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Learning Outcomes


Upon graduation, the art student will be able to demonstrate:

  1. Mastery of skills in his/her chosen area of emphasis.
  2. Familiarity with the history of art and the ability to discuss it within the context of their work.
  3. Ability to write articulately about art.
  4. Ability to present self and work professionally.
  5. Ability to develop a cohesive body of work.

Curriculum

  • Emphases include fine arts, art education, commercial art and photography.
  • Students are required to have a senior art show and portfolio approved by the art faculty.
  • Trips are taken to the Chicago Art Institute, and Milwaukee galleries and museums.
  • Students have the opportunity to study abroad. Past trips include Italy, Greece and Egypt.
  • All majors are encouraged to attend art exhibition openings and/or workshops and field trips sponsored or approved by the art program.
  • Courses are offered that utilize technological media.

Internships

  • Commercial art and photography majors are required to complete a work-oriented experience.
  • Past placements have included Milwaukee Art Museum, Milwaukee Journal Sentinel, Graphics Factory and Hamilton-Mueller Design Agency.
Special Features
  • Exceptional faculty members are national award-winning artists with diverse specialties.
  • Wisconsin Artists Collection and Rowe Gallery exhibits are displayed on campus.
  • Students can obtain a bachelor’s degree in art and complete a second major within four years. Common second majors are history, graphic
    communication, English and business.
  • Small class sizes allow for close contact between students and professors.
  • Professors teach all classes; there are no teaching assistants.
  • Carroll University’s location ensures numerous social, cultural, internship and career networking opportunities.
 
 
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