Art Degree details
 Bachelor
of Arts, Studio emphasis
Bachelor
of Arts, Art History emphasis
Bachelor
of Fine Arts in Art
Bachelor of Arts, Studio emphasis
Bachelor of Arts, Art History emphasis
Bachelor of Fine Arts, Studio emphasis
Bachelor of Fine Arts, Art History emphasis
Bachelor of Fine Arts with Teacher Certification
—Degree requirements are listed as they apply in 2008 -09 catalog— Bachelor of Arts,
Studio emphasis
Foundation Courses - 22 hours:
Bachelor of Arts - Studio Emphasis:
Foundation Courses - 22 hours:
AR 101 - Survey of Art History I (3)
AR 102 - Survey of Art History II (3)
AR 120 - Design I (3)
AR 121 - Design II (3-D) (3)
AR 131 - Basic Digital Art Media (3)
AR 140 - Drawing I (3)
AR 3xx - Upper Division Art History Elective (3)
AR 402 - Art Forum (1)
Elective Art Studio Courses - 18 hours
Must include at least 12 hours of upper division studio courses. Senior
BA majors must present a portfolio for faculty review. NOTE: Not all art
courses are offered every semester. See Washburn Class Schedule for
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Bachelor
of Arts, Art History emphasis
Required Foundation Courses: 22 hours
AR 101 Survey of Art History I (3)
AR 102 Survey of Art History II (3)
AR 131 Basic Digital Art Media (3)
AR 140 Drawing I (3)
AR 142 Survey of Art Materials (3)
AR 300 Art Criticism (3)
AR 312 Research in Art History (3)
AR 402 Art Forum (1)
Art History electives - 18 hours, 15 must be upper division
In addition, Art History majors must take RG 105 Introduction to Old
Testament (3), RG 106 Introduction to New Testament (3), or EN 210
Mythologies in Literature (3) as a required correlate course for the major.
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Bachelor
of Fine Arts in Art
Bachelor of Arts, Studio emphasis
Bachelor of Arts, Art History emphasis
Bachelor of Fine Arts, Studio emphasis
Bachelor of Fine Arts, Art History emphasis
Bachelor of Fine Arts with Teacher Certification
Bachelor of Arts, Studio emphasis
The B.A. degree integrates a wide variety of non-art courses with a
basic foundation in visual arts. The degree is often used in double
major or major-minor degree plans.
The major requires 40 credit hours in Art plus the general eduation
requirements of the college.
In addition to the following core and emphasis area requirements, the
General Education requirements of the College must be met:
Requirements for the Bachelor of Arts Degree in Art (B.A.)
The Bachelor of Arts in Art is a degree consisting of forty (40) credit
hours in Art plus the general education requirements of the college.
Foundation Courses - 22 hours:
AR 101 Survey of Art History I (3)
AR 102 Survey of Art History II (3)
AR 120 B & W Design (3)
AR 121 Color Design (3)
AR 140 Drawing I (3)
AR 220 Photography (3)
OR
AR 141 Drawing II (3)
AR 300-level art history (3)
AR 402 Art Forum (1)
Elective Art Studio Courses - 18 hours
Must include at least 3 hrs Workshop and 9 hours upper division studio
courses chosen in consultation with an art advisor.
NOTE: Senior BA
majors must present a portfolio for faculty review.
ALSO NOTE: Not
all Art classes are offered each semester. S
ee the Washburn Class
Schedule for
course offered.
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Bachelor of Arts, Art History emphasis
The B.A. degree integrates a wide variety of non-art courses with a
basic foundation in visual arts. The degree is often used in double
major or major-minor degree plans.
In addition to the following core and emphasis area requirements, the
General Education requirements of the College must be met:
*Requirements for the Bachelor of Arts Degree in Art History*
The B.A. in Art History is a degree consisting of forty (40) credit
hours in the major plus the general education requirements of the
college. All students majoring in Art History shall take the following
required courses:
AR 101- Survey of Art History I (3)
AR 102 Survey of Art History II (3)
AR 140 Drawing I (3)
AR 142 Survey of Art Materials (3)
AR 300 Art Criticism (3)
AR 312 Research in Art History (6)
RG 105 Introduction to Old Testament
or
RG 106 Intro to New Testament
or
EN 210 Mythologies in Literature (3)
AR 402 Art Forum (1)
=25 hours required courses
In addition, students majoring in Art History shall take at least five
elective upper division (300-level) Art History courses. (15 hours upper
division elective courses)
NOTE: A senior research paper is required of all BA-Art History majors
(AR 312).
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Bachelor of Fine Arts in Art (B.F.A.)
The Bachelor of Fine Arts Degree (B.F.A.) is particularly suited to the
student who intends to follow a career in the visual arts, including
graphic design, photography, web design, animation, fine arts or crafts.
