Major
Minor
Fine Arts
Fine Arts
As a Flagler College Fine Arts Major, you'll do more than attend fine arts classes with faculty who will mentor and inspire you. You'll also build a foundation in drawing, painting, and sculpture. Then, you'll innovate and create meaning in advanced courses.
We seek driven, creative, freethinking students who want to explore their artistic potential. If that sounds like you, you're in the right place! Our Fine Arts faculty are here to help nurture your artistic growth. Read on to learn more about our program.
Program Requirements
Program Requirements
Our Fine Arts program involves formal and inspiring studio work. You can choose a concentration like drawing, painting, sculpture, photography, printmaking, and more. You'll learn from professional artists who help you to explore your own creative vision.
We offer a major, a minor, and a bachelor of fine arts (BFA).
Every student at Flagler College also gets a broad-based education with Core, our groundbreaking general education program. At Flagler, we're dedicated to educating the whole person. We foster intellectual, social, and personal transformation in our students.
Find a list of all your courses and four-year plan below.
Fine Arts News
News
Explore what’s happening with students and alumni in the Fine Arts program at Flagler College.
Read how Flagler alum Eileen Pagan's Fine Arts background helped her become a therapist.
Read: The Heartbreaker in the Gargoyle, Flagler College's student newspaper.
Read: Flagler College Art Students Prepare for Exhibition.
Read: A Day Without Violence (art show at the Crisp-Ellert Art Museum).
Opportunities Beyond the Classroom
Opportunities Beyond the Classroom
Joining this program will allow you the opportunity to step away from the campus and make connections all around the country. For example, the New York Study Away program is an annual 3-day, 4-night trip to New York City held during Spring Break.
Faculty lead students on a tour of the city’s major museums, special exhibitions, galleries, and on scheduled visits with working designers, artists, and museum professionals. The trip is great for students in Graphic Design, Fine Art, and Art History to help discover and explore future career pathways.
Career Outcomes
Career Outcomes
Artists create art to communicate ideas, thoughts, or feelings.
They use a variety of methods such as painting, sculpting, or illustration along with a range of materials, including oils, watercolors, acrylics, pastels, pencils, pen and ink, plaster, clay, and computers.
Artists generally fall into different categories: Art Directors, Craft Artists, and Fine Artists. But there are many more options for our graduates. Click below to learn more.
Meet our Faculty
Meet our Faculty
Our faculty will teach, challenge, and inspire you. Find out who your next mentor might be.
A Campus that Inspires. An Education that Transforms.
Receive a personalized education and close connections with faculty by participating in internships, real-world research, and hands-on programs like FlagSHIP. Get the most value and lifelong connections for your money. Join like-minded students and on-campus organizations while being centered in a landmark location like none other.
Learn more by visiting our Tuition and Fees page and by viewing our Financial Aid team and scholarship options to the right.