Bachelor’s degree · BFA
Bachelor of Fine Arts (BFA) in Art
University of Connecticut · Department of Art & Art History, School of Fine Arts · Storrs, Connecticut, United States
- Official award
- Bachelor of Fine ArtsBFA
- Subject
- Fine ArtsPainting (concentration)Sculpture (concentration)
- Format
- On campus
- Tuition
- Not published
About this program
BFA in Art with advanced study in a declared concentration after Foundations courses; concentrations are Graphic Design, Illustration/Animation, Industrial Design, Printmaking, Painting/Drawing, Photography/Video and Sculpture/Ceramics.
- Department
- Department of Art & Art History, School of Fine Arts
- Awarding body
- Not stated on the pages we checked
Award and subject
The award is shown exactly as the institution titles it. A program belongs to a subject only through the link below: a dedicated degree, a named major, a formal concentration or a documented pathway.
- Official award
- Bachelor of Fine ArtsBFA
- Award family
- BFAA Bachelor of Fine Arts, exactly as titled by the awarding institution.
- Academic level
- Bachelor’s degree
- Previous degree required
- Not published
| Subject | Relationship | Detail |
|---|---|---|
| Fine Arts | Dedicated degreeThe official program title is in this subject. | |
| Painting | Official concentrationA formally named concentration, track or emphasis of a broader degree, confirmed on an official page. | Painting/DrawingStudents choose it after enrolment“across a series of concentrations including Graphic Design, Illustration/Animation, Industrial Design, Printmaking, Painting/Drawing, Photography/Video and Sculpture/Ceramics”Source |
| Sculpture | Official concentrationA formally named concentration, track or emphasis of a broader degree, confirmed on an official page. | Sculpture/CeramicsStudents choose it after enrolment“across a series of concentrations including Graphic Design, Illustration/Animation, Industrial Design, Printmaking, Painting/Drawing, Photography/Video and Sculpture/Ceramics”Source |
| Photography | Official concentrationA formally named concentration, track or emphasis of a broader degree, confirmed on an official page. | Photography/VideoStudents choose it after enrolment“across a series of concentrations including Graphic Design, Illustration/Animation, Industrial Design, Printmaking, Painting/Drawing, Photography/Video and Sculpture/Ceramics”Source |
| Graphic Design | Official concentrationA formally named concentration, track or emphasis of a broader degree, confirmed on an official page. | Graphic DesignStudents choose it after enrolment“across a series of concentrations including Graphic Design, Illustration/Animation, Industrial Design, Printmaking, Painting/Drawing, Photography/Video and Sculpture/Ceramics”Source |
| Industrial Design | Official concentrationA formally named concentration, track or emphasis of a broader degree, confirmed on an official page. | Industrial DesignStudents choose it after enrolment“across a series of concentrations including Graphic Design, Illustration/Animation, Industrial Design, Printmaking, Painting/Drawing, Photography/Video and Sculpture/Ceramics”Source |
| Illustration | Official concentrationA formally named concentration, track or emphasis of a broader degree, confirmed on an official page. | Illustration/AnimationStudents choose it after enrolment“across a series of concentrations including Graphic Design, Illustration/Animation, Industrial Design, Printmaking, Painting/Drawing, Photography/Video and Sculpture/Ceramics”Source |
| Animation | Official concentrationA formally named concentration, track or emphasis of a broader degree, confirmed on an official page. | Illustration/AnimationStudents choose it after enrolment“across a series of concentrations including Graphic Design, Illustration/Animation, Industrial Design, Printmaking, Painting/Drawing, Photography/Video and Sculpture/Ceramics”Source |
| Printmaking | Official concentrationA formally named concentration, track or emphasis of a broader degree, confirmed on an official page. | PrintmakingStudents choose it after enrolment“across a series of concentrations including Graphic Design, Illustration/Animation, Industrial Design, Printmaking, Painting/Drawing, Photography/Video and Sculpture/Ceramics”Source |
| Ceramics | Official concentrationA formally named concentration, track or emphasis of a broader degree, confirmed on an official page. | Sculpture/CeramicsStudents choose it after enrolment“across a series of concentrations including Graphic Design, Illustration/Animation, Industrial Design, Printmaking, Painting/Drawing, Photography/Video and Sculpture/Ceramics”Source |
| Film and Video Production | Official concentrationA formally named concentration, track or emphasis of a broader degree, confirmed on an official page. | Photography/VideoStudents choose it after enrolment“across a series of concentrations including Graphic Design, Illustration/Animation, Industrial Design, Printmaking, Painting/Drawing, Photography/Video and Sculpture/Ceramics”Source |
| Drawing | Official concentrationA formally named concentration, track or emphasis of a broader degree, confirmed on an official page. | Painting/DrawingStudents choose it after enrolment“across a series of concentrations including Graphic Design, Illustration/Animation, Industrial Design, Printmaking, Painting/Drawing, Photography/Video and Sculpture/Ceramics”Source |
Accreditation, validation and recognition
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Study structure
- Delivery
- On campusTaught at the listed campus.
- Study mode
- Not published
- Duration
- Not published
- Studio requirements
- 66 Art/Design Credits + 12 Art History Credits + 42 General Education Courses
- Intakes
- Not published
- Campus
- UConn Storrs campus830 Bolton Road, Storrs, CT 06269
Teaching language
- Taught in
- English
- English
- English teaching not verifiedAn English-language website does not mean a program is taught in English.
Admissions
- Portfolio
- Portfolio required
- Portfolio details
- Platform: SlideRoom
- Written components: essay
- Interview
- Not published
- Official instructions
- Application instructions
Fees and costs
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Sources and verification
Not published on the program’s source pages: tuition, duration, full-time or part-time options, intakes, whether a previous degree is required, accreditation or validation record.
Sources and how this was checked
Last checked 23 October 2026. Each fact carries a verbatim quote that is re-checked against the live page. Research methodology.
Sources (checked 23 October 2026)