Major or Minor in Art

Brevard College graduates have proven that you can do anything with an Art degree. Below is a list of job titles of graduates from Brevard's Art Program:

• Commercial Photographer 
• Interior Architect 
• Studio Manager
• Art Professor
• K-12 Art Teacher
• Landscape designer
• Art Counselor
• Art Director
• Public Sculptor
• Director of Public Relations 
• Social Media Manager
• Gallery Assistant
• Software Developer
• Digital Artist
• Studio Painter

• Learn by doing. Create art using a variety of mediums and processes guided by experienced professionals. Be involved in iron pours, canvas building, and darkroom processes.
• Gain professional experience. Exhibit your work in local and student galleries, work alongside professors who are active in their fields, and develop your own creative space within the studios.
• Explore the world. Travel to nationally acclaimed museums, assist professors in research abroad and use the natural beauty of our location for inspiration. 

Art majors earn a Bachelor of Arts (BA) in Art, with a required concentration in one of the following areas:

• Photography
  • Using the camera as a primary tool, develop image-making skills in traditional film and digital photographic processes to master composition, light, and observation.
• Painting
  • Learn painting principles, methods, materials, and gain a greater theoretical awareness and growth as a practicing artist.
• Sculpture
  • Learn how to apply sculpture theory to a variety of complex materials including sketches, models, and finished work.
• Digital Art
  • Explore techniques for creating animation, digital imagery, and interactive experiences by developing ideas and technical mastery of various digital tools. 

A minor in Art and Teacher Licensure in Art (K-12) are also available.