Many UVM art history majors have continued their studies at the graduate level and are now teaching at such major universities as Columbia, Duke, and Stanford. Others have assumed professional positions in museums, auction houses, publishing, and related fields. Still others have combined their studies in art history with postgraduate study in areas such as law or library science and have continued into careers combining these preparations.
Art education graduates have undertaken a variety of careers related to art education: public and private school art education at all levels, international art education, arts administration, art therapy, museum education, contemporary visual culture graduate school, arts program development, educational filmmaking, gallery direction, theater, architecture and university teaching. But students who major in art or art history are equipped with a broad range of transferable skills, enabling them to succeed in any profession.