NOTE: In addition to courses in studio, Liberal Arts, of Art History, other opportunities such as internships taken through SAIC's Cooperative Education may count as electives.
Advanced elective courses (2000–4000 level), any department. HUMANITY 3702 Medieval and Renaissance Philosophy. HUMANITY 3701 Ancient Greek and Roman Philosophy. One course selected from the following: (3). HUMANITY 3704 History of Philosophy: Hegel to the 20th Century (3). Students may, however, take more than one Junior Proseminar in their time at SAIC, and any additional proseminars may be used to fulfill other degree requirements. Courses fulfilling the Junior Proseminar requirement cannot also be used to fulfill the Area Pathways requirements. These can be in any topic, but professors focus on the practice of research and writing with students in this smaller setting.īA in Art History students must take at least one of these courses in their Junior year, which will be designated on the course schedule as ARTHI 3900/PROFPRAC 3900. Each semester, the Department offers two smaller seminar-style courses focused on the application of research methods. 
* A list of courses that fulfill this requirement is supplied by the Department. PROFPRAC and CAPSTONE are now required for new incoming students beginning in the 2015-16 academic year.
Intermediate or Advanced Courses, ARTHI 3000-4000 level (9). Art History courses in pre-modern topics, ARTHI 2000-4000 level* (6). Southern Continents (Africa and Latin America) Two complete 9 credit hour (3 courses) sequences from three possible areas of focus:ģ. CAPSTONE 4900 Art History Research Methods II: Thesis Writing Seminar (3). ARTHI 4899 Art History Research Methods I: Thesis Methodology Seminar (3). PROFPRAC 3900 Art History Junior Proseminar * (3). 
SOPHSEM 2900 Sophomore Seminar in Art History (3). 
ARTHI 1002+ Any Introduction to Art History: Modern and Contemporary (3). ARTHI 1001 Introduction to Art History: Ancient to Modern (3).
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