Courses are listed on the Undergraduate courses and Graduate student pages. Art Degree Programs D epartment degree programs serve the needs of individuals interested in careers as artists or scholars, teachers of art, or those whose varied interests include art. The department offers three undergraduate and two graduate degrees, and contributes to the MAT Degree in the College of Education. The department also offers minors in art studio and art history. Undergraduate degrees share a common foundation core of courses including beginning drawing and design, the art history survey, and initial courses in eight studio specializations.
Advanced requirements are appropriate for each degree.
Advanced coursework for all degrees is available in the studio specializations of ceramics, drawing, fibers, graphic design, painting, photography, printmaking, and sculpture. There is additionally the option of a specialization in art history in the BA degree. University degree requirements include general studies to ensure a well-rounded education. S tudents working towards a BA take a foreign language as a part of their general education requirement and must complete an approved minor from a subject area outside the art department. BS degree requirements include coursework from the College of Education.