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Graduate
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Credits
ARTH682 MA in Art History: Thesis Seminar I3
Term: Late Spring
Prerequisites: MA in Art History: Seminar II
This is a supervised thesis seminar for students in SACI's MA in Art History program. Students partake in group discussions and receive individual advisement from the instructor regarding the preparation of what is the final step in the completion of the MA in Art History degree. Students prepare oral presentations on the main chapters of their theses. Field trips are made to appropriate sites.
(See syllabus below. An updated syllabus will be posted at the beginning of each term.)
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