Year 1 Sample Courses
- Drawing
- Design and Color
- Digital Imagery
- Composition and Rhetoric
- Introduction to Information Technology
Discover your talents with a Bachelors of Arts in Art.
Countless careers require artistic creation. Master roles like llustrator, graphic designer, and photographer, art director, production designer, gallery director, and more.
From conception through final display, the arts depend on a team of creatives. Showcase your talent with a Bachelor of Arts in Art from NGU.
Choose from the following seven concentrations to dig further into your area of interest:
Degree Flexibility: With an art degree, the possibilities are endless. You can explore diverse and fulfilling careers that allow you to express your creativity and make a meaningful impact.
Learn from Talented Artists: Learn from professors with lifelong artistic passions and careers. Let your artistic talent guide you as you embark on a journey to pursue a career that aligns with your passions and goals.
Contribute to NGU’s Arts Publication: Get exposure and refine your talents through NGU’s literary and arts publication, “The Mountain Laurel.” Publish your work in an annual magazine and get helpful feedback from professional artists.
Create a Professional Portfolio: We’ll help you professionally showcase your talent and work to best highlight your achievements.
Become the transformational leader God has called you to be. At NGU, you will learn how to lead others and make a positive impact in your next career.
To gain insight into contemporary and traditional art techniques and expand your career potential by creating a professional portfolio of skills and work.
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