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  1. art.cmu.edu › admissions › bfa-bxaBFA / BXA Application - School of Art | Carnegie Mellon ...

    Our interdisciplinary Bachelor of Fine Arts (BFA) degree is designed to develop the commitment, conceptual thinking, and technical skills necessary to work as an artist in a rapidly changing world.

  2. www.cmu.edu › cfaHome - College of Fine Arts - Carnegie Mellon University

    Explore Carnegie Mellon's comprehensive and renowned education in the arts, design and architecture.

  3. www.cmu.edu › admission › majors-programsCollege of Fine Arts Stories - Carnegie Mellon University

    Jul 9, 2021 · In the College of Fine Arts — one of the first comprehensive arts training institutions founded in the country — you’ll unite with curious, passionate, innovative artists, musicians, architects, dramatists and designers across disciplines.

  4. coursecatalog.web.cmu.edu › schools-colleges › collegeoffineSchool of Art < Carnegie Mellon University

    The program provides focused foundational instruction over the first year that builds toward a broad range of individualized study in the following three years. In their first year, students experience a wide array of intensive medium-specific studio courses, developing both technical skill and critical thinking.

  5. www.cmu.edu › admission › admissionCollege of Fine Arts Applicants - Carnegie Mellon University

    Nov 1, 2023 · Learn about the additional requirements needed to apply for the College of Fine Arts at Carnegie Mellon University.

  6. art.cmu.edu › undergraduate › studentsBFA/BXA Students - School of Art | Carnegie Mellon University

    Student News. What’s Next: Three Class of 2024 Graduates Share Their Future Plans and Projects; Sophomore Zsofi Markus Presents at the SUNY New Paltz Undergraduate Art History Symposium

  7. art.cmu.edu › content › uploadsBFA Curriculum - Carnegie Mellon University

    BFA Curriculum The undergraduate curriculum is divided into conceptually based courses and media-based courses, fully acknowledging that neither concept nor media can be presented independently of the other.