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University of Illinois at Chicago: Graduate Programs Open House for Art History & Museum and Exhibition Studies

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School of Art & Art History at
the University of Illinois at Chicago

Graduate Programs Open House for Art History & Museum and Exhibition Studies

University of Illinois at ChicagoSchool of Art & Art HistoryUIC Department of Art History (M/C 201)929 W. Harrison StreetChicago, IL 60607-7039
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Please join us on Wednesday, October 30, 2013 to find out more about UIC's Art History and Museum and Exhibition Studies graduate programs.

Meet current students and faculty and learn about the application process. We welcome applicants with undergraduate degrees in any field.
MA and PhD in Art HistoryWednesday, October 305–6pm106 Henry Hall935 W. Harrison St.
Chicago IL 60607
MA in Museum and Exhibition StudiesWednesday, October 306–7pmJane Addams Hull-House Museum800 S Halsted St.
Chicago, IL 60607
Art History graduate students critically inquire into the ways people have reimagined their worlds through art, architecture, photography, film, performance, and design.
Museum and Exhibition Studies graduate students explore the evolving contexts and challenge the practices of museums of art, anthropology, history, science, youth and contemporary culture, and more.
Our Graduate Programs offer:
– Contemporary art and socially engaged learning in Gallery 400 and Jane Addams Hull-House Museum, our teaching partners
– Interdisciplinary, justice-focused approaches to museum and exhibition studies
– Access to the rich cultural resources of Chicago
– A vibrant, affordable public research university
– Support for research and conference travel
– Opportunities for international residencies and study
To find out more about our graduate programs, please join us for an open house on Wednesday, October 30, or contact us for more information at saah@uic.edu.
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