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Art & Architecture @ Boston University
- History of Art & Architecture The Department of History of Art & Architecture at Boston University grants BA, MA, and PhD degrees in the history of art and architecture as well as a Certificate in Museum Studies.
- Architectural Studies Major The major in Architectural Studies emphasizes skills and knowledge that are fundamental to understanding, designing, and writing about historical and contemporary buildings and spaces, as well as to careers and graduate study in architecture, landscape architecture, historic preservation, and urban planning.
- Museum Studies Certificate The departmental Graduate Certificate in Museum Studies is awarded to students who have completed the four components that satisfy the certificate’s requirements. It is not a stand-alone certificate but is awarded in conjunction with a graduate degree.
- Preservation Studies Program The Preservation Studies Program trains students for productive careers working in historic preservation and the stewardship of cultural resources and heritage.
- School of Visual Arts, College of Fine Arts The School of Visual Arts offers a personal, supportive program centered on a rigorous fine arts curriculum deeply rooted in studio practice.
- American & New England Studies Program The American & New England Studies Program (AMNESP) is a nationally recognized leader in American Studies, dedicated to the interdisciplinary study of US society in a local, national, and global context. Our students and faculty study the disparate yet interconnected cultures of the United States as seen in the ideas and actions of its people, and as expressed in a range of forms, including culture, the arts, media, literature, and institutions.
- BU Arts Initiative The Boston University Arts Initiative ensures that the arts are fundamental to the student experience by developing and supporting university-wide programs to advance the role of the arts at BU through building community; supporting interdisciplinary arts teaching, learning, and research; and highlighting diverse artists and modes of artistry.
- BU Art Galleries The BU Art Galleries serves as a resource of learning and cultural engagement for Boston University and the surrounding metro area. The galleries maintain ongoing rotating exhibitions that allow for a wide scope of art to be featured from all ranges of mediums and artists. Inclusion and welcoming to all are the center of our identity. Part of the College of Fine Arts, the Boston University Art Galleries maintains an ongoing exhibition schedule in two locations on the University’s Charles
Boston University Center for the Humanities
- Boston University Center for the Humanities The Center for the Humanities supports the work of humanities scholars and students at Boston University through fellowships, awards, and events such as our forums. The Center promotes dialogue between humanities disciplines and public constituencies in ways that are vital to civic life.
