Program Overview

University of NebraskaLincoln Programs

The University of NebraskaLincoln offers a wide range of programs for undergraduate students. Below are the details of the programs offered:

Art-Sculpture (SCLP)

• SCLP111: Sculpture for Non-majors
  • Description: Introduction to 3-dimensional sculpture and design using studio production, problem solving, critical dialog, and an overview of 20th century design and sculpture history.
  • Credit Hours: 3
  • Max credits per semester: 3
  • Max credits per degree: 3
  • Grading Option: Graded with Option
  • Course and Laboratory Fee: $160
  • ACE Outcomes: ACE 7 Arts
• SCLP211: Beginning Sculpture I
  • Prerequisites: ARTP 151, ARTP 152, and DRAW 201
  • Description: Introduction to additive processes. Basic skill development using a variety of processes and materials.
  • Credit Hours: 3
  • Max credits per semester: 3
  • Max credits per degree: 3
  • Grading Option: Graded
  • Course and Laboratory Fee: $160
• SCLP212: Beginning Sculpture II
  • Prerequisites: SCLP 211 or SCLP 111 with grade of B or better and declared art minor
  • Description: Introduction to subtractive processes. Basic skill development using a variety of mold making processes and materials.
  • Credit Hours: 3
  • Max credits per semester: 3
  • Max credits per degree: 3
  • Grading Option: Graded
  • Course and Laboratory Fee: $160
• SCLP311: Intermediate Sculpture I
  • Prerequisites: SCLP 212, or permission
  • Description: Individual work in stone, wood, or terra cotta, with instruction in stone cutting, wood carving, armature building and casting.
  • Credit Hours: 3
  • Max credits per semester: 3
  • Max credits per degree: 3
  • Grading Option: Graded
  • Course and Laboratory Fee: $160
• SCLP312: Intermediate Sculpture II
  • Prerequisites: SCLP 311, or permission
  • Description: Continuation of SCLP 311.
  • Credit Hours: 3
  • Max credits per semester: 3
  • Max credits per degree: 3
  • Grading Option: Graded
  • Course and Laboratory Fee: $160
• SCLP398: Focus Hours in Sculpture
  • Prerequisites: Co-register with SCLP 311 or SCLP 312, and permission
  • Description: Focused supplemental effort in subject area of co-registered course, resulting in increased quantity and quality of artwork.
  • Credit Hours: 1-3
  • Max credits per semester: 3
  • Max credits per degree: 9
  • Grading Option: Graded
• SCLP411: Advanced Sculpture I
  • Prerequisites: SCLP 312, or permission
  • Description: Sculpture in various media; emphasis on increasingly mature expression and treatment; special techniques and advanced constructions.
  • Credit Hours: 3
  • Max credits per semester: 3
  • Max credits per degree: 3
  • Grading Option: Graded
  • Course and Laboratory Fee: $160
• SCLP412: Advanced Sculpture II
  • Prerequisites: SCLP 411, or permission
  • Description: Continuation of SCLP 411.
  • Credit Hours: 3
  • Max credits per semester: 3
  • Max credits per degree: 3
  • Grading Option: Graded
  • Course and Laboratory Fee: $160
• SCLP496: Problems in Sculpture
  • Prerequisites: Permission of Instructor
  • Description: Independent Study in Sculpture
  • Credit Hours: 1-6
  • Max credits per semester: 6
  • Max credits per degree: 9
  • Grading Option: Graded
  • Course and Laboratory Fee: $160
• SCLP498: Advanced Sculpture Focus Hours
  • Prerequisites: Co-register with SCLP 411 or SCLP 412, and permission
  • Description: Focused supplemental effort in subject area of co-registered course, resulting in increased quantity and quality of artwork.
  • Credit Hours: 1-6
  • Max credits per semester: 6
  • Max credits per degree: 12
  • Grading Option: Graded
• SCLP499: Sculpture Thesis Hours
  • Prerequisites: Senior standing, co-register with ARTP 400 Capstone Art Experience; and permission
  • Description: Culminating experience in Area of Emphasis to produce work for the Capstone Art Exhibition.
  • Credit Hours: 3-6
  • Max credits per semester: 6
  • Max credits per degree: 6
  • Grading Option: Graded
  • Course and Laboratory Fee: $160

Academic Colleges

The university is composed of several academic colleges, including:

• Agricultural Sciences & Natural Resources
• Architecture
• Arts & Sciences
• Business
• Education & Human Sciences
• Engineering
• Hixson-Lied College of Fine & Performing Arts
• Journalism & Mass Communications
• Public Affairs & Community Service

Other Academic Units

In addition to the academic colleges, the university also has other academic units, including:

• Jeffrey S. Raikes School of Computer Sciences and Management
• Public Affairs & Community Service
• Aerospace Studies/Air Force ROTC
• Military Science/Army ROTC
• Naval Science/Naval ROTC
• University Honors Programs

Undergraduate Education

The university offers a wide range of undergraduate programs, with courses and degrees available in various fields. For more information, please refer to the university's catalog or contact the relevant academic department.