Search within:
Iarts Undergraduate Hero
Undergraduate Interdisciplinary B.F.A. Degree
If It Doesn’t Exist—Create It

Request Info

Please request application information regarding admission as a student using the form below.

Loading…

Undergraduate Interdisciplinary B.F.A. Degree

Interdisciplinary Arts: A Unique Degree Path

A uniquely collaborative, multi-focus degree program, made possible through a joint effort across five schools in the College of Fine Arts.

The Interdisciplinary Arts B.F.A. is distinguished by its collaborative mission and curriculum. Students in the program will work with advisors in two or more schools, which will provide not only substantial areas of concentration but, when combined, a unique degree path. 

A program advisor within the School of Interdisciplinary Arts will coordinate and approve appropriate curricular plans for each student pursuing the degree.

Create Your Own Path

Looking for opportunities to collaborate with disciplines across the College of Fine Arts?

  • Musicians composing for film
  • Visual artists incorporating theater techniques in performance
  • Dancers collaborating with musicians

Students with diverse artistic backgrounds who have the vision to create their own path with the guidance of the faculty in a collaborative environment will find a supportive community of artist scholars to help develop the intellectual skills requiring multiple disciplines, the of use of creative imagination, and combining different perspectives in the examination of a specific topic. 

Total credit hours: 120

Explore the Interdisciplinary Arts B.F.A. in the Official Academic Catalog

Apply Now

Interdisciplinary Minor

Interdisciplinary Arts offers undergraduate courses to obtain a minor in Interdisciplinary Arts, as well as to complete Tier II, Tier III, or elective requirements.

Explore the Interdisciplinary Minor in the Official Academic Catalog

 

Interdisciplinarity Expands Boundaries...

Interdisciplinarity expands the boundaries of conventional knowledge exponentially, and thus should be considered at the forefront of academic inquiry.  —  Charles Buchanan, PhD

Contact Us for More Information

Dr. Garrett Field
B.F.A. advisor
fieldg@ohio.edu