Fine Arts and Design in Oil Painting
Undergraduate Program
The oil painting concentration adopts the classical painting techniques and traditions. It will provide interested students with a systematic approach to this invaluable artistic legacy of the West, incorporating the best features of the intensive Atelier training environment within a rigorous academic setting.
Oil Painting is a long-standing form of artistic expression. Students in this concentration will follow the “Academic Art” training, study portrait techniques and skills, figure and landscape painting as well as classical drawing, and culminate in the composition of oil painting.
Career Paths
The overall job prospect for graduates majoring in Fine Arts and Design is steady. Students with a BFA in Fine Arts and Design have a wide variety of career options, including:
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Fine artists
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Creative Director
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Conservator
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Curator
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Art consulting
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Arts educators
How to Apply
In addition to the standard college admission criteria, successful applicants to the BFA in Fine Arts and Design are required to have adequate background in drawing, painting or related training. An applicant is required to submit a portfolio of his/her work during the application process.
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Curriculum
The BFA in Fine Arts and Design is a 120-semester credit curriculum with three major components: Major requirements (82 credits), core general education courses (32 credits), and free electives (6 credits)
Department of
Fine Arts and Design in Oil Painting
Undergraduate Program
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