Studio Art
Stetson University's Studio Art BA is 32 units and offers you the chance to refine your artistic voice, enhance your technical skills and explore new creative horizons. Receive 24/7 access to campus studios alongside instruction from faculty who are professional artists.
Why Studio Art at Stetson University?
You develop your artistic voice within a liberal arts framework in painting, drawing, mixed media, ceramics, and sculpture. The liberal arts framework means your artistic development happens in conversation with history, theory, and other disciplines. The program culminates in a Senior Exhibition capstone.
24/7 access to campus studios is a practical advantage, providing ample time to cultivate and perfect your techniques. You will gain personalized feedback and expert guidance from faculty who are professional artists with a wide range of talents and experiences.
You'll develop your artistic style with a focus on technique, design principles, art history, and contemporary theories, emphasizing strengths in painting, drawing, mixed media, ceramics and sculpture.
Learn more about the Department of Creative Arts.
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“I had the opportunity to experiment with various mediums.”
— Faith Belflower '21
Career Outcomes
With a degree in Studio Art from Stetson University, you'll find diverse career paths, including graphic design, professional artistry, concept art, and teaching. Our alumni thrive in roles at places like Atlantic Center for the Arts, Cummer Museum, Maurine Littleton Gallery, Electronic Arts and Universal Studios Orlando Resort.
Meet the Faculty
As you begin your journey, you will work with some of our distinguished faculty and dedicated professionals who will provide you with personal attention and expert guidance to help you thrive academically and professionally.
- Luca Molnar, MFA, New York University
- Justin Quaid Grubb, MFA, Rhode Island School of Design

EXPERIENTIAL LEARNING
At Stetson, learning goes beyond the classroom. You'll have opportunities to build real-world experience through internships, research, community engagement and other experiential learning opportunities.
HATTER READYFrequently Asked Questions
This program requires the completion of 32 units (128 credit hours), including major requirements and university graduation requirements. For the most current curriculum and degree requirements, please consult the academic catalog.
Yes. 24/7 access to campus studios is provided.
A Senior Exhibition showcasing your work publicly.
Yes. A Studio Art minor is available.
Stetson offers merit scholarships, need-based grants, federal and state aid, work-study, and program-specific awards. More than 98% of Stetson students receive some form of financial aid.
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