艺术史哲学博士

艺术史和艺术学系提供以下研究生课程：艺术史哲学博士，艺术史文学硕士，艺术史和博物馆研究文学硕士以及艺术教育硕士学位。该系还与法学院合作，提供联合的法学博士/艺术史和博物馆研究文学硕士。美术史或艺术教育专业的合格CWRU本科生可以参加综合研究生课程。基于CMA的百科全书，以对象为基础的艺术史研究方法提供了重要的机会，可以融合博物馆和学院内所追求的学科的各种实践。通过植根于仔细检查艺术品的特定属性和特质的研究，学生可以为更广泛的文化和理论学术演讲做出具体贡献。研究生在以其在各个领域的专业知识而闻名的教师授课的
The Department of Art History and Art offers the following graduate programs: Doctor of Philosophy in Art History, Master of Arts in Art History, Master of Arts in Art History and Museum Studies, and Master of Arts in Art Education. In conjunction with the School of Law the department also offers a combined JD/Master of Arts in Art History and Museum Studies. Qualified CWRU undergraduates majoring in art history or art education may participate in the Integrated Graduate Studies Program. The object-grounded approach to the study of art history, based on the encyclopedic collections of the CMA, affords the vital opportunity to fuse the varied practices of the discipline pursued within the museum and the academy. Through study rooted in careful examination of the specific properties and idiosyncrasies of art objects, students can contribute concretely to a broader cultural and theoretical academic discourse. Graduate students are trained in both traditional and newer, theoretically-based art historical approaches in classes taught by faculty renowned for their expertise in a diversity of fields, all of whom maintain an object-oriented approach to teaching and research. Many CMA curators and museum educators hold adjunct faculty positions and teach courses for the program. Classes are frequently held at the CMA, where students have access to the permanent collections and a rotating schedule of exhibitions as well as to the Ingalls Library, the third largest art research library in the United States. The innovative CWRU-CMA doctoral program in art history trains flexible and creative professionals who have the tools to achieve excellence in museum and academic careers. The pace of the program is accelerated, full funding for five years of tuition plus a 25,000 yearly stipend enables our doctoral students to work full time on their degree, with the goal of finishing the degree in five to six years. Many aspects of the current curriculum were developed through a generous grant given jointly to CWRU and the CMA in 2013 by the Andrew W. Mellon Foundation as part of a program to further collaborations between art history graduate programs and art museums.