Bachelor of Arts & Bachelor of Science in Art

NOTICE: WE ARE MOVING TOWARDS A MORE FLEXIBLE “ART & DESIGN” DEGREE. THIS PAGE WILL REMAIN FOR REFERENCE BUT INCOMING ART STUDENTS WILL FIT INTO THE ART & DESIGN MAJOR.

Bachelor of Art/Science in Art  84 credits

Art major prerequisites for studio concentrations:
  • All 200 level studio courses require A 130 and either A 115 or A 116.
  • All 300 level studio sequences must be taken in numerical order and require the prerequisite ofone or two 200 level studio courses.
  • All 300 level studio courses require A 115, A 116, A 130; most require A 119.
  • All 400 level studio courses require a completed 300 level studio sequence in the concentration and must be taken in numerical order.

Students wishing to take sequences in Graphic Design, Interactive Media, Advanced Print Design, or Video & Animation must speak with an Art advisor.

Art History courses (12)

A 204 Art History: Prehistoric through Late Antiquity
A 205 Art History: Middle Ages through Renaissance
A 206 Art History: Baroque through Contemporary

 

Foundation courses (20)

A 115 Beginning Design: 2-D
A 116 Beginning Design: 3-D
A 119 Digital Presentation for Artists
A 130 Beginning Drawing
A 230 Intro to Life Drawing

 

Theory (8)

See advisor
Choose A 315 Intermediate Design: 2D or A 316 Intermediate Design: 3D
A 318 Production: Gallery Exhibition
A 418 Gallery Exhibition
A 419 Professional Concerns

 

Contracted art courses (12)

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Minimum of three 200 level studio courses

 

Upper division studio courses (32-36)

300 or 400 level in Ceramics, Drawing, Painting, Printmaking or Sculpture. Students wishing to take upper division courses in Graphic Design, Interactive Media, Print Design, or Video & Animation must speak with an Art advisor.

 

  • B.A. Requirements
  • B.S. Requirements
  • LACC Requirements
The Bachelor of Arts (BA) degrees are liberal arts degree programs with a major in Art. Students who take the BA in Art complete 84 credit hours in foundation, studio, and art history courses in addition to the liberal arts core curriculum (LACC) and a minor in another academic discipline.

Bachelor of Arts  (B.A.)
Liberal Arts Core Curriculum (LACC) – 54 – 55 credits
Writing Intensive – 6 credits
Second Language
Mathematics/Computer Science – 6 credits
Refer to current Catalog pages 33 – 35  Graduation requirements LACC BA BS
MAJOR  – 70 credits    MINOR – varies

The Bachelor of Science (BS) degrees are liberal arts degree programs with a major in Art. Students who take the BS in Art complete 84 credit hours in foundation, studio, and  art history courses in addition to the liberal arts core curriculum (LACC) and a minor in another academic discipline.

Bachelor of Science  (B.S.)
Liberal Arts Core Curriculum (LACC) – 54 – 55 credits
Writing Intensive – 6 credits
Cultural Diversity – 6 credits
Mathematics/Computer Science – 11 credits
Refer to current Catalog pages 33 – 35  Graduation requirements LACC BA BS
MAJOR  – 70 credits    MINOR – varies

Liberal Arts Core Curriculum (LACC) 54-55 credits
  • Communication  COM 111  – 3 credits
  • Writing WR 135 College Writing II – 4 credits
  • Creative Arts – 9 credits
  • Health & Physical Education – 4 credits
  • Laboratory Science – 12 – 15 credits
  • Literature – 8 credits
  • Philosophy or Religion – 3 credits
  • Social Science 11 – 12 credits
  • Mathematics/Computer Science – 11 credits
  • MATH 111 College Algebra – (or higher)
  • Computer Science – CS 121 Computer Applications  (or higher)
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CONTACT US

Art Department Office Coordinator - Laura Killip

503-838-8340 | or e-mail: killipl@wou.edu  | Location: Campbell Hall 105