Bachelor of Arts in Art - Degree Requirements
Our BA in Art provides a flexible two-track program in Studio Art or Graphic Design and is intended to facilitate integration with study in other fields. The BA is the appropriate degree for most students seeking to double major. The School of Art will accept as a BA degree major any student who meets the general requirements for entrance to the University.
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BA Concentration in Studio Art explores the foundations of making art and artifacts in two-dimensions (drawing, painting, printmaking, and photography) and three-dimensions (glass, ceramics, sculpture, installation). Courses focus on problem solving skills in visual expression relevant for our contemporary culture.
BA Concentration in Graphic Design provides a broad understanding of visual communication theory and practice. Through the development of conceptual, aesthetic, and technical skills, students will create visual messages across a variety of media. Courses utilize design methodology, design principles, gestalt principles, color theory, typography, imagery, and manual and digital techniques.
Bachelor of Arts Degree Requirements
A minimum of 32 courses are required for the BA degree.
Twelve courses minimum in the Studio Art concentration:
- ART 111, 115, 214, 320, 322, and 399
- Select 1 course from: ART 231, 234, 140, 141, 240
- Select 1 course from: ART 226, 232, 238
- Select 4 additional studio art courses, two of which must be at the 300-level or above
Fourteen courses minimum in the Graphic Design concentration:
- ART 111,115, 214, 140 or 240, 141, 241, 242, 320, 341, 342, 343, 399
- Select 2 courses from two-dimensional studio art, three-dimensional studio art, and BUS 240
J. Kline - Interim Dean of Fine and Performing Arts
Department - Provost And Dean Of Faculty