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BA Art. Undergraduate. The Bachelor of Arts (BA) in Art is a new degree program designed for students who desire a studio education in the visual arts that incorporates substantial study in the liberal arts. Engaging students’ intellectual and creative capacities, the program integrates arts research with broad-based studio art training. Formats.
In the 4+1 BFA/MA program, it is possible for serious, focused, and organized undergraduate students to combine the Bachelor of Fine Arts degree (majoring in Painting, Sculpture, Printmaking, or Graphic Design), with the Master of Arts in Art Education with Initial License degree, completing both courses of study in five years. Formats. In-Person.
Boston University College of Fine Arts is not able to offer any scholarship, assistantship, or grant aid to students in our online programs, and the College of Fine Arts does not participate in the TEACH or other federal grant programs. Federal student loans (Federal Direct Unsubsidized Loan and Grad PLUS loans) are the only type of aid offered ...
Students enrolled in the College of Fine Arts should consult with their professional advisor on degree and major requirements. Students may also consult with their faculty mentors, who can provide guidance in their respective areas of artistry. The CFA Director of Undergraduate Student Services can provide additional help with major requirements.
4:00 PM CFA Online Art Education & Music Education Graduation Reception; Saturday, May 18. 4:00 PM College of Fine Arts 2024 Convocation Ceremony; Saturday, July 20. 1:30 PM BUTI Young Artists Orchestra; Sunday, July 21. 1:30 PM BUTI Young Artists Wind Ensemble
Boston University remains a leader. We are a proudly global university with nearly 400,000 living alumni around the world. Nearly every major symphony orchestra on this planet has counted BU School of Music alumni among its members. BU College of Fine Arts alumni are arts leaders, educators, music critics and more.
Boston University College of Fine Arts “Life Altering” A Boston University Art Galleries exhibition explores race and racism, identity, and inequity of wealth and power. Read More . Magical Worlds. Oscar-winning production designer Rick Heinrichs (’76) has overseen the creation of some of cinema’s most iconic places.
