Studio Art-Digital Photography Concentration (BFA) at University of Indianapolis

Resources for graduate students in art and design include the Krannert Art Museum’s excellent permanent collections and changing exhibitions; the Ricker Library of Art and Architecture, one of the largest art and architecture libraries in the nation; the Krannert Center for the Performing Arts; School of Art and Design facilities, which include extensive computer laboratories, digital photography and video editing equipment, wireless networking, ink-printing facilities, ceramic, woodworking, and metal shops, rapid prototyping and laser cutting, black/white and color darkrooms, shooting studios, and a wide selection of production and presentation equipment via reservation and checkout facility. A variety of lectures, symposia, musical programs, dramatic productions, and other cultural events associated with a large and progressive university complement the Art and Design Facilities.

At JBU, you'll practice the art and science of photography. With a study and practice of studio photography, fine art photography and social documentary, you will be equipped to enter the variety of industries that rely on images to convey information, create emotion and tell stories. In JBU's program, you'll work with both analog (film) and digital cameras, gain experience with a variety of mediums, use traditional and digital darkrooms and learn cutting-edge editing software.

Combine two dynamic fields of study and benefit from clinical legal placements, advocacy and industry project work.