PLU graduates are also employed in business and industry as graphic and product designers, technicians, art directors, and editors. The PLU program will also prepare you for graduate study in fine or applied art, conservation, art publishing, museum studies, and art history and criticism. Two Dimensional Media, including drawing, painting, photography, electronic imaging, and printmaking. Three Dimensional Media, including sculpture and ceramics. Graphic Design, focusing on commercial and institutional art applications.
Internships are an integral part of the design emphasis.
Candidates for this degree are registered in the College of Arts and Sciences and must satisfy the foreign language requirement. Candidates are registered in the School of Education. Minors in Studio Art and Art History are available. The Department of Art maintains two galleries in support of its programs. You may be one of the qualified students selected to work as gallery assistants.