Path to Degree

Timeline to Degree for Students Entering with a B.A. (full-time)

COURSEWORK

  • Complete 18 credits (including two seminars, Methods of Research course, and two distribution requirements)
  • Determine major and minor Attend exams workshop
  • Attend exams workshop

CAREER

  • Work as faculty research assistant (students with GTFs)

PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT

  • Write CV and resumé
  • Network with colleagues at Rewald Seminars
  • Take Pedagogy for Art History course in preparation for teaching

COURSEWORK

  • Complete 18 credits (including two seminars) for a total of 36 credits
  • Complete last two distribution requirements
  • Complete one or both language requirements (by 30 credits)
  • Take First (Qualifying) Exam in your specialization after your second semester
  • Determine advisor

CAREER

  • Begin teaching fellowship at CUNY (students with GTFs)

PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT

  • Network with colleagues at Rewald Seminars
  • Prepare abstract to submit to conferences

COURSEWORK

  • Complete 18 credits (including two seminars) for a total of 54 credits
  • Complete second language requirement (by 60 credits)
  • Advance to Level II with completion of 45 credits, First Exam, and at least one language requirement

CAREER

  • Continue teaching fellowship at CUNY

PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT

  • Attend professional development workshop in grant writing
  • Network with colleagues at Rewald Seminars
  • Prepare abstract to submit to conferences
  • Develop and prepare article for publication; work with faculty mentor

COURSEWORK

  • Complete 6 credits, for a total of 60 graduate credits
  • Take Second (Oral) Examination in your major and minor fields (scheduled on completion of all course and language requirements; at least B average, no incompletes)
  • Advance to Level III (Candidacy) on completion of Oral Examination and approval of dissertation proposal by advisor, second reader and Executive Committee
  • Write grant proposals for dissertation

CAREER

  • Continue teaching fellowship at CUNY

PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT

  • Network with colleagues at Rewald seminars
  • Prepare abstract to submit to conferences

Coursework

  • Register for 90000 Dissertation Supervision
  • Assemble Committee of four readers; approval of completed dissertation draft by advisor, 2nd, 3rd and 4th readers
  • Two-hour dissertation defense
  • Deposit of completed dissertation (after any mandated revisions) and approval of advisor and Executive Officer

CAREER

  • Work as Writing Across the Curriculum fellow (students with GTFs)
  • Explore post-doc opportunities and prepare job materials
  • Prepare article for publication; work with faculty mentor
  • Conduct job search

Timeline to Degree for Students Entering with a M.A. (full-time)

COURSEWORK

  • Write letter requesting transfer credits in first semester
  • If you have completed language exams as part of the M.A., submit a letter to the Executive Committee with supporting documentation
  • If not, complete one or two language requirements (one by 30 credits, two by 60 credits)
  • Determine advisor, major and minor
  • Complete 18 credits, including one or two seminars; complete distribution requirements
  • Take First (Qualifying) Exam in your specialization after your second semester

CAREER

  • Work as faculty research assistant (students with GTFs)

PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT

  • Write CV and resumé
  • Network with colleagues at Rewald Seminars

COURSEWORK

  • Advance to Level II with completion of 45 credits, First Exam, and at least one language requirement
  • Complete 12 credits for a total of 60 graduate credits (including six seminars)
  • Complete minor, if necessary

CAREER

  • Begin teaching fellowship at CUNY (students with GTFs)

PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT

  • Network with colleagues at Rewald Seminars
  • Prepare abstracts to submit to conferences
  • Develop and prepare article for publication; work with faculty mentor

COURSEWORK

  • Take two-hour Second (Oral) Examination in your major and minor fields (scheduled on completion of all course and language requirements; at least B average, no incompletes)
  • Advance to Level III (Candidacy) on completion of Oral Examination and approval of dissertation proposal by advisor, second reader and Executive Committee
  • Write grant proposals for dissertation

CAREER

  • Continue teaching fellowship at CUNY

PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT

  • Attend professional development workshop in grant writing
  • Network with colleagues at Rewald Seminars
  • Develop and prepare article for publication; work with faculty mentor

RESEARCH

  • Register for 90000 Dissertation Supervision
  • Assemble committee of four readers; approval of completed dissertation draft by advisor, 2nd, 3rd and 4th readers
  • Two-hour dissertation defense
  • Deposit of completed dissertation (after any mandated revisions) and approvals of advisor and Executive Officer

CAREER

  • Continue teaching fellowship at CUNY (year 4) and work as Writing Across the Curriculum fellow (year 5), for students with GTFs
  • Explore post-doc opportunities and prepare job materials
  • Conduct job search

PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT

  • Network with colleagues at Rewald Seminars
  • Prepare abstracts to submit to conferences
  • Develop and prepare article for publication; work with faculty mentor