COURSE CURRICULUM

The Fine Arts program at St. Thomas University offers students the flexibility to explore creative disciplines through four main areas of study: Music, Musical Theatre, Film, and Visual Arts. Students can develop skills in performance, visual creativity, and media production by taking courses in acting, singing, dancing, filmmaking, and artistic design. The program provides various degree options that allow students to tailor their academic path according to their interests. Students may pursue an interdisciplinary minor with a concentration in Fine Arts by completing 18 credit hours across different fine arts courses, or an interdisciplinary major requiring 36 credit hours, including 24 credits at the upper level to ensure advanced study and skill development. For those who wish to specialize further, specific options are available in Music and Visual Arts. A minor in Music requires 18 credit hours in music courses, while an interdisciplinary major in Music requires 36 credit hours, with a significant portion at the upper level. Similarly, students can complete a minor or interdisciplinary major in Visual Arts with the same credit structure. This flexible program allows students to combine different artistic areas or focus deeply on one discipline, while also benefiting from a broader arts education. Overall, the program supports creative growth, technical development, and interdisciplinary exploration, preparing students for careers or further study in the arts.