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Overview Ceramics FundamentalsThe majors of the Ceramics program of The University of Akron will learn to:make clay pieces on a pottery wheelmix glazes from raw materialscreate sculpturemake tilesfire electric, natural gas, propane, updraft, downdraft, raku and salt kilnsOur Facultyare practicing artists, designers and scholarsplace a premium on personal attention and excellent advisingwork side-by-side with students to help turn aspirations into accomplishmentsDegrees and PreparationA B.F.A. in Ceramics paves the way for a variety of creative careers, from individual artist to teacher, curator, gallery owner or recreational therapist.Hands-on ExperienceThe Mary Schiller Myers School of Art, located in Folk Hall, offers 70,000 square feet of learning space — enabling students to explore new areas of creative research and ensuring that their professional skills are cutting edge. Well-equipped studios are devoted to:ceramicscommercial photographycomputer imagingdrawingillustrationjewelry and metalsmithingpaintingphotographysculpturetwo-dimensional designthree-dimensional designFolk Hall also is home to the Emily Davis Art Gallery, which showcases art and design of regional, national and international significance as well as student, juried student and scholarship exhibitions.In addition, art majors benefit from the visiting artists and lecture series sponsored by the Mary Schiller Myers School of Art. I want to find another Bachelor Course

The Ceramics program of The University of Akron is designed to help students become effective artists and to make their own contributions to the field. Students will develop techniques and hands-on skills, along with an understanding of the history of ceramics, to create pieces valued for style and function.

Disciplines

Visual Arts

Requirements

English Requirements

PTEMin 48
IELTSMin 6
TOEFLMin 71

Other Requirements

1Online Application$50 Application FeeOfficial Secondary School TranscriptsOfficial Proof of English ProficiencyOfficial SAT/ACT (Optional, required only for scholarships and direct admission)