Do you love music? Art? Theater? Writing? Can’t decide which one you love more? With our interdisciplinary arts major, you’ll study all of these. 

As an artist, you’ll study art history. You’ll draw. Paint. Create ceramic pieces. Design computer graphics. In music, you’ll perform. Write about music. Create music. Take voice and instrument lessons. In theater, you’ll perform on stage. And work backstage. If you love to write you will. Write fiction stories or poetry. Do literary editing, magazine production or newspaper staff writing. And, you’ll do all of this in our fine arts building. It was built with artists – like you – in mind. 

When you graduate, you’ll be prepared for several exciting careers in the arts. Be an arts journalist. Catalog and describe arts collections. Manage an arts company. Or, you can take what you’ve learned and go to graduate school.

What you can do with a degree in Interdisciplinary Arts.

Students majoring in interdisciplinary arts complete a total of 45 credits in the program – 9 general program credits taken by all students, 18 credits in each of two major areas of study (36 credits).
 

Students are required to select two arts areas from art, music, theater, and writing disciplines as their major components in their Interdisciplinary Arts Major program.

Interdisciplinary Arts Major Requirements: