School of Arts

Bachelor of Fine Arts (B.F.A.) in Applied Arts is usually a 4-year undergraduate degree program that combines artistic creativity with practical application. This curriculum focuses on developing technical abilities in a variety of mediums, including graphic design, illustration, photography, and digital media, as well as creative thinking and problem-solving. Students study art history, color theory, and composition using industry-standard tools and methodologies. Internships or collaborative projects are frequently included in the curriculum to give students real-world experience. Graduates get the opportunity to work in advertising, marketing, product design, and as independent artists. B.F.A. in Applied Arts program provides students with a diverse skill set that bridges the gap between conventional fine arts and commercial applications in today's digital world.

M.F.A. (Master of Fine Arts) in Applied Arts is normally completed in 2-3 years and serves as the field's final degree. This degree integrates practical skills with academic understanding in fields such as graphic design, industrial design, and digital media. Students work intensively in the studio, get critiques, and complete academic coursework to develop their artistic expression and professional practice. The curriculum frequently covers art history, critical theory, and business aspects of the art world. Graduates get the opportunity to work as professional artists, designers, educators, and arts administrators. The curriculum often concludes with a thesis project and exhibition that demonstrate the student's mastery of their chosen media and conceptual development.