Fine Art: 3D (B.A.)

Think, Design, Conceptualize

The Bachelor of Arts degree is designed to provide students with experiences in a range of visual arts and knowledge of contemporary and historical artists. It will also prepare students for success in one of several disciplines within the visual arts, including Photography, Two-dimensional Art, and Three-dimensional Art. 
 
As a student in the 3D emphasis, you will add a new dimension to your thinking. The classes you take will give you hands-on experience in creating and innovating. The 3D experience will help broaden how you think, design, and conceptualize.

## Highlighted Career Paths

Graduates with a degree in Fine Arts have a wide array of rewarding careers before them. Check out some of the top careers students get with this degree or explore more career options in I-Plan.

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Fine Artist

You will create original works of art using a variety of materials and techniques for sale and exhibition. Fine artists may sell and exhibit their work in galleries, art fairs, museums, and other venues.

Teacher/Professor

By obtaining an art education degree, you will be able to teach art in a K-12 setting. To teach in a higher education setting, a graduate degree is required. Alternatively, you may choose to create your own business centered around teaching classes on specialized or general topics, which would not require an education degree.

Customize Your Career

If you have a specific direction or specialty that you wish to pursue, faculty will work with you in developing that direction. Many art careers combine a variety of disciplines/interests including selling art in galleries, creating commission work, working for artists, teaching workshops, creating instructional videos, working in the entertainment industry, etc.

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## Getting Started

If you are interested in Fine Arts with a 3D emphasis, start with one of the following courses:

ART106 - Freshman Art Orientation Seminar

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ART110 - Drawing I

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ART220 - Ceramics I

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ART280 - Sculpture I

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4-Year Plan

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Fine Art: 2D (B.A.)

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Art Education Composite: Drawing and Painting (B.A.)

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Art Education Composite: Illustration (B.A.)

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Illustration: Publishing (B.A.)

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Art Education Composite: Graphic Design (B.A.)

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Graphic Design: UX/UI Design (B.A.)

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Graphic Design: Branding and Identity Design (B.A.)

As a Graphic Design student, you'll develop typography, composition, design process, and visual communication skills. You will learn to think like a designer, give visual form to your ideas, and become adept at solving visual and conceptual problems.

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Graphic Design: Surface and Pattern Design (B.A.)

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Fine Arts: Photography (B.A.)

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Art Education Composite: Three Dimensional Studies (B.A.)

Teach the art and techniques of creating three-dimensional digital and traditional models and animations.

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Communication: Visual Communication (B.S.)

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