The degree consists of 86 hours in Art, 6 hours English Composition 101
& 300, 2 hours physical education, 3 hours MA 110 or higher, 27 hours
general education (9 hours from each of the divisions), and 45 hours in
upper division work. Note: All 45 hours of upper division credits can be
obtained in Art.
Major Requirements
AR 101 Survey of Art History I (3)
AR 102 Survey of Art History II (3)
AR 120 Design I (3)
AR 121 Design II (3)
AR 131 Basic Digital Art Media (3)
AR 140 Drawing I (3)
AR 141 Drawing II (3)
AR 219 Introduction to Printmaking (3)
AR 220 Photography I (3)
AR 223 Intro to Computer Graphic Design (3)
AR 240 Painting I (3)
AR 339 Painting II (3)
AR 260 Ceramics I (3)
AR 262 Sculpture I (3)
AR 300 Criticism (3)
OR
AR 307 Art Since 1945 (3)
AR 243/343 Figure Drawing (3)
300-level Art History elect. (3)
Design Elective (3)
Printmaking Elective (3)
3-D Design Elective (3)
Workshops (6)
Studio Electives (18)
400 Senior Exhibit (1)
402 Art Forum (1)
=86 hours
Admission to the BFA program:
Admission to the B.F.A. Program (sophomore level)
In order to maintain high standards and encourage successful completion
of the BFA degree, we require students to meet the following criteria
for admission to the BFA program:
1. GPA of 2.8 or above in art courses.
2. Completion of or concurrent enrollment in the following
art courses:
AR 101 Survey of Art History
AR 102 Survey of Art History II
AR 131 Basic Digital Art Media
AR 140 Drawing I
AR 141 Drawing II
AR 120 Design I
AR 121 Design II
Two 200 level courses
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Bachelor of Fine Arts, Art History emphasis
Required courses:
Studio Courses:
AR 120 Design I (3)
AR 121 Design II (3)
AR 131 Basic digital Art media (3)
AR 140 Drawing I (3)
AR 141 Drawing II (3)
AR 219 Introduction to Printmaking (3)
AR 223 Introduction to Computer Graphic Design (3)
AR 240 Painting I (3)
AR 342/343 Figure Drawing (3)
AR 260 Ceramics I (3)
AR 262 Sculpture I (3)
AR 339 Painting II (3)
2 - D electives (6)
3 - D elective (3)
Workshop (3)
Studio Electives (12)
AR 400 Senior Exhibition (1)
AR 402 Art Forum (1)
Total Studio Courses = 62 hours
Art History Courses:
AR 101 Survey in Art History I (3)
AR 102 Survey in Art History II (3)
AR 142 Survey in Art Materials (3)
AR 300 Criticism (3) or AR 307 Art Since 1945 (3)
Upper Division Art History Electives (18)
Total Art History Courses = 30 hours
Total General Education & University Requirements (38)
NOTE: Humanities General Education courses must include RG 105, RG
106 or EN 210 as correlate course for major.
Total for BFA with emphasis in Art History (130)
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Bachelor of Fine Arts with Teacher Certification
Requirements for the Bachelor of Fine Arts Degree
with Teacher Licensure
The Bachelor of Fine Arts Degree with Teacher Licensure is a degree
consisting of sixty-five (65) credit hours in Art plus forty-four
(44) hours in General Education and thirty-one (31) hours in the
Department of Education. Each B.F.A. candidate in Art Education must
complete the following required courses:
AR 101 Survey of Art History I (3)
AR 102 Survey of Art History II (3)
AR 120 Design I (3)
AR 121 Design II (3)
AR 131 Basic Digital Art Media (3)
AR 140 Drawing I (3)
AR 141 Drawing II (3)
AR 219 Printmaking (3)
AR 223 Comp Graphic Design (3)
AR 240 Painting I (3)
AR 339 Painting II (3)
AR 260 Ceramics I (3)
AR 262 Sculpture I (3)
Workshop (3)
AR 300 Art Criticism (3)
AR 3xx Upper division art history (3)
Art electives (6)
AR 380 Elementary Art Ed (3)
AR 381 Craft Techniques (3)
AR 328 Meth/Phil Art Ed ( 3)
AR 400 Senior Exhibit (1)
AR 402 Art Forum (1)
=65 hrs
Students must maintain a 2.8 GPA in the major throughout this
program. Students must follow the degree requirements for General
Education required by the department of Education and be formally
admitted to the University's Professional Teacher Education Program.
For admission requirements, see EDUCATION. BFA
with Licensure
students must also meet admission requirements to the
B.F.A. program.
See above.
Senior exhibition is an exit requirement for the BFA with Licensure,
and must be completed during the senior year. |
