The Art B.A. track in Immersive Experience Design prepares students to work as studio art, design and emerging media practitioners in the creative workforce as well prepare for graduate-level study.
The diverse curriculum will explore historical and contemporary themed environments, immersive storytelling, graphic wayfinding, streetscape design, public sculpture, furniture, and product design, and more.
Select upper division courses will include speculative or client-driven opportunities to propose creative placemaking solutions that stimulate cultural and economic development, community pride, and civic engagement, safety, walkability, and aesthetic appeal of a location.
Careers
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Notes
The UCF Undergraduate Catalog provides information about degree requirements and course descriptions.
Degree audits available in MyUCF lists the specific program requirements for your catalog year.
Pegasus Path plans available in MyUCF provide a semesterly class schedule recommendation.
Course descriptions and prerequisites may change.