Ceramics, BFA

Our bachelor of fine arts (B.F.A.) degree program in ceramics helps you become a professional ceramist. We encourage you to explore several directions: pottery, sculpture, tile mosaics, and other areas as you focus on the specialty that interests you most.

Required Foundation - 27 Credits

ART 101 - First Year Colloquium
ART 111 - History of Modern Art: 1850-Present
ART 113 - History of Modern Design: 1850-Present
FND 113 - Foundation Drawing
FND 115 - Two-Dimensional Creative Processes
FND 117 - Dimensional Arts
FND 111 - Time Arts
Elective 3
Elective 3
Elective 3

Ceramics Courses - 33 Credits

CER 221 - Introduction to Ceramics
CER 222 - Introduction to Ceramics
CER 223 - Intro Ceramic Wheel Throwing
CER 224 - Intro Ceramic Wheel Throwing
CER 321 - Intermediate Ceramic Sculpture or
CER 323 - Intermediate Wheel Throwing
CER 322 - Intermediate Ceramic Sculpture or
CER 324 - Intermediate Wheel Throwing
CER 327 - Clay & Glaze Technology
CER 328 - Clay & Glaze Technology
CER 421 - Advanced Ceramic Sculpture or
CER 423 - Advanced Wheel Throwing
CER 422 - Advanced Ceramic Sculpture or
CER 424 - Advanced Wheel Throwing
Ceramics Elective 3

Academic Requirement - 6 Credits

WRT 105 - Studio 1: Practices of Academic Writing
WRT 205 - Studio 2: Critical Research and Writing

Studio Electives - 30 Credits

Art History - 9 Credits

Academic Electives - 21 Credits

Total Foundation 27

Total Studio Concentration 33

Total Art History 9

Total Studio Electives 30

Total Academic Electives 21

Total Academic Requirement 6

Total Credits 126

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