Art Department

Art, 3-D Sculpture/Ceramics, B.A./B.S.

If you’re interested in mastering artistic pottery and other forms of sculpture, UT is a great place to start.

Art - Entertainment, Arts, and Animation Emphasis, B.A./B.S.

Are you creative, artistic, and interested in working with computers? Our Animation Emphasis may be just the thing for you.

Art - Painting/Drawing/Illustration Emphasis, B.A./B.S.

Completing our Painting/Drawing Emphasis will give you the opportunity to learn about Oil Painting, Watercolor, Perspective Drawing, Figure Painting, and more.

Art - Photography/Digital Imaging Emphasis, B.A./B.S.

Earning an emphasis in Photography/Digital Imaging is a great way to learn everything there is to know about photography and potentially prepare for graduate school.

Integrated Studies - Art Emphasis, B.A./B.S.

Integrated Studies allows you to build your own degree. Complete either the Art History track or the Visual Art track to earn your Integrated Studies – Art Emphasis B.A./B.S.

Bachelor of Fine Arts in Studio Art (BFA)

The Art faculty will conduct a portfolio and grade review for each student wishing to enroll in the BFA program. Contact a Fine Arts Academic Advisor prior to beginning coursework.

Art Education with Secondary Ed Emphasis, B.S.

Majoring in Art Education with Secondary Ed Emphasis will give you a well-rounded understanding of design, different art mediums, methodology, classroom management, teaching, and more.

Master of Fine Art Studio

• The full time MFA program allows you to develop your own program of study while working with a small group of faculty members.
• The MFA currently has four specializations: Ceramics, Drawing & Painting, Photography, and Sculpture.
• The MFA is a two to three-year residential program. Students will have the opportunity to create, apply, and complete projects needed to achieve their goals.
• The program assists starting a business in art and how to teach others about art.

Minors

Earn a minor in addition to your Bachelor’s Degree by completing approximately 18 credits in the following subjects:

Art Minor

Art History Minor

Photography Minor

Sears Art Museum

The UT Sears Art Museum features six exhibits each year, offering a variety of art styles—from traditional to contemporary—for the enjoyment and education of UT students and the community. Come make a meaningful connection with art.