Fine Arts, BFA - Interactive Media Design Concentration Overview
The Bachelor of Fine Arts (BFA) degree with a major in Art offers students the opportunity to delve deeply into various artistic practices while exploring a wide range of art historical and theoretical approaches. As a professional degree, it enables students to investigate visual and aesthetic discourse both within their own artistic practice and in the broader context of history and contemporary culture. The BFA program dedicates 65% of your total degree curriculum to studio courses, art history, and supportive courses in art and design.
At USI, Interactive Media Design encompasses the design of websites, games, motion graphics, and more. Interactive Media Designers are introduced to web page layout software and content management systems. Courses focus on designing the user interface, content organization and sequencing, and the integration of text and graphics. Students will build skills in web and multimedia design and have opportunities to design and create unique user experiences through a range of digital and computer-based interfaces. The interactive media design program has an academically rich foundation of design theory and history.
