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- TOEFL PBT 550
- TOEFL iBT: 80
- IELTS: 6.0
- Pearson: 53
The BFA in art with an emphasis in illustration, like other intensive studio degrees, includes a comprehensive examination of the history and theories of visual studies. This approach allows for a wide range of interests and styles, suited for technical, editorial or narrative illustration.
A study of the creative strategies of global artists throughout history and a core exploration in a range of media encourage students to seek imaginative and innovative approaches to both individual and client-based challenges. More directed study leads to a practical knowledge of the common materials and techniques for illustration, both past and current. ·
The illustration emphasis culminates in coursework and a thesis project that connect the students' work to content in areas outside of studio practice, such as science, literature, politics or any range of contemporary global concerns. Through humor, drama or instructional work students learn how illustrators can be a distinctive voice in shaping our culture.
Students in the BFA program with an emphasis in illustration fulfill most of the same core requirements as for the BA in studio art. In addition, they must complete 9 further credit hours in art history and criticism; 30 credit hours in illustration-specific courses; and 3 credit hours in a content area outside of studio practice.
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Required Core Courses (27 hours)
Art 1010 Creative Strategies (3 hours)
Art 1110 Introduction to Drawing (3 hours)
Art 1120 Principles of Drawing (3 hours)
DESN 1210 Design Concepts (3 hours)
DESN 1220 Design: 3-D (3 hours)
or ART 2315 Sculpture I (3 hours)
or ART 2530 Ceramics: Space (3 hours)
ART 2110 Beginning Figure Drawing (3 hours)
ART 2120 Intermediate Drawing (3 hours)
ARHS 2200 Current Art (3 hours)
ARHS 2210 Intercultural History of Art (3 hours)
ART 2900 DADAH Critique (0 hours)
Studio Course Distribution (15 hours)
15 credit hours from at least four of following areas: painting, printmaking, papermaking, electronic and time-based art, graphic design, animation, photography, sculpture
BFA-Specific Courses (30 hours)
ART 3900 BFA Review (0 hours)
DESN 1500 Digital Visualization (3 hours)
ART 2130 Illustration (3 hours)
ART 3050 Topics in Studio Art (in Illustration) (3 hours)
ART 3120 Narrative Figure Drawing (3 hours)
ART 3150 Anatomy Studies (3 hours)
ANIM 4010 Character Design (3 hours)
or ANIM 4040 Concept Art (3 hours)
ARHS courses at 3000-level or above (9 hours)
ART 4130 Professional Practice for Illustrators (3 hours)
ART 4950 BFA Senior Thesis (3 hours)
Medical Insurance: $2345/year
