After Graduation

Students majoring in visual art find career opportunities in a wide variety of professional fields including:

• teaching in public or private schools
• management of cultural programs in city, state, or federal government agencies
• museums, galleries and other cultural institutions
• advertising, design studios, special effects and broadcasting agencies
• photojournalism
• fashion
• art critic
• publishing
• art director
• curator
• art consultation
• web design
• arts administration
• commercial and private freelance studios
• fine arts
• and more.

The program also prepares students for graduate study in their areas of concentration. Art students have continued their education at:

• Carnegie-Mellon
• Clemson
• Cranbrook
• Edinboro University
• Morehead State University
• Savannah College of Art and Design
• Tufts
• University of Cincinnati
• University of Kentucky
• University of Missouri-Saint Louis and
• other studio, museum, and art history programs at the graduate level.