BFA in Printmaking in Akron United States | University of Akron

The printmaking program at the Mary Schiller Myers School of Art inspires students to deeply explore the artistic and expressive possibilities of fine art printmaking. The program is designed to deliver strong technical training alongside personalized guidance. Housed in Folk Hall, the Mary Schiller Myers School of Art provides 70,000 square feet of creative space, allowing students to push boundaries in artistic exploration while honing industry-relevant skills.
Earning a B.F.A. in Printmaking opens doors to diverse career opportunities, including roles as professional artists, illustrators, graphic designers, print technicians, educators, or gallery owners.
This program focuses on an engaging exploration of printed materials and the creation of multiples in today's intricate society. Students actively investigate printmaking's visual and expressive capacities while building theoretical knowledge of its historical roots and modern practices.

The coursework establishes a solid technical and conceptual base in print media as students enhance their critical thinking and problem-solving abilities. Through both independent and collaborative projects, students sharpen their artistic techniques, cultivate their unique creative perspectives, and develop the discipline needed to thrive as practicing artists and globally aware individuals.