Bachelor of Fine Arts - Sculpture (B.F.A)

at Pratt Institute

SEMESTER 1

• Visualization/Representation    
• Space, Form, Process    
• Light Color Design Lab    
• Themes in Art and Culture I    
• Literary and Critical Studies I    

SEMESTER 2

• Visualization/Representation/Concept    
• Light Color Design Studio    
• Time and Movement    
• Themes in Art and Culture II    
• Social Science "Global" Core Elective    

SEMESTER 3

• Sculpture I
• Fine Arts Seminar I
• Ceramics I
• Woodworking I
• Plastics I
• Casting and Moldmaking I
• Welding, Metal Fabrication, & Forge I
• History of Sculpture
• Social Science "Thinking" Core Elective    

SEMESTER 4

• Sculpture II
• Literary and Critical Studies II
• Department Elective TECH Course (500-level)
• Department Elective (Painting/Drawing or Printmaking)
• Math/Science Core Elective    

SEMESTER 5

• Sculpture III
• Fine Art Seminar II
• History of Art and Design Elective
• Department Elective
• Liberal Arts Post-Core Elective    

SEMESTER 6

• Sculpture IV
• Studio Writing 1
• Liberal Arts Post-Core Elective    
• All Institute Elective    

SEMESTER 7

• Sculpture V
• Fine Arts Seminar III
• Studio Writing 2
• Professional Practices
• Pratt Integrative Course
• Liberal Arts Post-Core Elective (300/400 level)    

SEMESTER 8

• Sculpture VI
• Studio Writing 3
• Liberal Arts Post-Core Electives (300/400 level)
• All Institute Electives

In order to enrol for Bachelor of Fine Arts - Sculpture (B.F.A) at the Pratt Institute, there are a standard set of requirements that students must meet. Below is a list of prerequisites that students must keep in mind -

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Departmental courses in professional practice help students prepare their portfolios and make a realistic plan for sustaining their careers after graduation through approaching funders, galleries, residency opportunities, and employers.