Students who are graduating from Hollins, or have already graduated, can also apply to Christie's Education diploma courses, and will follow in the footsteps of several Hollins graduates who have studied with Christie's Education in recent years. In addition, you must complete three courses selected from Ancient Art, Medieval Art, Renaissance and Baroque Art, and Modern Art by the end of your sophomore year. How to Apply Applications are available in the Hollins art department and Hollins International Programs Office. The deadline for receipt of completed applications is December 15 for the following academic year. A 20-30 minute interview with members of Christie's staff is a required and a critical part of the application process.
Interviews take place in London or New York.
When you earn a Christie's diploma, you will receive 35 hours of credit in art history from Hollins. Twelve of those credits will count as 300-level courses in the art history major. Hollins students must otherwise fulfill the requirements for an art history major as stated in the catalog. Financial aid from Hollins for the Christie's program is limited. The fee for non-Hollins students on the Christie's program is determined annually and is based on Christie's fees.