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Artists and designers from across the U.S. and around the world come to study at the USC Roski School—a unique environment for creativity, experimentation and collaboration in the heart of Los Angeles. Visit Us. A Supportive Community.
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Academics. USC Roski School of Art offers a curriculum that encourages you to experiment across media. Explore what you can do with clay. Try printmaking, photography or fashion. Expand your practice or create hybrid work.
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At the undergraduate level, the school offers the Bachelor of Fine Arts in Art and the Bachelor of Fine Arts in Design. The Bachelor of Arts in Art is offered in conjunction with the Dornsife College of Letters, Arts and Sciences. The Roski School of Art and Design also offers 10 minor programs in studio arts and design including a Communication De...
A minimum grade of C (2.0) or higher is required in all studio and art history courses for all undergraduate majors and minors in the Roski School of Art and Design. A grade of C- or lower will not satisfy a major or minor requirement. A minimum grade point average of 3.0 must be maintained by all candidates for the Master of Fine Arts in Art, Mast...
Admission to the Roski School of Art and Design at the undergraduate level is granted through the USC Office of Admission. Freshman applicants applying by December 1 for the fall semester will receive priority consideration for admission to the university and for merit scholarship. January 15 is the deadline for general consideration. The deadline ...
Applications for admission to the graduate programs are evaluated by the USC Office of Graduate Admission before being forwarded to the school. Students must be admitted by both the USC Graduate School and the Roski School of Art and Design. The Graduate School’s general admission requirements include official transcripts of all previous college an...
Academic advisement is provided to fine arts majors, minors and graduate students through the Advisement Office in Watt Hall 104, (213) 821-1290. All students who are interested in taking art courses are welcomed and encouraged to make an appointment for advisement as well. The staff advisers provide information regarding academic life at the unive...
Roski majors may take advantage of art courses offered through study abroad programs. For more information, see Roski’s study abroad page at roski.usc.edu/academic/study-abroad. Please contact the USC Overseas Studies Office in CAS 104, (213) 740-3636, or dornsife.usc.edu/overseas-studies/for complete information, program requirements and applicati...
Earn a Bachelor of Fine Arts in Art (BFA Art), a Bachelor of Fine Arts in Design (BFA Design) or a Bachelor of Art in Art (BA Art). Apply as a Graduate Choose between the Master in Curatorial Practices and the Public Sphere (MA), a Master of Fine Arts in Art (MFA Art) or a Master of Fine Arts in Design (MFA Design).
Vor einem Tag · General Information. Minor Programs. Programs. Courses of Instruction. With a faculty of international distinction, the USC Gayle Garner Roski School of Art and Design offers emerging artists, designers, curators and critics a creative and intellectual atmosphere in which to study.
25. Nov. 2013 · The USC Roski School of Fine Arts has received approval to change its name to the USC Roski School of Art and Design. “The new name represents a subtle yet momentous shift in how our students identify themselves and their work within contemporary visual culture,” said USC Roski Dean Erica Muhl.
