Areas of Study: Graphic Design
VCUarts offers several degrees. The question most frequently asked by those seeking an undergraduate degree is:
What’s the difference between a BA and BFA?
A BA (Bachelor of Arts) is a liberal–arts based, general arts degree; 1/3 focus on major, 2/3 focus on liberal arts and sciences
A BFA (Bachelor of Fine Arts) is a professional studio-based degree; 2/3 focus on major, 1/3 focus on liberal arts and sciences
VCUarts offers the following degrees:
- BFA (Bachelor of Fine Arts) in Art Education; Communication Arts; Craft/Material Studies; Dance and Choreography; Graphic Design; Fashion Design; Interior Design; Kinetic Imaging; Painting and Printmaking; Sculpture + Extended Media; Photography and Film
- BA (Bachelor of Arts) in Art History; Fashion Merchandising; Film (Cinema); Music
- BM (Bachelor of Music) in Music
- MAE (Master of Education) in Art Education
- MA (Master of Arts) in Art History
- MFA (Master of Fine Arts) in Interior Environments; Visual Communications; Ceramics; Fibers; Furniture Design; Glass working; Jewelry/Metalworking; Painting or Printmaking; Photography and Film; Sculpture; Theatre
- MM (Master of Music) in Music
- PhD (Doctor of Philosophy) in Art History; Media, Art & Text
For information about academic rules and regulations that govern education in the undergraduate programs at VCU, click here.
To view the Graphic Design curriculum information, please click here.
