Florida Atlantic’s School of the Arts stands out for its dynamic blend of disciplines, award-winning faculty, and strong ties to South Florida’s creative community. Here, you’ll learn from accomplished artists and visiting scholars, participate in innovative performances and exhibitions, and gain hands-on experience through real-world projects. The School’s collaborative spirit and coastal location inspire new ideas and open doors to unique opportunities in the arts.
Degrees Offered at Florida Atlantic
Undergraduate Degrees
- Bachelor of Arts in Art History
- Bachelor of Fine Arts in Studio Art
- Bachelor of Fine Arts in Graphic Design
- Bachelor of Music
- Bachelor of Fine Arts in Theatre
- Bachelor of Fine Arts in Dance
Graduate Degrees
- Master of Fine Arts (various disciplines)
- Master of Music
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Educational Objectives & Student Outcomes
1. Develop creative and technical skills in your chosen artistic discipline.
2. Gain experience collaborating across music, theatre, dance, and visual arts.
3. Engage with faculty, visiting artists, and the broader arts community.
4. Prepare for professional careers or advanced study in the arts.
2. Gain experience collaborating across music, theatre, dance, and visual arts.
3. Engage with faculty, visiting artists, and the broader arts community.
4. Prepare for professional careers or advanced study in the arts.
1. Demonstrate artistic proficiency through performances, exhibitions, or creative projects.
2. Communicate ideas effectively in both artistic and academic settings.
3. Apply critical thinking and problem-solving to artistic challenges.
4. Build a professional portfolio and network within the arts community.
2. Communicate ideas effectively in both artistic and academic settings.
3. Apply critical thinking and problem-solving to artistic challenges.
4. Build a professional portfolio and network within the arts community.
Concentration
Main Campus: Downtown Fort Lauderdale with some courses offered in the Boca Raton Campus.
The Graphic Design Program provides students with the skills to pursue career opportunities in graphic design and visual communication. The goal of the program is to sharpen students’ abilities in visual problem solving and translating verbal concepts into visual images, image-making techniques, and graphic techniques that communicate intended messages, moods, and concepts. Graphic design projects include posters, brochures, corporate identity systems, trademarks, books, magazines, and advertisements of all kinds.
Courses cover all facets of the visual communication process, from thumbnail sketches to printed pieces. Students are given assignments much like those they would encounter in professional settings. The program is planned to help students balance studies in art history and studio art with studies in graphic design and computer graphics. Through each course in the program, students are encouraged to develop an appreciation of the various philosophical and ideological positions that could affect their design perspectives.
The Graphic Design Program provides students with the skills to pursue career opportunities in graphic design and visual communication. The goal of the program is to sharpen students’ abilities in visual problem solving and translating verbal concepts into visual images, image-making techniques, and graphic techniques that communicate intended messages, moods, and concepts. Graphic design projects include posters, brochures, corporate identity systems, trademarks, books, magazines, and advertisements of all kinds.
Courses cover all facets of the visual communication process, from thumbnail sketches to printed pieces. Students are given assignments much like those they would encounter in professional settings. The program is planned to help students balance studies in art history and studio art with studies in graphic design and computer graphics. Through each course in the program, students are encouraged to develop an appreciation of the various philosophical and ideological positions that could affect their design perspectives.
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