• conservation

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• nyu
  • 4 upper level art history courses
  • A minimum of four laboratory science courses at the college level, of which organic chemistry I is required. Other coursework could include: general chemistry I & II, organic chemistry II, physics, biochemistry, biology or a materials science course. Ideally, a full chemistry track (“general chemistry I and II” and organic chemistry I and II) is preferred.
  • also: Mellon Library and Archive Conservation
• queens
• udel
  • A minimum of 6 courses (18 semester credits) in Anthropology, Archaeology, Art History, or Museum & Library Studies is required. Ideally no more than 1-2 of these courses would be introductory survey courses while 4-5 would be upper-level courses in different cultural traditions and/or different historical periods.
  • General Chemistry I and II (8 semester credits): 2 courses each with laboratory. These should be freshman level courses required for chemistry or biology majors. Organic Chemistry I and II (8 semester credits): 2 courses each with laboratory. These should be sophomore level courses required for chemistry or biology majors.
  • Drawing (6 semester credits): 2 courses in representational drawing including figure drawing, object drawing, and perspective. (Do not substitute courses in design, printmaking, stage design, architectural drafting, etc. for these requirements.) Painting (3 semester credits): 1 course in representational painting (still-life, figure, and/or landscape) using traditional painting materials and techniques. Three-dimensional Design (3 semester credits): 1 course in sculpture, ceramics, glass, weaving, woodworking, or jewelry making. Studio Arts and Crafts (3 semester credits)