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CURATORIAL STUDIES INTERNSHIPS (DIRECTED STUDY)

ARTHIST 797
Course Description

Internship study in applied learning experiences in museums and other curatorial settings. Students must identify internship possibilities with substantial research components and have them approved by the instructor.

Prerequisties

Consent of instructor

Satisfies

This course does not satisfy any prerequisites.

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