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Areas Of Study » Undergraduate Studies
Undergraduate Studies
Degrees, Emphases, and Specializations Defined
There are two degrees undergraduates can pursue while majoring in Art at SDSU: BA in Liberal Arts and Sciences, and the BA in Applied Arts and Sciences. Students in these degree plans must choose an "emphasis" that corresponds to the degree plan. There are eight undergraduate emphases offered, and one of these emphases has very developed specializations with specialized faculty and facilities, as detailed below. Please note that you can click on the degree to download a course checklist for each emphasis:
Major Degrees Offered
Major in Art with the B.A. degree in Liberal Arts and Sciences
Major in Art with the B.A. degree in Applied Arts and Sciences
- Emphasis in applied design (specializations: Ceramics, Fiber, Furniture/Woodworking, and Jewelry/Metalwork)
- Emphasis in graphic design
- Emphasis in interior design
- Emphasis in multimedia
- Emphasis in painting and printmaking (sub-disciplines: Book Arts, Photography, Printmaking, and Painting)
- Emphasis in sculpture
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NOTE: The "sub-disciplines" within the Painting and Printmaking emphasis are not identified as "specializations" for degree purposes. This list of disciplines is only to identify additional facilities and courses taught under the umbrella of Painting and Printmaking.
Degree Minors Offered
Minor in art
Minor in art history
This page was last updated at 9:31AM on May 9, 2011