Credit Requirements
Students must complete a minimum of 78 credits:
- ART 515 3D4M Studio (30 credits)
- ART 590 Interdisciplinary Grad Seminar (20 credits)
- ART 700 Master Thesis (10 credits)
- ART H 509 Seminar in Special Topics in Art History (5 credits)
- Electives (13–20 credits)
Plan of Study
Year One (45 credits)
Autumn Quarter: 15–18 credits
- ART 553 3D4M Graduate Studio (5 credits)
- ART 590 Interdisciplinary Graduate Seminar (5 credits)
- Elective (5–8 credits)
- ART 501 Graduate Student Teaching Mentorship (3 credits); NOTE: students take ART 501 in autumn or winter quarters of their first year
Winter Quarter: 15–18 credits
- ART 553 3D4M Graduate Studio (5 credits)
- ART 590 Interdisciplinary Graduate Seminar (5 credits)
- Elective (5–8 credits)
- ART 501 Graduate Student Teaching Mentorship (3 credits); NOTE: students take ART 501 in autumn or winter quarters of their first year
Spring Quarter: 15–18 credits
- ART 553 3D4M Graduate Studio (5 credits)
- ART H 509 Seminar in Special Topics in Art History (5 credits)
- Elective (5–8 credits)
Year Two (approximately 45 credits)
Autumn Quarter: 15–18 credits
- ART 553 3D4M Graduate Studio (5 credits)
- ART 590 Interdisciplinary Graduate Seminar (5 credits)
- ART 700 Master’s Thesis (2 credits)
- Elective (3–6 credits)
Winter Quarter: 15 credits
- ART 553 3D4M Graduate Studio (5 credits)
- ART 590 Interdisciplinary Graduate Seminar (5 credits)
- ART 700 Master’s Thesis (2 credits)
- Elective (3–6 credits)
Spring Quarter: 12–15 credits
- ART 553 3D4M Graduate Studio (5 credits)
- ART 700 Master’s Thesis (6 credits)
MINIMUM TOTAL CREDITS: 78
Satisfactory Progress Requirements
Graduate students must maintain satisfactory performance and progress toward completion of their degree program to continue graduate study and research at the University of Washington. Graduate students engage in quarterly progress reviews with their advisor and receive an annual progress evaluation from the art history faculty to ensure they continue to meet all UW Graduate School satisfactory progress requirements.