Master Of Arts (Art History)
University of Washington · WA · PROGRAMGRARTH21
Master Of Arts (Art History) at University of Washington lists 22 subjects. Subjects include Visual Art and Creative Thinking, Basic Photography and Introduction to Drawing. The topics that come up most are creative practice, creative arts and design thinking (12, 11 and 6 subjects).
Compiled from public course information: approximate, not official.
University of Washington
Masters
What you'll study in Master Of Arts (Art History)
Example subjects: Visual Art and Creative Thinking, Basic Photography, Introduction to Drawing, Color Studies Studio, Intermediate Photomedia I, Concepts in Printmaking, Works on Paper/Monotype, Introduction to Contemporary Art for Interdisciplinary Practice, Introduction to 3D4M: Sculpture, Beginning Drawing: Topics, Photography and Extended Practice, Moving Images.
Frequently asked questions
What will I study in Master Of Arts (Art History)?
Master Of Arts (Art History) covers areas like creative-practice, creative-arts, design-thinking, printmaking, painting, museum-practice, image-processing, professional-practice.
Who offers Master Of Arts (Art History)?
Master Of Arts (Art History) is offered by University of Washington, WA.
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