Program Overview

Introduction to the Bachelor of Arts in Art

The School of Art at Ball State University offers a four-year liberal arts degree program leading to a Bachelor of Arts (BA) in Art with a concentration in Studio Art or Art History.

Program Overview

The BA in Art with a concentration in Studio Art trains students in the fundamentals of art and is an excellent choice for students who are looking to pair studio art with another major or minor. The BA in Art with a concentration in Art History teaches students to think critically and communicate effectively as they interpret the significance of global art from ancient to contemporary times.

Concentrations

• Art History: Majoring in Art with a concentration in art history provides a comprehensive overview of global art, from ancient times to the contemporary era.
• Studio Art: Majoring in Art with a concentration in Studio Art is a liberal arts degree that begins with a four-course Foundations curriculum.

Program Details

• Delivery: on campus
• Credits: 45 or 51 credits, depending on concentration
• Accreditation: The programs are accredited by the National Association of Schools of Art and Design.

Related Programs

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• Major in Art | Graphic Design Studies
• Design and Technology Option (BA/BS) - Theatre Major
• BA/BS in Art Education
• BS in Graphic Design Studies
• BFA in Studio Art
• BFA in Graphic Design
• BFA in Visual Arts/Animation
• BA/BS in Graphic Communications Management

Academic Information

The College of Fine Arts at Ball State University is committed to providing a comprehensive education in the arts. The School of Art is one of the departments within the college, offering a range of undergraduate and graduate degree programs in art and design.