Visual Arts (Optional Co-op)

Students will explore the dimensions of their creativity through a broad range of studio and theoretical courses in a variety of media. They will benefit from 26,000 square feet of workshops and studio space and an art gallery for their work alongside other student and faculty exhibitions. Shaped around a core curriculum of studio, art history and theory courses, this degree encourages an interdisciplinary approach to learning which takes advantage of the many facets of the university community.

Graduates will be skilled in current and traditional practices in a variety of visual arts mediums and processes, which can include:

• Drawing

• Painting

• Photography

• Printmaking (etching and silkscreen)

• Ceramics

• Sculpture

• Video and intermedia

• Gallery studies