Among the many outstanding resources available to students are?internships?at the?Fairfield University Art Museum's?Bellarmine Hall Galleries?and?Thomas J. Walsh Art Gallery,?specially arranged visits to major museums in New York and Connecticut with behind-the-scenes tours, internships at New York and regional museums and cultural organizations, and research using the Fairfield University Arts Museum's collection and the historic?Plaster Cast Collection.
Many Art History & Visual Culture majors enrich their experi?ence further by spending a semester or year studying abroad. Our alumni work in museums, galleries, and auction houses as well as in education, law, the non-profit sector, marketing, public relations, development and fundraising, publishing, as well as nearly every occupation that requires observation, analysis, and communication. Our dedicated alumni are valuable resources for current students, returning to campus regularly to give career advice and participating in job shadow programs and intern hiring.
Students may choose the traditional Art History & Visual Culture major, or an Art History & Visual Culture major with a?concentration?in Visual Arts Administration.