Create objects, such as pottery, glassware and textiles, that are designed to be functional. (Source)
Create visual concepts, using computer software or by hand, to communicate ideas that inspire, inform and captivate consumers. (Source)
Create animation and visual effects for television, movies, video games and other media. (Source)
Work in the school system teaching students how to paint, draw, create sculptures and ceramics, and learn photography. (Source)
Generate interest in products and services through tasks such as brainstorming ideas for marketing campaigns, creating brand messages to improve brand awareness, researching and analyzing data, and developing sales presentations. (Source)
Design the scenery—and more broadly, the artificial environment—in which a stage, television or film performance takes place. (Source)
Create the conceptual sketches, drawings and computer-aided designs for manufactured products. (Source)
Understand the importance of art-making, its implications, its history and its potential
Cultivate aesthetic decision making
Develop creative problem solving, and critical and analytical thinking
Communicate effectively about your own work and the work of others
Develop competence in art-making techniques and processes, and be proficient in at least one medium
Digital Arts program at UNCW is an interdisciplinary major lying at the intersection of Art and Computer Science.
Film Studies teaches students to create and analyze moving images, research and art through a foundation for understanding cinema and its relation to culture, history, technology and aesthetics.
Understand and explain various historical, philosophical, or religious facts, themes, and issues of global human experience.
Intensive, three-year studio-academic experience in the writing of fiction, poetry and creative nonfiction.
Two-year Master of Arts degree in the history, theory and aesthetics of cinema.
Immersive three-year terminal degree program that prepares students to be complete filmmakers.
