Distance course on Art History

[Amber]

Does anyone know of a college/university which offers the above course to
study as an individual subject with the option to study it further if need
be?

Many thanks
--
Lori

[John Bear]

I see in Peterson's Independent Study Catalog that there are such courses
at Penn State, Southern Illinois, University of California, University of
Minnesota, and a dozen others.

--
John Bear, Ph.D. (Michigan State University, 1966)
Co-Author, Bears' Guide (13th edition) described
at http://www.degree.net, and sold at www.amazon.com
or www.barnesandnoble.com, bookstores, and www.tenspeed.com.

[T. Carwile Head]

On Tue, 27 Jul 1999, Amber wrote:

> Does anyone know of a college/university which offers the above course
> to study as an individual subject with the option to study it further
> if need be?

- If you mean individual courses, you're definitely in luck -- folks will
be flooding you with responses. (Or if they aren't, let me know
and I'll name a few possibilities.)
- If you mean a Bachelor's program/major, Regents College
(http://www.regents.edu) and Thomas Edison State College
(http://www.tesc.edu) both offer undergraduate programs in
art with significant coursework required in art history.
- If you mean a Master's program, California State University/Dominguez
Hills (http://www.csudh.edu/hux) offers a M.A. in the Humanities
with emphasis in Art, and most of the art courses in the program
focus on art history. Most British/Australian universities
offering nonresident/short residency programs also have a
specific Art History degree at graduate level.

Good luck!

Peace,

Tom

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