Duke University Department of Art
Art School
Why pick this one
Duke University Department of Art offers eight undergraduate majors, six minors, and graduate programs spanning art history, visual arts, and computational media.
Best for
- Students seeking undergraduate art, art history, visual arts, photography, cinematic arts, or visual and media studies programs
- Graduate students pursuing art history, digital art history, computational media, or experimental and documentary arts
- Students interested in interdisciplinary art-and-technology projects
- Students seeking research, exhibitions, workshops, and film programming connected to visual culture
Specialties
- Art History and Visual Culture Ph.D.
- Digital Art History and Computational Media master's program
- Experimental and Documentary Arts MFA
- Visual Arts
- Visual and Media Studies
- Computational Media, Arts & Cultures
What makes them different
- Department combines Visual Arts, Art History, and Visual & Media Studies
- Offers 8 undergraduate majors and 6 minors
- Art History and Visual Culture Ph.D. is described as small by design and highly selective
- Interdisciplinary connections include engineering, computer science, documentary studies, the Nasher Museum of Art, and the Franklin Humanities Institute
- Website lists more than 480 available courses and more than 40 faculty members
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Contact & Location
- Address
- 114 S Buchanan Blvd Bay 9, Durham, NC 27708
- Phone
- +19196842224
- Website
- http://www.aahvs.duke.edu/
- aahvs-office@duke.edu
Services
- Undergraduate art majors and minors
- Graduate degree programs
- Art and visual culture research
- Exhibitions and public events
- Interdisciplinary teaching and digital projects