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and Design: The art and design concentration provides and understanding
of art as a humanistic discipline and concepts and skills leading to careers
in art and design. Students may specialize in either fine arts, graphic
design, or digital arts. The program consists of sixteen courses earning
48 credits: a required group of foundation courses, an are of emphasis,
and a senior thesis. The emphasis is worked out in consultation with an
advisor and is intended to provide development of ideas and skills in a
particular area. During the senior year, students in art and design produce
a series of works that are shown in an exhibition at the Paul Robeson Gallery
and that also form a portfolio for admission to graduate school or professional
job entry.
Art History: Credit requirements for a concentration in art history are the same as those for the art and design concentration, except that only 12 credits are required in the foundation program and the 18-credit specialization area is in art history courses. Visual Arts: The Visual Arts major (with concentration in fine art, graphic art and digital art) is a professional degree program that provides students with a multidisciplinary approach to the visual arts. It offers practical, experimental, and theoretical course work and the technical skills necessary for careers in art and design, and includes a large liberal arts component that adds to the development of personal expression. Students also may take advantage of special internship opportunities in the New York/New Jersey Metropolitan area. The program includes a required group of foundation courses, art history courses, critical studies courses, advanced studio courses in the concentration, art electives, portfolio, and senior thesis. During the senior year, students in art and design produce a series of works that are shown in an exhibition at the Paul Robeson Gallery and that also form a portfolio for admission to graduate school or professional job entry. Arts Management: The faculty of the Department of Visual and Performing Arts, in conjunction with the members of the Faculty of Management, offer a sequence of eight courses as preprofessional training for a wide spectrum of not-for-profit arts management opportunities. The sequence provides students with the opportunity to acquire specific business skills that may be applied to a profession in the arts. For practical experience, a wide variety of internships is available.
Teaching Certification: Students seeking teacher certification
in art must complete the requirements for a major in the art and design
concentration as well as satisfy other requirements for certification.
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Development Center 360 Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Blvd. Hill Hall room #313 Newark, NJ 07102-1801 (973) 353-5311 fax: (973)353-5355 questions or comments? |
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