COURSE CURRICULUM

The program’s planned course sequence for full-time Fall intake students is designed to progressively develop artistic and digital media skills over four semesters. In Semester 1, students focus on foundational courses including 2D Media Studio, Digital Studio, Interpretive Drawing, and 3D Studio Materials and Methods, alongside a communications course and a general education elective, totaling 280 hours. Semester 2 builds on these skills with advanced 2D and digital media studios, interpretive drawing, an introduction to modern art, and continued 3D studio practice, complemented by communications and general education courses, totaling 238 hours. Semester 3 emphasizes critical thinking and specialization with courses such as Critical Issues for Fine Artists, 3D Graphics and Immersive Environments, Digital Narratives, Digital Print Studio, and Figure Studio in Drawing and Painting, along with a general education course, adding up to 294 hours. Finally, Semester 4 prepares students for professional practice through Contemporary Art Studio, Professional Practices for Fine Artists, Digital Illustration, Social Media and Web Management, and 3D Digital Studio, plus a general education course, totaling 280 hours. Across all semesters, the program integrates hands-on studio work, digital media, and academic courses, culminating in a comprehensive 1092-hour curriculum designed to equip students with diverse artistic and technical expertise for careers or further education in visual arts.