The studio art major offers the serious art student the opportunity for in-depth exploration of artistic concepts and mediums, discussion and analysis of critical visual problems, and sustained studio work. Concentrations are available in the areas of painting, sculpture, printmaking, ceramics, graphic design, and drawing. The program requires a minimum of sixty hours of course work in studio art and art history. B.F.A. studio art majors also receive semi-private studio spaces during their senior year. The student is challenged to create space as a functional, innovative, and aesthetically pleasing environment that serves safety factors and the relationship between quality interiors and the study of human behavior.
AutoCAD software is also available to all interior design majors.
Students are accepted to the program based upon a recommendation of the art and design faculty and a portfolio of the student's work. It consists of eighteen hours of course work. Arts Management An arts management career program is available in conjunction with the Theatre Department for the student who wishes to pursue an arts and business career alternative. BFA Studios Studio space is provided for seniors participating in the BFA Studio Art Program. Private and semi-private studios are also available to graduate students for the development of their exhibits.