Columbia University

DEGREES OFFERED
M.A., M.Phil., Ph.D. in Art History

AREAS OF STUDY
Ancient Near East, Classical, Medieval, Renaissance, Baroque, 19th and 20th Century, American, Far Eastern, Pre-Columbian, Oceanic, Native American

FACULTY IN ARCHITECTURAL HISTORY PROGRAM
Professors
Hilary Ballon
Ph.D., Architecture, Art and Environmental Studies, MlT
Renaissance and Baroque, American, and Urban Design

Barry Bergdoll
Ph.D., Art History, Columbia University
19th and 20th Century

Joseph Connors
Ph.D., Art History, Harvard University
Renaissance, Baroque, American

Stephen Murray
Ph.D., Art History, Courtauld Institute, University of London
Medieval

Esther Pasztory
Ph.D., Art History, Columbia University
Pre-Columbian

Assistant Professors
Holger Klein
Ph.D., Rheinische Friedrich-Wilhelms-Universitat
Byzantine, Early Christian

Clemente Marconi
Ph.D., Scuola Normale Superiore di Pisa
Greek Art and Architecture

STUDENT INFORMATION
General
Applicants: 12 for Architectural History program
Openings: 3-5 in Architectural History program
Enrollment: 20 in Architectural History program
Tuition: $13,764 per term - M.A.; $13,764 per term - Ph.D.
Financial Aid: About 10 fellowships for each entering class; nearly the entire body of 2nd- and 3rd-year Ph.D. students in good standing are on a teaching fellowship; post-MPhil fellowships to teach Core Curriculum of Columbia College, and dissertation fellowships, are held by most Ph.D. students during the 4th, 5th, and 6th years.  Department students compete for university and national fellowships as well.

Requirements
Entrance: GRE, German plus 1 other language, 3.5 GPA
M.A. 8 course hours, Master's paper, 1 language
M.Phil. 10 courses beyond M.A., additional languages, comprehensive oral exam
Ph.D. M.Phil., teaching, dissertation and defense

Present Employment of Graduates
M.A.: Art Institute of Chicago, De Pauw University
Ph.D.: Brooklyn College, Carnegie Mellon, Columbia University, Emory University, Frick Museum (Archives), Pratt Institute, University of Illinois at Chicago, University of Texas at Austin (School of Architecture), Wake Forest University, Wayne State University