Bachelor of Fine Arts in Visual Art, 3D Studio Concentration
Students will complete a BFA Candidacy Review at the end of the sophomore year and a BFA Review at the end of their final semester.
Students must earn a “C” or better in all program requirement courses (Students must earn a “C” or better in 100-level art courses before proceeding to the sophomore studio courses).
Students may not take more than 3 studio courses per semester without permission from the department chair.
Coursework must include at least 30 credit hours earned at 300-level or above, of which 12 credit hours must be in the major.
See 4-year major guides for recommended order in which to take courses
https://www.lander.edu/academics/registrars-office/major-guides.html
General Education Requirements
(For approved courses see General Education: www.lander.edu/gen-ed.)
Students must earn a "C" or better in ENGL 101 and ENGL 102.
If all of the General Education requirements are met and/or waived, and the credit hours do not add up to at least 30, the General Education requirements are not complete. If below 30, additional General Education courses from any category must be taken until the total hours add up to 30 hours.
Major Program Requirements
Major Program Core Requirements
Major Program Additional Requirements
Art History (6 hours)
(Choose 6 credit hours from the following)
(Only one travel course may be included)
Note: ARTH 372 can only be counted once toward Art History hours.
Major Program Concentration Requirements
Art Studio 3D (6 hours)
(Choose 6 credit hours from the following)
(May not include travel courses.)
Art Studio 2D (3 hours)
(Choose 3 credit hours from the following)
(May not include travel courses.)
Art Studio-Additional (15 hours)
(Choose 15 credit hours from the following)
(May include 1 travel course.)
Note: ART 352 can only be counted once toward the Art Studio-Additional hours.
Required
Additional Electives (10 hours)
Browse entire course list here.
Total Credit Hours: 120
BFA Visual art majors may pursue a concentration in 3D studio. This concentration is designed to meet the needs of students who are interested in pursuing an advanced degree or professional studio practice in 3-dimensional media such as Ceramics, Sculpture, and/or Mixed Media. In their upper-level courses, students will focus on gaining experience in a variety of 3-dimensional media. This will prepare them to develop a cohesive body of advanced-level artwork during the senior year, which will be exhibited in a Senior Show.