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Middlesex Community College Academic Catalog 2007-2009 
    
Middlesex Community College Academic Catalog 2007-2009 [ARCHIVED CATALOG]

Studio Art


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Associate in Science, Liberal Studies

Bedford Campus - Day and Evening

Program Description:

The Studio Art Associate in Science, Liberal Studies program is designed to resemble the core curriculum of most art colleges and enable students to transfer directly into their major field of study. Students learn to utilize the fundamentals shared by all art forms to achieve creative solutions, and practice effective oral, written and visual communication. They also build a well-rounded portfolio, which is required for transfer.

Career and Transfer Outlook:

Most students in the Studio Art program continue their studies toward a Bachelor of Fine Arts degree. Students should check the requirements of the transfer institution and meet with career and academic/transfer counselors at MCC for specific program planning. Graduates have pursued careers in illustration, graphic design, industrial design, painting, sculpture, architecture, photography, interior design and art education.

Helpful Hints:

Art assignments will require extensive out-of-class time in MCC’s art studios and labs.

It is strongly recommended that students begin their educational career at Middlesex with foundation-level courses in English and math, along with one or two program requirements.

Program Outcomes:

Graduates of the Studio Art program are prepared to:

  • Use the creative process to plan and execute their artwork in a variety of media;

  • Demonstrate their knowledge of the formal and expressive aspects of art;

  • Articulate the concepts and theoretical ideas of art and use those ideas to evaluate their own work and the work of others;

  • Demonstrate their knowledge of the technical skills and processes of various art media;

  • Demonstrate effective written and oral communication skills;

  • Complete a well-rounded portfolio for transfer to a bachelor’s degree program.

Required Courses


Total Credits: 60-61


*Must be above MAT 070

** If math, must be above MAT 070

Note: It is essential for students to work closely with their academic advisor for proper course sequencing. Additional coursework may be required based on college placement testing. The following courses will not satisfy any requirements for graduation: MAT 060, MAT 065, MAT 070.

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