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The School of Art & Design is recognized as a leader in the education, creative development and growth of artists, designers, educators, entrepreneurs, museum professionals, and researchers in a broad range of visual art and design disciplines.
Students in the BFA Art and Design, BFA Art Education, BA Art Therapy and BA Game Design and Interactive Media majors will need the following supplies beginning in their freshmen year.
Read More: First Year Art SuppliesThe School of Art and Design believes in the power of place based learning and has established an annual award competition to fund outstanding students who are interested in taking a Global Positioning Studies course.
Read More: GPS AwardThe Juried Student Exhibition is an annual exhibition opportunity open to undergraduate and graduate art majors and minors currently enrolled in the WVU School of Art & Design.
Read More: Juried Student ExhibitionFind information on the installation and de-installation process for your MFA Exhibition.
Read More: MFA Exhibition InformationThe School of Art & Design maintains an active student chapter with the National Art Education Association. The NAEA believes that all students deserve a comprehensive, balanced and sequential program of instruction in the visual arts.
Read More: National Art Education AssociationScholarships for currently enrolled majors and transfer students in the School of Art & Design are available.
Read More: Scholarships for Current Art and Design StudentsThe School of Art and Design values and supports written communication abilities and critical thinking skills developed through iterative writing experiences across the curriculum and within the discipline.
Read More: Writing PortfolioSee yourself here.
WVU's Agricultural Sciences Building and adjacent Agricultural Sciences Annex include newly renovated lab spaces and classrooms for Design Studies, Fashion Design and Merchandising, and Interior Architecture.
Read More: Ag Sciences South and AnnexThe Amy A. Bircher Textiles Laboratory provides a space for students to use a variety of scientific testing to better understand what properties a fiber presents including its strengths, weaknesses, how it’s made, dyed and finished.
Read More: Amy A. Bircher Textiles LaboratoryThe Art Museum of West Virginia University provides a welcoming and stimulating educational and research environment for diverse audiences to experience the transforming power of art. Exploring contemporary artistic innovation as well as artistic traditions of different cultures helps us to understand ourselves, our communities and our world.
Read More: Art Museum of WVUIn the ceramics studio, students learn hand-working and throwing techniques.
Read More: Ceramics StudioResidential and day camp options open up the world of art for students K-12.
Read More: Visual Arts Summer Academies
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