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I. Foundation Courses (9 hours)
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II. Sciences (7-8 hours)
At least one of the physical science or life science courses must include a laboratory.
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Physical Sciences (3-4 hours)
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Preferred Course(s): Please consider the Franklin College's Physical Sciences requirement when selecting courses from the Core Curriculum. Some courses approved for the core curriculum do not satisfy the Franklin College requirement.
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Life Sciences (3-4 hours)
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Preferred Course(s): Please consider the Franklin College's Biological Sciences requirement when selecting courses from the Core Curriculum. Some courses approved for the core curriculum do not satisfy the Franklin College requirement.
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III. Quantitative Reasoning (3-4 hours)
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No preferred courses for this area. See Core Curriculum view.
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IV. World Languages and Global Culture, Humanities and the Arts (12 hours)
Note: Course credit received as a result of a score on a departmental foreign language placement test will not satisfy the General Education Core Curriculum requirements in Area IV, World Languages and Global Culture, Humanities and the Arts.
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World Languages and Global Culture (9 hours)
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No preferred courses for this area. See Core Curriculum view.
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Humanities and the Arts (3 hours)
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V. Social Sciences (9 hours)
- Students who have not met the Georgia and U.S. Constitution requirement by examination should enroll in POLS 1101 or POLS 1101E or POLS 1101H.
- A passing grade on an examination on the history of the United States and Georgia is required to satisfy the United States and Georgia History Requirement for all persons receiving a baccalaureate degree from the University, unless exempted by one of the following courses: HIST 2111, HIST 2111E, HIST 2111H, HIST 2112, HIST 2112E, HIST 2112H, HIST 3080H. Examinations are given at University Testing Services. Reexamination is permitted. Contact University Testing Services at (706) 542-3183 for information.
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No preferred courses for this area. See Core Curriculum view.
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Area VI
(ARHI 2000 or ARHI 2000E or ARHI 2111H) or (ARHI 2300 or ARHI 2300E or ARHI 2311H) or (ARHI 2400 or ARHI 2400E or ARHI 2411H)
Fifteen hours of introductory and/or survey courses (1000/2000-level courses) selected from the following areas:
AFAM, ANTH, ARAB, ARST, ARTS, ASTR, BCMB, BIOL, CBIO, CHEM, CHNS, CLAS, CMLT, COMM, CSCI, ECOL, ECON, EDES, ENGL, FREN, GENE, GEOG, GEOL, GREK, GRMN, HEBR, HIST, ITAL, JPNS, KREN, LATN, LING, MARS, MATH, MIBO, PBIO, PHIL, PHYS, POLS, PORT, PSYC, RELI, ROML, RUSS, SEMI, SPAN, SOCI, STAT, SWAH, WMST, YORB
*Please note that Art History majors are required to complete course work through the fourth semester in a single Foreign Language.
If any of the courses in Area VI have been used to satisfy Areas II-V of the Core Curriculum, General Electives may be taken here. (Refer to College-wide requirements when selecting General Electives)
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Entrance Requirements
Completion of two ARHI 2000-level courses (or their approved equivalents) and two ARHI 3000-level courses. The combined GPA for these four courses must be a 3.0.
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Major Requirements
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A baccalaureate degree program must require at least 21 semester hours of upper division courses in the major field and at least 39 semester hours of upper division work overall.
Students in the Franklin College must earn a grade of "C" (2.0) or better in major required courses.
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Required Courses (30 hours)
30 hours of ARHI courses (Minimum grade of "C" (2.0) or better required.)*
Choose fifteen hours of ARHI courses at the 3000 level
Choose fifteen hours of ARHI courses at the 4000 level, one of which must be ARHI 4800** or ARHI 4960R
*Non-equivalent transfer courses (ARHI 3T01 to ARHI 5T99) may not satisfy this requirement.
**All majors are required to take ARHI 4800, ideally in their last or second to last term.
Museum Internship credit (ARHI 4995) is a major elective and may not be used toward the 15 hours of 4000-level courses. Students who intend to take courses in Art History while enrolled in a Studies Abroad Program should check with the Art History area chair to determine if Art History credit is likely to be granted before completing registration for that program.
There are four broad areas currently taught in the Art History area. Students are required to complete at least one 3000-level course in each of these areas. Furthermore, students are also required to take 4000-level courses in at least 3 of these different areas. Please note that students should plan a program of study that avoids more than three ARHI courses or more than two 4000-level ARHI courses in any semester.
1. Ancient, Late Antique, Medieval, and Asian
2. Renaissance and Baroque
3. 18th and 19th Century
4. 20th - Century Contemporary
ARHI 3090 and ARHI 4800 are variable courses that will satisfy the requirement of "additional 3000-level course" and "additional 4000-level course" respectively. When the topic of these courses aligns with an area not already fulfilled by a student, area-specific distribution credit may be requested by contacting the Art History chair.
