In this program, you will gain a well-rounded liberal arts education, with a heavy focus in art and design. In addition to courses in the humanities, languages, and art history and theory, intensive studio instruction will help you develop your technical skills in one of the following areas of emphasis: graphic design, interactive design, painting, sculpture, printmaking, or photography and digital imaging.

The program features a highly integrated curriculum. Students become strong visual thinkers with a profound understanding of the potential of visual work in its many contexts."

• This program could be a good fit if you:
  • Like to create art and/or design
  • Interested in the history and interpretation of art
  • Are a visual, creative, critical thinker
  • Want an art-related career

• Whether it’s custom classes, an emphasis, or an option, this degree offers you an even more enhanced and customizable experience in the following areas:
  • Graphic Design: Art, B.A.
  • Interaction Design: Art, B.A.
  • Painting: Art, B.A.
  • Photography & Digital Imaging: Art, B.A.
  • Printmaking: Art, B.A.
  • Sculpture: Art, B.A.

1. Make sure your academic performance and test scores meet the minimum admission requirements for first-year students.
2. Complete the application for admission for first-year students.

Remember, new undergraduate students only need to submit a complete Application for Admission, transcripts and test scores to the Admissions Office in order to be considered for merit-based scholarships and out-of-state tuition waivers. No separate applications for these items are required.

More than 25 residence communities, four apartment communities, 16fraternities, nine sororities, a women's cooperative, themed residence communities and Living and Learning Communities with suite-style living.

The University of Idaho is a nationally-recognized research institution committed to student success and academic excellence that delivers one of the best educational values in the Pacific Northwest.