BFA in Art, California State University San Bernardino Campus

This program is ideal for students who wish to develop a professional practice in the art studio. The structured progression from foundational skills to advanced work prepares students for creative careers. The opportunity for specialization and the final exhibition experience make it a well-rounded choice for aspiring artists aiming for expertise and a professional portfolio.

Students can choose from various studio courses at both the lower and upper division levels. Options include areas like painting, photography, ceramics, glass, sculpture, printmaking, video, performance, installation art, and more. There's also the chance to explore specialized topics such as Xicanx Art and Border Art, allowing students to tailor their learning in specific artistic or cultural fields.

To graduate, students need 132 units in total. The lower division requirements include foundation courses in 2D and 3D art, creative technology, drawing, life drawing, art history, and studio courses like imaging, photography, painting, ceramics, and glass. Upper division courses cover advanced seminars, professional practices, the BFA project, and a selection of intermediate and advanced studio courses across various mediums.

While specific career opportunities are not detailed, a Bachelor of Fine Arts prepares students for professional art practice, including exhibitions and various studio-based roles. The degree structure supports careers in contemporary art, teaching, curatorial work, or further specialization through graduate studies.