Art History Abroad
Imagine having access to pure paint pigments found in the local marketplace in Morocco or India. Imagine spending time analyzing the architecture in Europe, inspiring your own meticulous and ornate compositions. Imagine meeting artists from all over the world attending the same international institution as you. Studying abroad can give art students an opportunity to replenish or forward creative inspirations and techniques.
Whether you want to focus your art on architecture, experimental, landscapes or still-life, studying abroad can instill a sense of independence and self-awareness that is critical to any budding artist. Keep on the lookout for artistic connections, you never know who might let you do an artist residency later on in life.
Program Suggestions
The programs highlighted on this page are a good fit for students in Art History.
Art History Programs
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Country |
Program, Host Institution, or University |
Program Type |
Courses |
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France |
Exchange |
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Italy |
Exchange |
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United Kingdom |
Exchange |
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Cyprus |
Provider |
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Greece |
Provider |
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Spain |
International Studies at Universidad Pablo de Olavide - Seville |
Provider |
Explore Other Program Options
There are other program options available. Visit us for Study Abroad Advising or browse other program options:
Academic Advice
FIRST YEAR AND SOPHOMORE STUDENTS
First Year Students
The earliest you can go abroad is the summer of your first year.
Students may fulfill General Education Foundations and/or Issues requirements abroad.
Sophomore Students
- Students may fulfill credits in their major as well as General Education Foundations and/or Issues requirements abroad.
- Be sure to begin planning at least six months in advance.
- Students do not need to speak a foreign language in order to study in a country where English is not the official language.
- An internship abroad will not only give students experience and insights into their specific field of interest, but will help them develop desirable cross-cultural skills and competency.
Keep in mind
- Once you have selected a program, be sure to meet with your adviser at least three months prior to departing for your program.
- Be sure to explore both GVSU and Provider program options by browsing the Program Suggestions below. Students are not limited to GVSU study abroad programs.
- There are several opportunities to intern and or volunteer while abroad.
- Students are also able to fulfill General Education requirements abroad, including their General Education Issues requirement.
Sigrid Danielson
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1105 Calder Art Center