Opportunities With Impact
Find out how Muhlenberg transforms the study of art history into an active and experiential learning journey.
Visual art can transform people and cultures.
Visual creative works reflect societies, shape cultures and spark meaningful change. Art historians help make sense of art as well as human cultures past, present and in the act of being created.
As an art history student at Muhlenberg, you’ll explore art through social, political, economic, religious, racial and aesthetic lenses. You’ll practice a variety of art historical methodologies, from broad historical surveys to detailed analyses of specific periods. You’ll hone your capacities for highly valued and broadly applicable skills including visual analysis, evidence-based writing, oral argumentation, critical thinking and creative expression.
Muhlenberg’s art faculty are not only accomplished academics and artists; they’re also dedicated mentors who will encourage you to explore new boundaries and support you in achieving success on your own terms. Our faculty practice global and anti-racist approaches, upholding the power of art to enact social change.
Our Faculty
You’ll work closely with the Muhlenberg Art Department’s full-time and visiting faculty members, whose diverse skills and interests will open new perspectives and possibilities in the classroom and beyond.
Life After Muhlenberg
Discover the fields of study and career paths where our art history alumni have journeyed to after Muhlenberg.
