Funded Masters programs in Art History

[independentlabel]

Hey

 

Does anyone know of any fully funded MA programs in Art History that offer Fellowships / GA or TAships?

 

Thanks !

[Lamantin]

 

Try looking through this thread first; it might have some insights for you.

[Soycap]

UOregon offers some pretty nice funding for Art History MAs and TA-ships!

[spursel]

I found several schools with tuition waivers after looking at the list of "Need-blind admission" schools on Wikipedia. I personally know that Emory and Notre Dame provide a lot of support for an Art History M.A.

[BuddingScholar]

Do you guys know if any of the top MA programs take students in both fall and spring semesters?  If so, which one(s)?  thanks...

[manierata]

I went to Hunter for MA, and though they don't advertise it, I wound up receiving most of my tuition for free, but didn't find out until after I accepted the offer.  Also, randomly, money has been coming off the balance of the tuition that I do owe.  I call it "the tuition fairy."

[montalcina]

Penn State and Syracuse also give out a lot of money by way of GA/TA positions.

[finnarthistory]

Tulane University (New Orleans) offers full funding for all admitted students in the Art History MA. This covers the cost of tuition as well as living expenses. New Orleans is also a great city to be a grad student in. It's very affordable, has a ton of great events throughout the year, and has a devoted art community. 

[Photomontage]

I am starting my master's at Hunter in the fall and I received a scholarship award that covers over 60% my tuition. If I was taking three classes instead of two that percentage would be less, but you can apply for in-state tuition after the first year and the award would cover almost everything! If you decide to take only two courses instead of three after your first year the award would cover your tuition entirely. 

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On 4/15/2013 at 11:40 AM, montalcina said:

Penn State and Syracuse also give out a lot of money by way of GA/TA positions.

What are the GA/TA positions?

[staxdo_21]

On 3/25/2013 at 12:47 PM, manierata said:

I went to Hunter for MA, and though they don't advertise it, I wound up receiving most of my tuition for free, but didn't find out until after I accepted the offer.  Also, randomly, money has been coming off the balance of the tuition that I do owe.  I call it "the tuition fairy."

@manierata Are you a NY state resident, and, if so, do you think that had an impact on your scholarship package?