Our Vision
Our Art Department has majors available in Art, Art Education, Graphic Design, Interior Design, Illustration, and Photography. Minors are available in Art. In addition to the academic programs, students can participate in a wide range of classes and activities including Art Guild. Whether your passion lies in photography, illustration, or graphic design, you’ll gain valuable resources and experiences as a CUW student. We have our own on-campus, art gallery that rotates the display of student and professional work. During opening nights, you can hear from the artists themselves!
What if you are just looking to spend some time with like-minded students? Join Concordia’s Art Guild and share your artistic ideas in a supportive environment.
Programs
Bachelor of Arts in Art
A Bachelor’s in art gives you a well-rounded liberal arts education, sharpens your perceptual and expressive skills and prepares you to pursue your studio interests in a range of art-related vocations.
Bachelor of Arts in Art Education
An Art Education Bachelor's allows you to help others express themselves through art by expressing your gifts in the classroom.
Bachelor of Arts in Graphic Design
Graphic design is all around you—websites you visit, books and magazines you read, food you buy at the store—influencing the way you see the world. With this degree, you will discover how you can impact the world through design.
Bachelor of Arts in Illustration
Illustrators are an important part of the world; they bring a unique beauty to all they create and inspire us to imagine a world full of endless possibilities.
Bachelor of Arts in Interior Architecture and Design
With a degree in interior architecture and Design through our co-op program with Milwaukee Institute of Art and design, you’ll be prepared to utilize space in a meaningful way.
Bachelor of Arts in Interior Design
Gain practical skills and a well-rounded liberal arts education with a degree in interior design through our co-op program with MATC.
Master of Science in Art Education
With a master’s degree in art education, you’ll learn how to engage your students through visual communication.