Fine Arts B.A.

About this Program

• Enjoy small class sizes with an average of 19 students per class.
• Pursue a special distinction in fine arts by maintaining a strong GPA and completing a large-scale project in art and/or music history under the supervision of a professor.
• Collaborate on campus with the Syracuse University Art Museum and the Special Collections Research Center (including the Belfer Audio Laboratory and Archive) at Syracuse University Libraries as well as in the local community, working with the Everson Museum of Art, Light Work or the Society for New Music.
• Receive individualized attention and mentoring from faculty advisors as you prepare for a career in the many fields where art and music history is valued.
• Students have the opportunity to join the Music & Culture Living Learning Community.

When you study Art and Music Histories at Syracuse University, you'll enhance your studies through access to Special Collections, the Belfer Audio Laboratory, University art galleries and unique study abroad opportunities. An undergraduate degree in Art and Music Histories will help set you on the path to a career in education, performance, arts management, architecture, writing or many other fields.