RELATED COURSES FOR CONCENTRATION CREDIT

Courses in History of Art and Architecture, theater design, and some courses in the domain of cultural studies may be counted for concentration credit for studio and film/video concentrators, subject to the approval of the Director of Undergraduate Studies when the Plan of Study is filed. Ordinarily, not more than two half-courses taken outside Visual and Environmental Studies or History of Art and Architecture may be so counted.

Concentrators with little background in the history of art are encouraged to take introductory courses in History of Art and Architecture as soon as possible and preferably before the end of their sophomore year.

Students interested in taking additional courses for concentration credit outside the department should consult Courses of Related Interest in Courses of Instruction or to consult the Director of Undergraduate Studies.

All concentrators are required to submit a Course Requirement Substitution Form petitioning for credit for a non-departmental course. This can be found under forms.  If a course is listed in Courses of Related Interest, a syllabus is not required to receive concentration credit but if a course is not listed, a syllabus must accompany the petition.

If you are pursuing VES as a secondary field, only one related cross-listed course may count toward the secondary field.