Drawing / painting programs at the ASU School of Art

The art education program in the ASU Herberger Institute School of Art prepares students to succeed in multiple educational environments, offering a broad-based undergraduate curriculum with a substantial foundation in studio art, art history and art education. The Masters of Arts with a concentration in art education program emphasizes teaching and learning in schools, museums, the community and online with interdisciplinary, multicultural and international components. The program has three full time faculty members and several faculty associates who mentor students.

The Herberger Institute for Design and the Arts supports the scholarly inquiry, applied research and creative activity of more than 400 faculty and 4,373 students. This research activity spans more than 100 academic programs and allied research centers in five academic schools: art; arts, media and engineering; film, dance and theatre; design; and music.

Thousands of dollars in scholarships and fellowships are awarded to Herberger Institute students annually. Money generated for these scholarships and fellowships come from the generous donations of our alumni, parents and friends. Scholarships are awarded and re-evaluated annually.

Committed to your success, we are proud to offer an abundance of financial, educational and research-related resources for those seeking to advance their communities through the integration of art and design into everyday life.

Fibers programs at the ASU School of Art

A diverse undergraduate degree in art, comprised of studio art, art history, and related studies.

Ceramics Programs at the ASU School of Art

The ASU School of Art is a boundary-breaking school, and prepares its students for the creative and critical challenges of the global 21st century through more than a dozen areas of study. Students are taught and mentored in an environment that values risk-taking, vision, excellence and affordability.