Bachelor of Arts in Art, Fine Arts Major Concentration or Media Arts Major Concentration
Quezon City , Philippines
Tuition Fee
Start Date
Medium of studying
Duration
48 months
Program Facts
Program Details
Degree
Bachelors
Major
Digital Arts | Fine Arts | Media Production
Area of study
Arts
Course Language
English
About Program
Program Overview
Students develop artistic knowledge and craft through core courses, concentration-specific coursework, and art history. The program prepares graduates for careers in teaching, museum work, studio and commercial art, or further study.
Program Outline
This degree prepares students for professional or graduate study, or careers in teaching, museum work, and studio and commercial art. Students are encouraged to explore courses in both concentrations and are required to take at least one course in the area outside their chosen concentration.
Outline:
Structure:
- The program consists of 44 credits spread across core introductory courses, core capstone courses, art history core courses, and fine arts or media arts concentration courses.
- These combine with the liberal arts and sciences core curriculum and electives to meet the program's required 120 credits.
Core Introductory Courses (Taken in the first four semesters):
- Learning to Look: Contemporary Art and Media
- Introduction to 2D Design
- Drawing I
Core Capstone Courses (Taken after passing the Foundation Review and completing advanced courses):
- Interdisciplinary Seminar
- Professional Practices in Art
- Senior Project in Studio Art
Art History Core Requirement (Select 8 credits from the list):
- History of American Art and Architecture
- Art History Themes: Modern
- Art History Themes: Photography
- Renaissance Art
Fine Arts Concentration Requirements (Select 16 Credits and 4 additional credits in Media Arts):
- Introduction to 3D Design
- Printmaking I
- Drawing II Figure/Illustration
- Painting I
- Printmaking II
- Sculpture / 3D Design II
- Painting II
- Structured Studio
- Intro to Photography II
- Graphic Design I
- Graphic Design II
- Structured Studio
- Senior Exhibition
- Video Production II
- Video Production I
Additional Topics Courses (May be used to meet requirements with departmental approval):
- Introductory Topics in Art and Art History
- Intermediate Topics in Art and Art History
- Directed Study in Art or Art History
- Internship/Apprenticeship in Art/Art History
- Advanced Topics in Art or Art History
Liberal Arts & Sciences Core Curriculum (Bachelor's Degree):
- First-Year Seminar
- Composition or approved LAS Writing course
- Quantitative Reasoning (MT 1100 or higher)
- The Natural Environment - Understanding Our Place in the Natural World (LAS 1000)
- The Civic Environment - Democratic Values (LAS 2)
- Creative Arts (LAS 3)
- Social Sciences (LAS 4)
- Natural and Biological Sciences (LAS 5)
- Humanities (LAS 6)
- Global Perspectives (LAS 7)
- LAS Elective Credits: 4 (One additional LAS requirement or combination of two 2-credit approved electives.)
Electives:
Careers:
Potential Career Paths:
- Graphic Designer
- Museum Curator
- Librarian
- Educator
- Artist
- Photographer
- Videographer
- Web Designer
- Art Critic
- Arts Administrator
- Gallery Owner
Opportunities:
- This program prepares students for a wide range of dynamic art-related careers enabling them to make unique contributions to the art world.
Other:
- The program emphasizes the development of a competent and cohesive body of work.
- Students learn to research art histories to understand the formal analysis and cultural context of art.
- Students will develop a strong understanding of the interrelationship between the arts.
- Students will learn to analyze, interpret, and evaluate works of art, including their own. The program's flexibility allows students to explore their interests and develop their skills. With its focus on creativity, critical thinking, and collaboration, this program prepares students for success in various art-related fields.
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About University
New England College
Overview:
New England College (NEC) is an accredited, private, non-profit college located in Henniker, New Hampshire. It is known for its emphasis on experiential learning and serves over 5,000 undergraduate, graduate, and online students annually.
Services Offered:
NEC offers a wide range of services to its students, including:
Academic Resources:
MyNEC, academic advising, tutoring, writing center, library resources.Student Life and Activities:
Student clubs and organizations, intramural sports, recreational activities, campus events.Housing and Dining:
On-campus housing options for students, dining services.Additional Services:
Health services, counseling services, career services, financial aid, international student support.Student Life and Campus Experience:
NEC provides a vibrant and supportive learning community with a diverse student body from over 75 countries. Students can expect a range of on-campus experiences, including:
Social Events:
New and familiar events throughout the year.Athletics:
Over 20 NCAA Division III teams, recreational sports, and esports.Arts and Culture:
Putnam Theatre, Institute of Art and Design, galleries.Key Reasons to Study There:
Experiential Learning:
NEC emphasizes hands-on learning opportunities.Diverse Programs:
Offers a wide range of associate, bachelor's, master's, and doctoral programs.Supportive Community:
Provides a welcoming and inclusive environment for students.Strong Athletics Program:
Offers a variety of athletic opportunities for students.Academic Programs:
NEC offers a comprehensive range of academic programs, including:
Associate Degrees:
Various associate degree programs.Bachelor's Degrees:
Over 60 bachelor's degree programs in various fields.Master's Degrees:
Over 20 master's degree programs.Doctoral Program:
A doctoral program with multiple tracks.Other:
- NEC has a strong focus on online and graduate programs, offering over 30 programs for working professionals.
- The college has a three-year "earn while you learn" BSN program for nursing students.
- NEC is a member of the NCAA Division III and has a championship-winning athletics program.
- The college hosts various events and activities throughout the year, including admissions campus tours, presentations, and conferences.
Total programs
88
Admission Requirements
Entry Requirements:
New England College (NEC):
High School Diploma or Equivalent:
Applicants must have a high school diploma or an equivalent, such as a General Educational Development (GED) certificate.
Minimum GPA:
- NEC: NEC does not specify a minimum GPA requirement, but they do state that competitive applicants generally have a GPA of 3.0 or higher.
- College Board: The College Board reports the average GPA for accepted students at NEC to be 3.3.
Standardized Test Scores:
- SAT or ACT:
- NEC: Submission of SAT or ACT scores is optional for all applicants.
- College Board: The average SAT score for accepted students at NEC is 1110, and the average ACT score is 22.
- TOEFL or IELTS (for international students):
- NEC: Students whose native language is not English must submit scores from the TOEFL or IELTS exams.
- Minimum TOEFL score: 80 (internet-based)
- Minimum IELTS score: 6.5
Other Requirements:
- Portfolio: For the Fine Arts Major Concentration, applicants are required to submit a portfolio of their artwork.
- Transcripts: Applicants must submit official high school transcripts, and college transcripts if applicable.
- Letters of Recommendation: NEC recommends that applicants submit two letters of recommendation from teachers or counselors who can attest to their academic abilities and potential.
- Essay: Applicants are required to submit an essay responding to a prompt provided by NEC.
International Students:
In addition to the general admission requirements, international students must also:
- Provide proof of financial support: This may include a bank statement or a letter from a sponsor demonstrating that they have sufficient funds to cover their tuition and living expenses in the United States.
- Obtain a student visa: International students must apply for and obtain a student visa from the U.S. embassy or consulate in their home country. However, international students whose native language is not English must demonstrate their English proficiency by submitting scores from the TOEFL or IELTS exams.
International Students:
- TOEFL: A minimum score of 80 (internet-based) is required on the TOEFL exam.
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