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Innovate and Create.

The Bachelor of Fine Arts in Art prepares the next generation of art teachers, graphic designers, and studio artists for successful careers.

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At-a-Glance

  • Choose from seven different concentrations
  • 126 credit hours, average, including core requirements
  • NASAD accredited
  • No foreign language requirement

A degree designed for you

Choose your creative experience. We offer seven concentrations for future art professionals: Art Education, Ceramics, Graphic Design, Painting, Photography, Printmaking, and Sculpture.

Our faculty have specific expertise in each of these fields and will serve as your guides. As a B.F.A. student in your chosen area, you have the opportunity to build your skill base from the ground up and harness your creative potential.

Become a Professional Creator

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Become a Professional Creator

The B.F.A. degree and concentrations allow you to follow specific career paths, such as:

  • Art Teacher (K-12)
  • Gallery Artist
  • Graphic Designer
  • Professional Photographer

Prepare for Your Future

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Prepare for Your Future

The B.F.A. program gives students real-world experience:

  • Complete a senior capstone project in your chosen area.

  • Work closely with individual faculty to develop a professional portfolio.

  • Curate your work in a public gallery exhibition and enter juried shows.

  • Network with professionals in our visiting artist series.

  • Graduate prepared to showcase your work to employers.

Student Success

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Student Success

Upon graduation with a B.F.A., Nathan Childers '21 was accepted to the University of Alabama's M.F.A. program and awarded a highly competitive Graduate Council Fellowship, which includes a full tuition scholarship, health insurance, and a stipend of $20,000. His future plans include a career as a college-level art professor.

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