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School of Art + Art History + Design
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undergraduate
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https://art.washington.edu/art/ba-art-photomedia
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School of Art + Art History + Design

Source: https://art.washington.edu/art/ba-art-photomedia Parent: https://art.washington.edu/division-art

BA in Art: Photo/Media

The BA in Art with a concentration in Photo/Media emphasizes a wide range of conceptual and technical practices in contemporary art with an emphasis on photography, video, mixed media, installation and related media. The program supports experimentation and develops critical thinking; required readings, lectures, art and art history coursework introduce historical and contemporary perspectives. Available facilities include two experimental galleries, computer lab, lighting studio, B/W darkroom, large printers and a sound studio.

Admissions

The BA in Art is an open major with minimum requirements. The admission process is the same for all the concentrations.

BA in Art Admissions

Degree Requirements

Students in the Art major graduate with a Bachelor of Arts (BA) in Art. To graduate from the University of Washington, students must complete at least 180 course credits: a combination of UW general education requirements, major requirements, and electives.

Major Requirements

Art majors must satisfactorily complete 55 credits of ART classes (at least 40 credits must be at UW) and 15 credits in Art History for a total of 70 credits with a cumulative GPA of 2.0 in the required classes:

Note: Painting and Drawing concentration requires 15 credits of 300-level and 20 credits of 400-level courses

Photo/Media Concentration Requirements

Art majors with a concentration in Photo/Media must complete the following required courses.

INTRODUCTORY ART: 20 CREDITS

Photo/media 300-Level: 20 CREDITS

Note: ART 303 must be completed before enrolling in ART 440.

Photo/media 400-Level: 15 Credits

Note: ART 440 needs to be taken three times in subsequent quarters.

ART HISTORY: 15 credits

Note:We recommend students complete a 200-level art history writing course in their first year as an art major. Many Art History courses also satisfy other UW GE Requirements.

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