The University of the Arts offers a wide range of undergraduate degree programs through our six Schools and our Division of Liberal Arts. In addition to those programs, undergraduates can take advantage of a number of enriching Academic Opportunities, including our Honors Program, many Study Abroad options, and internships and other experiential learning opportunities.
Programs include Crafts & Material Studies, Interdisciplinary Fine Arts, and Photography.
Choose from Graphic Design, Industrial Design and Web Development & Interaction Design.
Our Film programs include Animation, Film/Video and Writing for Film and Television.
Programs include Illustration; Design, Art & Technology (formerly Multimedia); and the 5-Year BFA/MAT in Visual Arts.
Students in the College of Art, Media and Design meet in Core Studies studio courses to create, explore and experiment.
Earn a master's degree in Arts Education, Museum Studies, Visual Arts, Music or Industrial Design.
Choose from Game Design, Typography, Web Design, Photography, Book Arts, Figurative Illustration, Animation and others.
This concentration offers CAMD students a chance to explore another career option.
The School of Dance's groundbreaking curriculum prepares students for the professional world of dance.
Programs include Acting; Directing, Playwriting & Production; Musical Theater; and Theater Design & Technology.
Jazz and American contemporary music are the foundations of the University's School of Music.
Choose from Business, Entrepreneurship & Technology, Music, Musical Theater, E-Music or Music Education.
A strong foundation in the Liberal Arts is the cornerstone of a University of the Arts education.
The BFA in Creative Writing provides an unmatched opportunity to focus on the craft of writing in an inspiring and unique artistic environment.
This BA program combines creative studio courses in film, animation and writing with intensive study of the history, aesthetics and social implications of film.
Minors in the Liberal Arts Division include Art History, Philosophy & Religion, and Creative Writing.