Studying art and design at Wayne State

As a student in the Department of Art and Design, you’ll learn traditional and new technologies, materials, and techniques. You will work with dynamic faculty to polish your skills in dedicated studio spaces designed just for the medium in which you are working. And it’s all hands-on learning, whether you are in the painting, drawing, printmaking, sculpture, or pottery studios.

You’ll combine design and drawing fundamentals with a broad range of studio experiences, art history, exhibitions, and visiting artists, while acquiring the skills, problem-solving ability, self-awareness, and growth necessary to pursue careers or advanced study in your field. In graphic design, you will receive expert instruction on the latest software in a state-of-the-art Mac lab with a focus on techniques, procedures, and methods that constitute the design process.

In addition to the skills you will acquire, you and the other students studying art at Wayne State will create rich visual experiences for the College and our communities. Our goals are to prepare you for life after Wayne State, whether that be teaching in the classroom or pursuing a career in the creative field.

Get in touch

Art and Design Department
Peterson Fine Arts, Room 109
402-375-7359

Art majors and minors

Accreditation

The Department of Art & Design at Wayne State College is accredited by the National Association of Schools of Art and Design (NASAD). Visit the NASAD.

National Association of Schools of Art and Design (NASM) accreditation

NASAD Accreditation at Wayne State

Questions? Contact us:

Art & Design Department
Peterson Fine Arts, Room 109
402-375-7359

Continue exploringArt facilities

Studio Arts Building

Studio Arts Building

The Studio Arts building features a high-tech Mac lab and spacious studios for drawing, painting, printmaking, pottery, and sculpture.

Nordstrand Visual Arts Gallery

Nordstrand Art Gallery

The Nordstrand Visual Arts Gallery serves as an exhibition space to showcase artwork by students, faculty, and visiting artists.