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ACADEMIC PROGRAMS

Birmingham-Southern College Catalog 2016-2017

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Upon completion of the art history major, students will be able to

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utilize art historical terminology and techniques

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analyze artworks within a social-historical context

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explain theoretical models and practical research methodologies in the discipline

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demonstrate written and oral communication skills

Major Requirements

The following courses are required (12 units):

ARH 215

ARH 216

ARH 250

six additional units in art history (ARH), with at least two focused on

art pre-1800 and at least two on art post-1800

two units in studio art (AR); HON 216 may count as a studio unit

ARH 473

Minor Requirements

The following courses are required (5 units):

ARH 215

ARH 216

two additional units in art history (ARH)

one unit in studio art (AR); HON 216 may count as a studio unit

Art history majors with studio art minors may use ARH 215 and/or ARH 216 to satisfy

both major and minor requirements. However, art history courses at the 300 level and

above cannot be used to satisfy both major and minor requirements.

Asian Studies

Bachelor of Arts

Daniel Coyle, Program Coordinator

Asia is the world’s largest, most populous, and culturally diverse continent. Its area spans

from Japan in the Far East to Turkey and Arabia in the West, from Siberia in the North to

Indonesia in the South, and encompasses all territories in between. The Asian studies

interdisciplinary program provides students with the opportunity to learn broadly about

this vital and dynamic region of the world. The program offers a major and a minor, and

is synergistic with other academic majors. The curriculum covers classical and

contemporary global issues from across the region and from perspectives in humanities

and social sciences, including history, religion, philosophy, language, literature, film and

cultural studies, economics, and political science. Asian studies majors attain a basic

competency in Asian language(s), and develop important analytical and disciplinary

skills for independent research. The Asian studies program provides a solid foundation