Bachelor of Arts (Visual Arts Major)

Visual Arts students will learn to: Communicate visually through various media including drawing, painting, printmaking, sculpture and ceramics; Develop studio skills through practical applications; Interpret the world, cultures, and daily life through a creative lens; Critically analyze visual culture. Visual Arts programs also include the study of art history and art theory, professional development, and outreach opportunities with local art galleries and creative organizations. The Department of Visual Arts hosts an annual Juried Student Art Exhibition to celebrate the high quality of student art produced as part of the programs. The three-year Bachelor of Arts (Visual Arts Major) program provides students with a solid background in studio practices and art history. Students may take several non-visual arts electives. Students interested in pursuing a career in primary or junior level teaching may also apply for certification through the two-year consecutive Bachelor of Education program.