Bachelor in Fine/Studio Arts (Bachelor's)

Tuition is Tuition is $209.50 per credit hour..

Students create original artwork in drawing, painting, printmaking, sculpture, ceramics, and digital imaging through hands-on studio work. They develop technical skills and personal artistic voice using a range of materials and processes. The program emphasizes portfolio development and includes opportunities to exhibit work in the Nordstrand Visual Arts Gallery. Students engage in critical discussions and present their work both visually and verbally.

Focus areas include Drawing, Painting, Sculpture, Printmaking, Ceramics, Digital Imaging.

The program requires 57 credit hours in art core and studio art concentration courses, with 37 credits in studio art concentration. A total of 120 credit hours are needed to graduate, including 30 credit hours of General Studies courses.

Graduates work as art business owners, photographers, screen print operations specialists, and studio aides in museums and galleries.

Applicants must meet general university admission requirements. Transfer students may apply previously earned credits. No specific test scores or GPA are required for admission.

The programme totals about 57 credit hours. On campus, full-time, typical duration not specified. For international students, tuition is well below the median for US programmes.

Wayne State College offers undergraduate and graduate study in Wayne, Nebraska, with additional campus locations in Omaha and South Sioux City. Its academic options include more than 130 programs of study, spanning agriculture and natural resources, business, education, health sciences, information technology, communication, the arts, natural sciences, and social sciences. Students can pursue bachelor's degrees, minors, certificates, teaching endorsements, and pre-professional or transfer pathways. Selected programs are available on campus, online, or in hybrid formats.

For students living on campus, Wayne State provides seven residence halls, three dining locations, and a student food pantry. Clubs, sports, weekly activities, recreational services, and 15 NCAA Division II athletic teams create ways to meet people outside the classroom. The college describes Wayne as a place where students can build a supportive network, with a low student-to-faculty ratio and free or discounted services that include counseling, health care, technology support, and campus safety resources.

International and multicultural programming brings different ethnic and social groups together. International applicants, including those already studying in the United States, must complete the required application steps and submit materials by the relevant deadline. The fall deadline is June 1. The spring deadline is October 1 for transfers within the United States only. These dates allow time for mailed materials to arrive and for visa applications. Students should also review the requirements for their applicant category and intended program.