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Suffolk University is accredited by the National Association of Schools of Art and Design (NASAD). As a fine arts major, you'll become well-versed in current and traditional visual precedents.

From there you'll expand upon the art you create and the way you think about your work while investigating how to place your vision within the context of contemporary art movements. You'll visit local galleries and museums during upper-level seminars and begin to immerse yourself in Boston's robust arts community.

As a senior, you’ll prepare for post-college life by acquiring the job search strategies and survival skills that are essential for artists. You’ll create a catalogue to market your work, participate in gallery talks, and learn the techniques involved in gallery and museum exhibition. Your Bachelor of Fine Arts studies will culminate in a professional-level exhibit of your artwork, which will be installed in the University’s gallery at the end of the academic year.

Learning Objectives

Demonstrate perceptual acuity in two and three dimensional work

Demonstrate conceptual understanding of complex visual systems

Demonstrate technical facility with the tools current to their chosen art & design field

Demonstrate visual communication skills common to their chosen art & design field

Effectively solve visual and design problems specific to their chosen discipline

Use experimentation to test new ideas

Evaluate their work and the work of their peers through the critique process

Use the reiterative process to develop new and original solutions to visual and design problems

Evaluate their work in relation to the historical precedents of their chosen field
Visually present their work in a professional manner using the tools current to their chosen field
Orally present and support their work in a professional manner to peers and professionals from their chosen field
Demonstrate fluency in the technologies current to their chosen field
Demonstrate knowledge of the significant contemporary aesthetics and social issues relevant to their chosen field
Employ professional practices current to their chosen field