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Art
history students have the opportunity to develop a knowledge and
understanding of the visual imagery created throughout the course
of human history. Courses provide both a broad foundations in
art history and the liberal arts that can lead to professional
careers in art such as teaching, curatorship, conservation, or
educational positions in museums. Many art history students go
on to graduate study.
Seton
Hill University art history students have received coveted internships
at museums such as The Metropolitan Museum of Art, The Guggenheim,
The Carnegie Museum of Art, The Warhol Museum, and the Westmoreland
Museum of American Art.
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