Our graduates go on to have diverse careers in academia, museums and more. The department is committed to connecting our students with resources at the university and beyond.
Individual research travel is also a critical part of every graduate student’s experience in our department. Grants from departmental funds make it possible for every one of our graduate students to visit research sites and present at conferences nationally and internationally.
Our graduate students present at major conferences and symposia through the generous support of departmental and OSU travel awards.
Individual research travel is also a critical part of every graduate student’s experience in our department. Grants from departmental funds make it possible for every one of our graduate students to visit research sites and present at conferences nationally and internationally.
Our graduate students present at major conferences and symposia through the generous support of departmental and OSU travel awards.
Many faculty members and graduate students in History of Art are active curators in the field, and many of our graduates hold curatorial positions at institutions around the world. Central to this work is the Graduate Certificate in Contemporary Art and Curatorial Practice, which equips students with the academic and practical skills that are necessary for work in the field.
Our graduate students contribute to our vibrant community by participating in students organizations. They take active leaderships roles, shaping the intellectual discourse of the department and field. Further, they build valuable curatorial and organizational skills to carry into their careers.
Many faculty members and graduate students in History of Art are active curators in the field, and many of our graduates hold curatorial positions at institutions around the world. Central to this work is the Graduate Certificate in Contemporary Art and Curatorial Practice, which equips students with the academic and practical skills that are necessary for work in the field.
Our graduate students contribute to our vibrant community by participating in students organizations. They take active leaderships roles, shaping the intellectual discourse of the department and field. Further, they build valuable curatorial and organizational skills to carry into their careers.