Undergraduate Admissions
School of Fine Arts
Map the past, create the present, and visualize the future of the arts. Whether your focus is in art and art history, digital media and design, dramatic arts, or music, you'll balance innovative learning with creative practice. Experience a full immersion in your area of study by receiving the highest level of professional training in the performing and visual arts.
Whatever your interest, UConn's School of Fine Arts has achieved national recognition as a superb incubator for students pursuing careers in the arts.
Available Majors and Concentrations
Art & Art History
Art (B.A.)
- Art (General)
Art (B.F.A.)
- Graphic Design
- Illustration/Animation
- Individualized Studies
- Industrial Design
- Painting/Drawing
- Photography/Video
- Printmaking
- Sculpture/Ceramics
Art History (B.A.)
- Art History (General)
Digital Media & Design
Digital Media Design (B.A.)
- Digital Culture
- Digital Media Business Strategies
- Digital Media Design (General)
Digital Media Design (B.F.A.)
- Motion Design & Animation
- 3D Animation
- Digital Film/Video Production
- Digital Game Design
- Web Design/Interactive Media Design
Dramatic Arts
Theatre Studies (B.A.)
- Dramaturgy
- Playwriting
- Stage Management
- Theatre Administration
- Theatre Directing
- Theatre Studies (General)
Acting (B.F.A.)
Design & Technical Theatre (B.F.A.)
Puppet Arts (B.F.A.)
Music
Music (B.A.)
- Jazz Studies
- Music History
- Music (General)
Music (B.M.)
- Composition
- Instrumental Performance
- Vocal Performance
- Music Theory
Jazz (B.M.)
Music Education (IB/M)
- 5-year, triple-degree program offered in conjunction with the Neag School of Education to prepare music teachers.
- Students earn a Bachelor of Arts in Music and a Bachelor of Science in Music Education, plus a Master of Arts in Curriculum and Instruction.
- Students will be listed as “Pre-Teaching Music Education” until successful admission into Neag School of Education their sophomore year.
Dream big. Create bigger.
Changing lives? All in a day's work (of art).
Visit the School of Fine Arts website to learn more.