Bachelor of Arts in Art with a Concentration in Studio Art
This concentration prepares students for graduate study in either studio or art history, or for a number of career areas in art-related fields, depending on the courses selected and individual interests. Students interested in two major areas—such as art and English, or art and languages—might elect a dual major or take a broad spectrum of courses in both areas.
Requirements
(52 credits, plus Undergraduate Curriculum requirements and electives to total 128 credits)
1. Two courses in Art and Design
- FA 102 Studio Art Foundations I
- FA 103 Studio Art Foundations II
- FA 104 Drawing I
2. Two courses in Art History from the following:
- AH 111 Renaissance to Modern Art or AH 112 Egyptian to Medieval Art
- AH 221 History of Modern Architecture
- AH 222 Renaissance Art
- AH 224 Baroque Art
- AH 225 9th Century Art
3. Senior Capstone Experience
- FA 383 Senior Studio
- FA 484 Senior Thesis Research Seminar
- FA 490 Senior Thesis
4. 27 additional credits in studio art, which would include three advanced studios in a concentration. NOTE: Students in this program may be accepted into Interior Design courses only with permission of the coordinator.
