Art History
Area of Study: Art History
Degree: Associate of Arts with a concentration in Art History
Academic School: Creative Arts
Journey Through the History of Art at Tri-C
Explore Our Art History Course Offerings:
The Associate of Arts in Art History is based on the Ohio Guaranteed Transfer Pathway in Art History. It is recommended for students planning to start at Tri-C and transfer to a four-year institution to major in Art History.
The art history program at Tri-C connects students with top-notch faculty and working professional artists who can help them achieve their academic goals.
There are a variety of art history-related careers in museums, galleries and art auctions, as well as conservation, nonprofit and academic settings. Some of the many potential careers in the field of art history include art historian, art curator, museum administrator/director, art authenticator, art librarian/visual resource curator, teacher and art publisher.
Experience a One-of-a-Kind Study of Art History at Tri-C
In partnership with the Cleveland Museum of Art, our Tri-C Art History students are offered an unparalleled opportunity to immerse themselves in the rich history of art by exploring one of the world's most renowned art collections. This unique collaboration provides students with exclusive access to masterpieces spanning centuries and cultures, fostering a deeper appreciation and understanding of art's impact on society.
By combining hands-on experiences with expert guidance, students cultivate a personal connection to the art and the stories behind each work, preparing them for careers in museums, education and beyond.
Explore Art Through a New Lens
"Step inside a Gothic cathedral, walk through ancient Roman ruins, or examine Egyptian tombs—all without leaving the classroom."
Tri-C's on-campus Art History courses incorporate Meta Quest 3 VR headsets, giving students the unparalleled opportunity to explore the history of human culture through an interactive lens. Creating a dynamic and multisensory learning environment, the use of VR equipment allows them to formally analyze, interpret and personally connect with historical landmarks and site-specific artworks around the world.