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Bachelor of Arts in Art
studio art concentration
Bachelor of arts in art Studio Art Concentration
The Bachelor of Arts in Art with a concentration in studio art provides School of Art students with a liberal arts degree in art, offering a broader emphasis of visual arts and related studies than is provided through the Bachelor of Fine Arts. Studio art courses are carefully selected with faculty guidance and are designed to culminate in a capstone project that can take the form of a paper, project or exhibition. The capstone offers students an opportunity to synthesize their learning in a way that can provide greater understanding of the relationships between disciplines.
Students choose from one of the minors listed below and practice aligning their artistic craft with professional development in that minor.
Minors
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Facilities & Technology
Facilities entail lecture classrooms for art history courses and studio labs for ceramics, jewelry metal smithing & design, digital art, painting, printmaking and/or sculpture. Students also have access to our RISO lab, a maker space that houses a RISO printer, circuit cutters and sewing machines.
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Curriculum
COURSES
ART 2310 Art, Environment, Sustainability
ART 4340 Topics
ART 4304 Independent Study
REQUIREMENTS
This concentration is a 120-hour program that can be completed in four years and requires:
- 46 credit hours in studio art and art history
- 9 interdisciplinary credit hours from the other areas of the Talkington College of Visual & Performing Arts (music, theatre arts, and/or dance)
- 18 credit hours in a minor area of study from outside the major area discipline that may also be interdisciplinary
- 44 to 54 credit hours of general education requirements as stipulated by the discipline area advisor and the Talkington College of Visual & Performing Arts
- Second-year level proficiency in a foreign language
For further information on the foreign language requirement, visit the J.T. & Margaret Talkington College of Visual & Performing Arts page.
CAREERS
Art Center Leadership
Art Festival Artist
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