Studio Art at Florida Atlantic University (FAU) is about exploring your creativity and building a strong foundation in visual arts. You’ll work with a range of media—such as ceramics, painting, photography, printmaking, and sculpture—while developing your own artistic voice. The program encourages you to experiment, think critically, and engage with contemporary art practices, preparing you for a variety of creative careers or advanced study.

About Studio Art at FAU

At FAU, Studio Art is hands-on and student-centered. You’ll learn from experienced faculty and visiting artists, participate in critiques, and have opportunities for field trips and exhibitions. The program is flexible, letting you focus on your interests while connecting with other disciplines and research initiatives across the university. Graduate students benefit from interdisciplinary collaboration and a culminating thesis exhibition, while undergraduates can tailor their studies to match their goals.

Degrees Offered at Florida Atlantic

Undergraduate Degrees

  • Bachelor of Arts (BA) in Studio Art
  • Bachelor of Fine Arts (BFA) in Studio Art (with concentrations in Ceramics, Painting, Photography, Printmaking, or Sculpture)

Graduate Degrees

  • Master of Fine Arts (MFA) in Studio Art
  • Master of Fine Arts (MFA) in Graphic Design

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Educational Objectives & Student Outcomes

1. Build a strong foundation in visual arts through hands-on studio practice and art history.
2. Develop critical thinking, creative problem-solving, and technical skills across multiple media.
3. Prepare students for professional careers in the arts or for advanced graduate study.
4. Foster interdisciplinary connections and encourage engagement with contemporary issues in art.

1. Demonstrate proficiency in chosen studio art disciplines (such as ceramics, painting, photography, printmaking, or sculpture).
2. Create a cohesive body of original work that reflects personal vision and technical skill.
3. Communicate ideas effectively through visual, written, and oral presentations.
4. Critically analyze and discuss works of art in historical and contemporary contexts.
5. Exhibit work professionally and participate in critiques, exhibitions, and collaborative projects.
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