The Art program teaches students to study, interpret, and evaluate art and provides education in a diversity of media, capitalizing on Marymount's expertise in design studies and fine arts.
Coursework begins with foundations in design and drawing.
Bolstered by rigor drawn from art history, the student creates a body of work at the senior level, which is evaluated by artists from the chosen field and completes an internship in art agencies, galleries, or museums or in apprenticeships under professional artists. The Master of Arts in Literature and Language offers students the opportunity for intellectual enrichment in one of the traditional liberal arts disciplines while also offering those interested in the study of Language and Literature the opportunity for career enhancement through advanced study. Through close consultation with an adviser, a student may choose courses that will either address gaps in educational background or provide concentrated study that will lead to specialization in a more advanced degree. The graphic design program prepares students for entry-level positions in design organizations. The major focus is on skill development in basic design techniques and technology and their graphic application.