Art History majors at Bloomsburg University of Pennsylvania explore artistic production through time and across diverse cultures. Majors may select from varied Art History courses intended to enable in depth understanding of areas of scholarly interest. Majors may pursue careers as scholars, educators, curators, or as museum or gallery conservators.
Students may participate in varied activities to enrich and expand the classroom experience. In addition to department sponsored field trips to New York City and other important art destinations, numerous artists are brought to campus each semester to show their work and to meet and talk with students.
Students may participate in the annual Personal Adornment Day Extravaganza that included a workshop and juried runway show. The annual Student Symposium in Art History prepares students for an academic career through the presentation of original research papers in professional settings.
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