Search Menu ACADEMICS Williams » Academics » Graduate Programs Graduate Programs Williams offers two outstanding master’s programs, one in art history and one in development economics. The Graduate Program in the History of Art A two-year masters program in conjunction with Williamstown’s Sterling and Francine Clark Art Institute, the Graduate Program in the History of Art offers exemplary preparation for careers in the academy, museums, and associated fields in the history of art. The Center for Development Economics A one-year masters program, the Center for Development Economics is designed for emerging leaders from developing economies who want to assume increasingly important roles in their home countries’ treasuries, central banks, and governments. Print this page Academics Courses and Curriculum Academic Calendars Administrative Offices Related Programs and Resources Covid-19 Information Select Williams facilities and events are open to the public. Admission tours are available and guests are welcome at the Williams College Museum of Art, Sawyer and Schow Libraries and outdoor athletic events. Visitors are also welcome at indoor competitions and some performances and events. Proof of vaccination and masking are required for entry. See the Visiting Campus page for details. Williams College Hopkins Hall 880 Main Street Williamstown, MA 01267 USA Williams College Phone Number (413) 597-3131 Back to top Privacy Policy Comment Form Log In

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