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Bachelor of Arts Degrees
The study of art within the department provides a special avenue of liberal education for knowledge discovery and cultural engagement, creative skills that you can apply toward a range of career goals or going on to graduate study in art. If you’re interested in becoming a professional artist or a designer, you may apply to the special program in New Media Design Practices or to the Bachelor of Fine Arts program where you’ll intensify your study in your chosen studio areas.
Bachelor of Arts Degree in Visual Art
The Bachelor of Arts program in visual art provides the student with a solid foundation
in art through introductory courses in drawing, design and the history of art, and it offers study
three areas of studio art as well as advanced work in art history. The major components of the curriculum
are:
Foundational Art Studies – 15 credit hours
Core Art Studies – 12 credit hours
Advanced Art Studies – 15 credit hours
Required Support courses (including BA Thesis Project) – 6 credit hours
Related Requirements & Art History – 18 credit hours
General Education Requirements – 58 credit hours
Total – 124 credit hours
Degree requirements checksheet
Bachelor of Arts in New Media Design Practices
The Bachelor of New Media Design Practices (NMDP) program provides a unique degree
track, incorporating the new media curriculum and adding externship and internship
components to provide hands-on experiential and practice learning, in combination
with the creative and theoretical new media course offerings of the department.
The major components of the curriculum are:
Foundational Art Studies – 15 credit hours
NMDP Core Studies – 12 credit hours
Advanced Art Studies – 12 credit hours
NMDP Courses (externship, etc.) – 11 credit hours
Technical Related Courses – 12 credit hours
Related Requirements & Art History – 18 credit hours
General Education Requirements – 49 credit hours
Total – 129 (124?) credit hours
Degree requirements checksheet
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