Based on the experience and expertise of renowned professors and instructors who have exhibited their work across the globe, students of Fine Arts at AUM learn traditional and contemporary principles, methods and techniques for building specialized roles in the field, emphasizing personal expression and specialization in a variety of art careers including graphic design, drawing and painting, sculpture, photography, ceramics and art history.
Through a combination of coursework, focused studio time and collaboration with fellow students and faculty members, you can earn the Bachelor of Fine Arts (BFA) in Art with a choice of five concentrations or a Bachelor of Art in Fine Arts with a choice of two concentrations.
The College of Liberal Arts and Social Sciences offers students a traditional liberal arts education to meet the needs of the 21st century, allowing them to compete for a variety of careers in an increasingly complex and evolving world.
Be the Creative Catalyst!
A Lifetime of Creativity
The Auburn University at Montgomery Department of Fine Arts is home to ten full-time faculty and lecturers. They hold terminal degrees in their field (MFAs and PhDs) and their collective knowledge spans graphic design, analog and digital photography, 3-D printing, sculpture, performance art, ceramics, musicology, percussion performance, painting, art history, and drawing.
In addition to offering undergraduate and graduate classes in their areas of expertise, each one also maintains an active practice devoted to creative work, exhibitions, academic research and scholarly publishing, or public performance.
Cason McDermott Art Gallery
The newly renovated Cason McDermott Art Gallery on the AUM campus is an integral part of the programs and curricula of the Department of Fine Arts and the College of Liberal Arts and Social Sciences and features:
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Department of Fine Arts
Degree Programs
The Department of Fine Arts offers the Bachelor of Arts degree in Fine Arts with two concentrations, and the Bachelor of Fine Arts in Art, with five concentrations.
Explore the many possibilities for constructing three-dimensional art. Traditional media include wood, metal and stone, but the materials you use are limited only by your imagination.
Nikhil Ghodke teaches graphic design at Auburn University at Montgomery and consults as a creative for companies across the world. Previously he has worked for Y&R(now VMLYR), Colenso BBDO and Lowe Lintas ad agencies, and his clients include, Turner TV(USA), Sky TV(New Zealand), VH1(India), Comedy Central(India), ABP News(India). He has previously held teaching positions at Media Design School, New Zealand and Manhattanville College, New York. Over the last 15 years, he has worked on projects associated with Nike, ACI, Hallmark, History Channel, Home Shopping Network, Axcient and Burger King. He has won AVA, Apex, Summit and Hermes awards for his work.
