890 Bachelor's degrees in Art History in North America

The History of Art program at the Smith College might focus on ancient ruins, European landscape painting or Japanese anime. Our classes place value on the study of original objects, and students at all levels make site visits and do research in museums. 

All Theatre majors at the Smith College are encouraged to include courses in art and music in their programs as well as dramatic literature in any of the language departments.

The undergraduate program in Art History and Archaeology at Washington University in St. Louis is robust and thriving. Our students are offered a wide variety of courses ranging from the ancient to the contemporary world. 

Georgetown University's Art Program focuses on the individual student's experiential development of the imagination and creative thinking processes as an integrating force in the liberal arts curriculum. The program reflects Georgetown's aim to educate the whole person.

The B.A. and B.S. degrees  at  Grand Valley State University  emphasize breadth of experience in the Studio Art with an elective component that allows students to achieve an intermediate level of competency in one or more areas. These programs are specifically formulated for the student who wants to combine art studies with another academic area.

The B.A. Art History Major at Ohio University provides both a strong foundation and advanced courses in art history and visual culture, as well as a variety of liberal arts electives and the study of a foreign language.

The BFA in Art - Digital Arts program at Wayne State University that prepares students for a professional career or graduate school

Be inspired by art and visual culture with the Art History and Museum Studies BA program offered at University of Lethbridge and make your mark on the world.  Work with internationally active artists and scholars as you pursue your professional and creative goals in a collaborative environment.  

Blend history and theory with practical experience. Learn visual literacy, critical thinking, and research skills that enable you to thrive in the art world with the Art History and Museum Studies program at University of San Francisco.

The Art History Program at Seton Hall University connects the creative accomplishments of the past to 21st century culture. In an age when visual messages play a dominant role, the major provides an important way to help students develop critical and interpretive capabilities relevant to a variety of disciplines and professions.