree is a 4-year program that begins with foundation-year studio art courses and caps off with an intensive study of art history and general education studies. The Master of Arts program is a 2-year thesis program with a required field-related or teaching internship as a part of the curriculum.
Wesleyan College
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Founded in 1836, Wesleyan College, an all-girls school located in Macon, Georgia, offers a Bachelor of Fine Arts degree in art history. Wesleyan College requires lectures, seminars and studio courses for all students in their art history degree program in an attempt to nurture the analytical and critical skills required to pursue art history professionally. Wesleyan also offers its students the opportunity to intern as gallery operators, museum curators or art therapists at local businesses through their career-placement services.
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LaGrange College
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LaGrange College, located in LaGrange, Georgia, offers two art history programs at the undergraduate level. One of these programs is the art history focus, with 42 credit hours of just art history, and the other is the art history and museum studies major, which is a mixed degree of art history and museum studies courses for aspiring museum curators.
Mercer University
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Mercer University, founded in 1833, is a small school in Macon, Georgia, that offers some 8,000 students degrees from its 11 different schools. The Mercer University College of Liberal Arts offers Bachelor of Fine Arts degrees with a focus on art history as a 4-year undergraduate program. The university requires students to take general education courses, including one introductory course to the Old or New Testament -- part of the school's Baptist tradition -- as well as studio art courses in addition to art history courses to qualify for the degree.
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