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The Bachelor of Arts in Studio Art is tailored to equip you for a professional journey in the visual arts. This program delivers an intensive studio practice combined with academic coursework centered on arts career development. Contemporary artists thrive by blending diverse skills across disciplines. As a studio art major, you'll immerse yourself in hands-on studio work in Boston's vibrant arts scene while exploring professional opportunities in adjacent fields. Suffolk University holds accreditation from the National Association of Schools of Art and Design (NASAD). Our foundational approach merges deep exploration of materials and methods with critical dialogue to cultivate each student's individual creative expression. Building an adaptable artistic practice and robust professional skills forms the cornerstone of our studio art education. Suffolk's academic network opens doors to careers closely aligned with studio art. Often, the discipline, inquisitiveness, and teamwork fostered in our program seamlessly transfer to diverse professional paths. Our curriculum's built-in career preparation component demonstrates our dedication to student success after graduation. Studio art majors are encouraged to complement their studies with one of many available minors. These specialized programs broaden the studio art experience with career-oriented disciplines: Arts Administration, Entrepreneurship, Art History, Psychology, Communications, and Theater.
Students may also opt for a dual major in complementary fields like Marketing, Advertising, Psychology, or History/Public History. Whether selecting a minor or pursuing two majors, studio art can refine and expand your career possibilities. Internships play a vital role in career development, with partnerships including the Museum of Fine Arts, local galleries, and arts organizations providing direct field experience.