The Graphic Arts and Design specialization offers a course of study focused on the production of multiples, mass media, graphic design and imaging technology.  Visual problem solving and information literacy are emphasized as students improve their understanding of design. This liberal arts degree provides students with a broad range of graphic knowledge, tools and skills that gives them a sense of the integrated complexity of 21st century problems.

REQUIREMENTS FOR ADMISSION AND PROGRESS

• There is no formal review process for admission to the BA in Art program
• Students must maintain a minimum cumulative undergraduate grade point average (CGPA) of 2.0 in order to graduate.

TRANSFER STUDENTS

Transfer students should meet with a department advisor or the department chair for a review of transfer credits that may be applied to this degree track.

NOTE: Students must complete minimum of 16 Art credits at 300-level or above.
NOTE: Students who do not have an Associate in Arts (A.A.) degree must also refer to the NJCU General Education Program Course Guide for additional degree requirements.

Student Learning Outcomes

Upon completion of the Graphic Art and Design program, students will be able to

1. Compose artworks in a range of visual art studio practices with technical proficiency.
2. Analyze formal elements of works of art, craft, and design or other items of material culture.
3. Interpret works of art in light of the social and historic context in which they were produced.
4. Develop a general art/design portfolio.