Programs / Graduate
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Professor Emeritus, T.J. Clark. Photo: Erin Babnik.
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Judith Stronach Graduate Travel Seminar to London and Madrid, 2012
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Graduate students William Coleman and Cristin McKnight Sethi in the History of Art/Classic Library
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Berkeley Art Museum, UC Berkeley
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Professor Todd Olson at the British Museum. Judith Stronach Graduate Travel Seminar to London and Madrid, 2012.
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Assistant Professor Sugata Ray in the classroom

Welcome/Advising

The Department of History of Art offers a two-stage integrated master’s and doctoral program (MA/PhD) in preparation for college teaching, writing, and specialized curatorial careers. Students are not admitted to work for a terminal MA degree, though students may apply for the MA after meeting Stage I requirements toward the PhD. Students work closely with faculty in courses, seminars, and on independent research projects to develop independent thought and a thorough knowledge of the field and its critical methods. Cross-disciplinary work in Berkeley’s distinguished departments of languages and literature, philosophy, rhetoric, film studies, women’s studies, history, and the social sciences is strongly encouraged. A student may opt for a more formal relationship with other departments through “Designated Emphases” programs, including Film Studies, the Group on Women, Gender, and SexualityCritical Theory, and Folklore.

Head Graduate Advisor:  Anneka Lenssen


Advising Hours:

Office Hours (by appointment)

 

Contact information:

anneka@berkeley.edu
421 Doe Library

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