Program Overview

University Program Information

The university offers various programs, including the Art program, which encompasses different courses such as Intermediate Metalsmithing and Introduction to Metalsmithing.

Art Program

The Art program includes courses that explore metalsmithing forming techniques, such as stretching, angle raising, and fold forming. Students are expected to develop conceptual problem-solving skills within the context of the contemporary metalsmithing/jewelry field.

Intermediate Metalsmithing

• Course: ART 2800
• Hours: 4 hours
• Description: Exploration of metalsmithing forming techniques to turn flat metal sheets into three-dimensional form through techniques of stretching, angle raising, and fold forming.
• Prerequisite: ART 1800 Introduction to Metalsmithing

Introduction to Metalsmithing

• Course: ART 1800
• Hours: 4 hours
• Description: Introduction to basic tools and construction techniques in metalsmithing for use in jewelry/small sculpture fabrication.
• Focus: Nickel, copper, and brass as primary media, with an emphasis on developing beginning conceptual problem-solving skills.

Archway Curriculum

The Archway Curriculum includes Foundational Literacies, such as Creative and Performing Arts, which are integral to the Art program.

Academic Policies and Procedures

The university has established academic policies and procedures, including admission criteria, financial information, and degree requirements, which are outlined in the university catalog.

University Catalog

The online version of the university catalog is the official catalog and supersedes any printed or PDF version. The university reserves the right to make changes in regulations and offerings as circumstances require.