Bachelor of Art in Ecclesiastical Art in Seward, NE

The ecclesiastical art program consists of a core collection of courses in art and theology, supplemented by electives in both departments, an internship with an artist and a list of required readings.

Students coming into the program will be assigned a major committee that will be comprised of a member from each department. This committee will act as a bridge between the two departments and encourage the development of each student as a degree candidate. The committee will also oversee the selected readings list and its application to course work and project development.

Core courses (24 credits)

• Art-103 Drawing
• Art-145 Digital Imaging
• Art-203 Two-Dimensional Design
• Art-205 Three-Dimensional Design
• Art-260 The Christian Faith in Art & Architecture
• Art-375 Ecclesiastical Art Studio
• Art-377 Ecclesiastical Art Internship
• Theo-382 Theology of Corporate Worship

Electives (select 15 credits)

• Art-271 Art History I*
• Art-272 Art History II*
• Art-273 Art History III*
• Art-190 Introduction to Graphic Design
• Art-223 Watercolor
• Art-235 Basic Photography
• Art-243 Ceramics
• Art-315 Printmaking
• Art-325 Painting
• Art-345 Sculpture
• Art-425 Collage and Mixed Media
• Theo-251 Interpretation of Selected Pauline Epistle*
• Theo-252 Interpretations of the Gospels*

* Two art history and one theological interpretation classes must be chosen.