Bachelor's in History of Art and Museum Studies

Middlebury College, renowned for its commitment to academic excellence, global engagement, and language education, Middlebury offers a comprehensive undergraduate experience that emphasizes critical thinking, cultural exploration, and interdisciplinary learning. At Middlebury College, the integration of rigorous academics with immersive experiences is central to its educational philosophy. The college's Language Schools and Schools Abroad programs, as well as its global partnerships, provide students with unparalleled opportunities for cross-cultural understanding and language proficiency. With a vibrant campus culture and a dedicated faculty, Middlebury fosters an environment where students can flourish intellectually and personally. Through its commitment to academic rigor, cultural enrichment, and global perspectives, Middlebury College prepares graduates to excel in their careers while fostering a deep sense of appreciation for the complexities of our interconnected world.

The two are closely aligned as well as intertwined, offering different avenues for pursuing the study of the world’s visual culture, its chronological and geographical ranges, and its methodologies. Through courses and activities covering many time periods and cultures, history of art and museum studies (HA/MS) students learn how art is made and how it relates to social, theoretical and historical issues and circumstances. Explore the art history and museum studies track. The HA/MS classrooms and facilities are located in the Mahaney Arts Center, also home to the Museum of Art, considered the largest learning laboratory on campus and one of Vermont’s premier visual arts venues.