The School of Art & Design

The School of Art and Design at Wichita State University offers four undergraduate program concentrations: graphic design, studio arts, art history and art education. Courses within the BFA and BA degrees train and educate our majors, while instilling self discipline, cognitive ability, and skills necessary for pursuing a professional arts-related vocation or career. Merit scholarships are available for outstanding undergraduate students, transfer students and incoming freshmen through annual competitions.

The School offers graduate programs leading to the MFA and MA degrees. Students seeking the MFA degree may select majors in ceramics, painting/drawing, printmaking or sculpture. Graduate Teaching

Assistantships with tuition reduction and stipend, as well as graduate scholarships are available for Master's degree candidates. Private and semi-private studios and large work areas are available for graduate students in Henrion Hall and McKnight Art Center.

Today's Events

Weight of Words "The Weight of Words: Artist Work with Language," an ongoing exhibition in the Grafly Gallery at the...

Make It New "Make It New: Abstract Art from the Collection," an ongoing exhibition in the Beren Gallery at the U...

Andy Warhol "Snap: Andy Warhol Photographs, 1970-1987," on view through December 18 in the Polk/Wilson Gallery a...

Robots "Robots: A Cultural Icon in Contemporary Art," on view through December 18 in the Polk/Wilson Galler...