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Industrial Design

If you're fascinated by the creative and intellectual challenges facing the physical design industry, join us in creating the future. We focus on the art, science, and business of the industrial design discipline. Our curriculum and facilities reflect the trends and requirements of our industry, and our teaching faculty is comprised of award-winning practicing designers.

Music Production

The Music Production degree programs will give you the production skills that contribute to the overall presentation of any visual image. We offer hands-on, narrative-driven courses taught by professional musicians and sound designers. What will you contribute to the future of visual media.

Game Development

Learn techniques in game design, UI & UX, concept art, 3D character and environmental modeling, rigging, lighting, animation, and more. Gain specialized design skills including monetization, unique control types, rapid development via iteration, and production methods. Graduate with solid game art principles, including game engine technology and pre-production and production environments.

Game Programming

Earn your Bachelors of Science in Game Programming, a STEM degree. Game programmers work in the heart of the game development process. They architect, plan, interface, write, debug, and optimize the code that makes all of game development possible.

Automotive Restoration

Recognizing an industry demand for talented entry-level automotive restorers, the School of Industrial Design has launched a new Associate of Arts degree in Automotive Restoration.

Writing for Film, Television & Digital Media

If your goal is to create a body of work that could launch your professional writing career, our program will give you the competitive edge you need. Tap into your imagination. Come up with great ideas. Find your unique voice. Take your writing skills to a new level.

Landscape Architecture

Landscape Architecture is the perfect combination of art and science, urban and rural, living systems and sculptural form, historical precedent and innovative vision. It is the profession of the future.

Art Education & Fine Art

The BFA in Art Education and Fine Art (Double Major) program provides a pathway to becoming an art teacher in classrooms, museums and community-based art programs. Through the Art Education coursework and fieldwork, students will learn how to develop successful curricula and art lesson plans for a wide range of audiences. Through the fine art major, students will develop a portfolio that will showcase their high level of artistic skill and their ability to solve creative problems through the synthesis of technical, aesthetic, and conceptual knowledge.

Visual Development

The School of Visual Development’s degree programs provide a dynamic education in the art of scene setting.

Art History

In the Art History degree programs, you learn to think critically about the visual arts and visual culture. You will study in the classroom, and the studio, to develop your powers of perception, capacity for visual analysis, and knowledge of technical processes. Discover how to place art in its comprehensive historical context, to assess art and the field of art history critically and analytically, and to master research, writing, and presentation skills.

Game Design

Learn techniques in game design, UI & UX, concept art, 3D character and environmental modeling, rigging, lighting, animation, and more. Gain specialized design skills including monetization, unique control types, rapid development via iteration, and production methods. Graduate with solid game art principles, including game engine technology and pre-production and production environments.

Art Education & Art History

The BFA in Art Education and Art History double major program will provide an opportunity for students who want to expand the scope of their respective programs to include more depth of knowledge, aesthetic/historical perspective and both practical and creative artistic and pedagogical skills that will open up professional paths in the future – in both the fields of Art Education and Art History.