This concentration is offered within the Bachelor of Fine Arts in studio art program. This 120-credit program prepares you for a career as a professional artist or designer. Choose this track if you seek in-depth technical training or plan to continue your studies in graduate school.
If you want to pair your jewelry and metalworking training with a minor in a field like business, marketing or communications, consider the Bachelor of Arts in studio art with a focus on metals and jewelry.
Craft your expression
Metals and jewelry represent a unique intersection of fine art and technical precision. Develop the skills needed to transform raw materials into intentional objects of beauty and function. Success in this field requires a focus on detail, critical thinking and creativity. Gain experience with professional tools and techniques while exploring various materials in a supportive studio environment.
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Is this program accredited?
Yes, with the NASAD.
Requirements for admission to Ä¢¹½ÊÓƵ
All applicants must meet the undergraduate admission requirements. Select the option that best describes you:
- First-year student (have never enrolled in college)
- Transfer student (have enrolled in college)
- All other applicants
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Undergraduate applications are accepted online. Apply using ApplyTexas or Common App. Both are fine, just only submit one.
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Ä¢¹½ÊÓƵ has rolling admissions. That means you can apply to the university anytime. Although, applying early has financial and housing benefits. Make sure to check with your specific department! Some programs need extra paperwork by a certain date to consider you for the upcoming semester.
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