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This bachelor's program is tailored for students seeking to merge a comprehensive liberal arts foundation with extensive exploration of modern studio art techniques or focused art history research. Learners will engage with visual arts across multiple disciplines, methods, and mediums, acquiring both technical abilities and conceptual frameworks to push creative boundaries. Art history, critique, and theory coursework will enhance practical studio experience by offering historical and modern artistic perspectives. As a BA program, it includes foreign language requirements and diverse course offerings from the College of Liberal Arts and Social Sciences. Many students opt to complete a minor, allowing them to delve into a personally meaningful subject area.
Career Paths
Gallery and museum artist showcasing work in traditional and alternative venues
Public school art educators (teaching certification required)
Junior roles in museums, galleries, arts nonprofits, and other fields valuing research and critical thinking skills developed through liberal arts training
Art therapy (additional graduate education needed)
Arts-adjacent sectors including fabrication, art transportation, archival work, digital design, and conservation
Higher education instruction and academic research (graduate degrees required).