Department of Art & Creative Media
Part of the School of Creativity + Practice
The Department of Art offers rigorous experience-based instruction in the practices of studio art, creative media, art history, and art education. A full-time faculty of working artists and scholars along with accomplished visiting professionals are dedicated to the development of emerging creatives who enrich our society with thoughtful insight, valuable skill sets, and an understanding of the responsibilities that come with visual literacy.
BFA: Creative Media
An intensive professional degree pathway that exposes students to a breadth and depth of study in the areas of creative media: Photography, Graphic Design, Digital Illustration, and Time Based Media.
BFA: Gaming & Immersive Media
An intensive professional degree pathway that exposes students to a breadth and depth of study in the areas of Game Development and Programing, Character Design, Animation, Sound for Games and UX research.
BFA: Studio Art
An intensive professional degree pathway that exposes students to a breadth and depth of study in the areas of studio art: painting, drawing, ceramics, sculpture and printmaking.
Undergraduate Programs
BA: Art & Creative Media
BA: Art History
The Art History concentration lays the foundations for careers in teaching, research, and curating at schools, galleries, museums, auction houses, libraries, archives, non-profit organizations, and commercial businesses.
BA: Art Education (K-12 Certification)
The Art Education concentration is designed for students to who seek to become Art Educators for K-12 systems. The programs includes a general studio education in the visual arts, a substantial study in the liberal arts and an extended minor program in K-12 education.
Minors
Minor: Art & Creative Media
The Art & Creative Media minor is a useful complement to a major in Business, Engineering, History, Media Communication, Music as well as most STEM related majors.
Minor: Museum Studies
The minor is designed to complement a variety of major areas of study including Art, Art History, Education, History, Media Communication, and Anthropology.
Certificates
