Art Schools and Programs in New Jersey
Art Schools in New Jersey
New Jersey is an ideal state for burgeoning artists to study their craft. At Rutgers, students in the visual arts program get a unique exposure to the expanding world of art and visual culture. Meanwhile, students at Seton Hall University strengthen their creative skills with a hands-on approach to drawing, painting, sculpture, printmaking, graphic/web design, and visual communications, and William Paterson University students have several options including art history and a rigorous professional studio arts program. The College of New Jersey also offers an excellent fine arts curriculum with a focus on drawing, 2D and 3D design, color theory, digital arts, and a variety of studio disciplines.
About: Design your own BA or MA degree at NYU's Gallatin School of Individualized Study. Gallatin is an innovative and interdisciplinary program for the student who wishes to cross the boundaries of education by creating a unique program of study. Gallatin students combine courses taken throughout NYU with the options of independent study, tutorials, private lessons in the arts, and internships in New York City, tailored to each student's academic and professional goals. While Gallatin is a flexible program, certain required courses ensure that our students are well prepared to pursue a self-designed study. Gallatin's undergraduate program provides a strong foundation in the traditional great books and history of ideas to ensure an excellent education in the liberal arts. Our graduate program culminates with a master's thesis, which may be in the form of an extended research paper, an artistic work, or a professional project. Request Information
About: At DeVry, you can choose to attend full-time or part-time, days or evenings. You can also combine both classroom courses with online courses to help fit your personal schedule. Request Information
New York University, Department of Art and Art Professions, The Steinhardt School of Education
New York, NY US
About: The Department of Art and Art Professions offers graduate degrees in Studio Art (MFA and MA), Art Education, Art Therapy, Visual Arts Administration, and Visual Culture with a concentration in Costume Studies. An undergraduate program is offered in Studio Art. One of our major goals is to provide a stimulating educational environment where individuals with diverse artistic concerns can meet. Such an environment mirrors the pluralistic, international nature of the contemporary New York art community and allows for the exchange of different perspectives at the center of the art world. Request Information
Birth of A New World Monument LLC
New York, US
Centenary College, Graphic Arts and Professional Design Department
Hackettstown, NJ US
New York, NY US
Cuny-College of Staten Island, Department of Performing and Creative Arts
Staten Island, NY US