Program Overview

Bachelor of Fine Arts Program

The Bachelor of Fine Arts program offers a comprehensive education in the arts, with two distinct emphases: Studio Art and Museum Conservation.

Art Emphasis in Studio Art

This emphasis provides students with a thorough understanding of studio art practices, techniques, and theories. Through a combination of coursework and hands-on experience, students develop their skills in various mediums, including painting, sculpture, printmaking, and photography.

Art Emphasis in Museum Conservation

The Museum Conservation emphasis focuses on the preservation and conservation of artworks and cultural artifacts. Students learn about the principles and methods of conservation, including the examination, documentation, and treatment of objects.

Museum Conservation Program

The Museum Conservation program is designed to provide students with a solid foundation in the principles and practices of museum conservation. The program covers topics such as:

• Conservation techniques and methods
• Materials science and analysis
• Museum collections management and curatorship
  • Collection acquisition and exhibition
  • Collection cataloging and documentation
• Conservation ethics and professional practices

BFA Degree Application Requirements

To apply for the Bachelor of Fine Arts degree, students must meet the following requirements:

• Completion of prerequisite coursework
• Submission of a portfolio of artistic work
• Letter of recommendation from a faculty member or professional in the field
  • The letter should speak to the student's artistic abilities and potential for success in the program
• Personal statement outlining the student's goals and motivations for pursuing the degree