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The Graduate School permits the transfer of a maximum of twenty-four credits
from other institutions toward the Ph.D., all of which must be in art history
and at the graduate level, with a grade of B or better. After having completed
four courses (12 credits) in the Graduate Program of Art History at Rutgers,
students should submit an official transcript, in addition to a description
of the content and requirements of these courses to the faculty for its approval.
The Graduate School does not offer transfer credit for independent study or
for thesis research and writing earned at another institution.
In addition, students entering the Rutgers University Graduate Program in Art
History with an M. A. degree from another university must successfully complete:
Six courses (18 credits minimum)
Two foreign language examinations (Students must
submit documentation attesting that they passed language examinations
as part of their M. A. degree to avoid taking examinations at
Rutgers.)
One graduate level methods class (Students must submit
a transcript attesting that they successfully completed a graduate
level methods class another institution)
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24 credits
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Transfer of 8 MA courses
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18 credits
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6 Rutgers courses
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3 credits
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Dissertation proposal
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3 credits
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Study for Qualifying Exam
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24 credits
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Dissertation Research
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TOTAL = 72 credit minimum
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 Department of Art History Voorhees Hall 71 Hamilton Street New Brunswick, NJ 08901 Tel: 732-932-7041 Fax: 732-932-1261
Catherine Puglisi, Chairperson
Erik Thunø , Undergraduate Director
Susan Sidlauskas, Graduate Program Director
Cathy Pizzi, Department Administrator
Geralyn Colvil, Student Coordinator
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