Undergraduate Program

Bachelor of Arts in Fine Art

The Department of Fine Arts houses a Bachelor of Arts degree where students can choose from two courses for study: Studio Art or Art History.

Accredited by NASAD, the Bachelor of Arts Degree is a four-year/120 credit hour degree designed for students who desire a solid foundation in the visual arts, historical and interdisciplinary understanding of artistic practice, and as a foundation for future graduate study.

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Course of Study

BA in Art: Studio Art

The Studio Art curriculum is designed to prepare students to function in a variety of artistic roles. This degree is a NASAD accredited degree totaling 120 credits for the university general degree requirements within the context of a liberal arts college. 54 credits are dedicated to the studio art field and can be taken in a number of disciplines including, printmaking, photography, digital arts, animation, painting, drawing and sculpture. In the final year of study students will create an individual body of work that culminates with a finished exhibition to be shown in our on-campus gallery.

Degree Requirements

BA in Art: Art History

The mission of the Art History curriculum is to provide students with a historical and interdisciplinary understanding of artistic practice, visual and material culture. This degree is a NASAD accredited degree totaling 120 credits for the university general degree requirements within the context of a liberal arts college.
54 credits are dedicated to the art history field and are mostly focused on issues in contemporary art and visual culture. Students will work closely with art history professors to develop critical writing skills that will be explored during student final project proposals.

Degree Requirements