The Bachelor of Arts in Art History at Georgetown University's College of Arts & Sciences provides broad training in the history and interpretation of art across multiple periods, cultures, and media. Students develop visual analysis and critical thinking skills, gaining insight into the historical, political, social, and environmental contexts of art. The curriculum emphasizes the study of original artworks in Washington, D.C. museums, research, and writing. The major consists of ten courses: five foundational surveys (spanning at least three periods and including non-European/U.S. content), four advanced seminars (including two research-intensive 4000-level seminars), and one studio art course. Integrated writing and the option for a senior thesis are key features. Majors benefit from close proximity to world-class museums, facilitating hands-on learning and professional opportunities.