Experiential Learning:
A student pursuing this degree may fulfill their experiential learning requirement through any of the following opportunities:- Study off-campus through a UGA field study course or UGA Study Abroad program
- Three hours of Internship Credit through ARHI 4995 or ARST 4930 (with minimum grade of "C" (2.0) or better)
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Major Electives (18 hours)
Choose eighteen hours from the following:
- One literature course from the College of Arts and Sciences list (if not already satisfied in the core).
- A second literature course selected from the approved list below or approved by the area chair of Art History or one of the following:
CLAS 1000, CLAS 1000H, CLAS 1010, CLAS 1010H, CLAS 1020, CLAS 1020H, CMLT 2111, CMLT 2210, CMLT 2212, CMLT 2220, CMLT 2250H, CMLT 2260H, CMLT 2270H, CMLT 2280H, CMLT 2800, CMLT 3000, CMLT 3100, CMLT 3110, CMLT 3140, CMLT 3160, CMLT 3180, CMLT 3200, CMLT 3220, CMLT 3250, CMLT 4050/6050, CMLT 4070/6070, CMLT 4080/6080, CMLT 4090/6090, CMLT 4100/6100, CMLT 4110/6110, CMLT 4120/6120, CMLT 4150/6150, CMLT 4160/6160, CMLT 4200/6200, CMLT 4210/6210, CMLT 4300/6300, CMLT 4444/6444, CMLT 4600/6600, CMLT 4610/6610, CMLT 4620/6620, CMLT 4630/6630, any 2000-level ENGL, any ENGL 3000-4999 (except courses with a W-suffix or courses cross-listed with LING), FILM 5900/7900, FREN 3030, FREN 3030H, FREN 4050, FREN 4060, FREN 4070, FREN 4080, any GREK 3000-4999, GRMN 3120, GRMN 3410, GRMN 3420, GRMN 3610, GRMN 3620H, GRMN 3625, GRMN 3630, GRMN 3710, GRMN 3830, GRMN 3870, GRMN 4015, GRMN 4310, GRMN 4410/6410, GRMN 4610H, GRMN 4710, ITAL 4030/6030, ITAL 4050/6050, ITAL 4060/6060, ITAL 4070/6070, ITAL 4120/6120, LATN 2002 or any LATN 3000-4999, RELI 4001/6001, RELI 4080/6080, RUSS 3400, RUSS 4080, RUSS 4090, RUSS 4250, RUSS 4260, RUSS 4270, RUSS 4280, RUSS 4290, SPAN 3030, SPAN 3030H, SPAN 4040, SPAN 4050, SPAN 4060, SPAN 4070, SPAN 4080, SPAN 4120/6120, WMST 3010
- Additional major courses from the following:
AFAM, ANTH, ARAB, ARHI 4990R*, ARHI 4995*, ARST (up to 6 hours), ARTS, ASTR, BCMB, BIOL, CBIO, CHEM, CHNS, CLAS, CMLT, COMM, CSCI, ECOL, ECON, EDES, ENGL, FREN, GENE, GEOG, GEOL, GREK, GRMN, HEBR, HIPR 4000/6000, HIPR 4030/6030, HIPR 4070/6070, HIPR 4072/6072, HIPR 4100/6100, HIPR 4120/6120, HIPR(HIST) 4160/6160, HIPR 4330/6330, HIPR 4340/6340, HIPR 4360/6360, HIPR 4400/6400, HIPR 4410/6410, HIPR 4480/6480, HIPR 4510/6510, HIPR 4613/6613, HIPR 4660/6660, HIPR 4670/6670, HIPR 4680/6680, HIPR 4720/6720, HIPR 4811/6811, HIST, ITAL, JPNS, KREN, LAND 2510, LAND 2520, LAND 4400/6400, LAND 4620/6620, LATN, LING, MARS, MATH, MIBO, PBIO, PHIL, PHYS, POLS, PORT, PSYC, RELI, ROML, RUSS, SEMI, SPAN, SOCI, STAT, SWAH, WMST, YORB
*Students enrolling in either the museum internship or the honors program directed study and/or thesis courses must have approval from the Art History area. See the FAQ webpage or the department for specific information about both possibilities.
Senior Exit Requirements
-Choose three (3) hours: ARHI 4800 or ARHI 4960R
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General Electives (12 hours)
(Refer to College-wide requirements when selecting general electives.)
Upper division (at least 9 hours if not taken in major electives)
Any level (3 hours or more)
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(This total does not include the 1-hour P.E. requirement)
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