Program Overview
Introduction to Studio Art Program
The studio art program is designed for undergraduate students who wish to explore and create using the language of two- and three-dimensional form, space, and time in various media and technologies. This program encompasses a range of disciplines, including ceramics, electronic arts and intermedia, graphic design, painting, photography, printmaking, and sculpture.
Degree Programs
There are two degree programs available in studio art for undergraduate students:
- The Bachelor of Arts in Studio Art, which is a liberal arts program.
- The Bachelor of Fine Arts in Studio Art, a professional program tailored for students who anticipate careers in the practice of art or design, or who plan on graduate study in those fields.
Career Opportunities
Graduates in studio art pursue careers in a range of industries, excelling in jobs that demand deep knowledge of art, design, creative technologies, and communication. Alumni have been known to work in various roles, including:
- Artists
- Social media managers
- Marketing specialists
- Photographers
- Graphic designers
- Art directors
- Gallery managers
- Development coordinators
They have found employment in notable organizations such as:
- Team Detroit
- Chrysler Corporation
- Walt Disney World Resort
- Redhead Design Studio
- Weber Shandwick
- Center for Regional Economic Innovation
- Schawk
- Clarke Advertising and Public Relations
Program Overview
The studio art program is structured to provide students with a comprehensive understanding of art and design principles, preparing them for professional careers or further academic pursuits. The program's focus on both theoretical foundations and practical skills ensures that graduates are well-rounded and adaptable in their future endeavors.