College of Fine Arts
Creating truth and beauty.
Within the College of Fine Arts, you’ll find a community dedicated to the study and advancement of creative disciplines. We deepen our understanding of humanity through captivating moments onstage and new discoveries in visual artifacts. We engage with diverse cultures, audiences and new technologies through lectures, exhibitions and hundreds of performances each year. Whether you aspire to become a professional artist, fine arts educator, performer or scholar, you’ll thrive under our close mentorship and commitment to innovative work.
Department of Art and Art History
Explore new theories and refine your technique through programs in art history, studio art, design and art education. Develop an artistic, design, teaching or scholarly practice and become an adept thinker in visual arts.
Sarah and Ernest Butler School of Music
Develop your musicianship and train as a performer, teacher, composer or scholar with a wide array of noteworthy ensembles and an exceptional music faculty.
Department of Theatre and Dance
Pursue your passion in a world-class educational environment that serves as the ultimate creative incubator for the next generation of artists, thinkers and leaders in theatre and performance.
School of Design and Creative Technologies
Gain hands-on experience with real-world companies in a environment focused on educating students for creative professions needed now and in the future. Learn valuable problem-solving skills to prepare the next generation of creatives in the business, entertainment, nonprofit and government world.
Texas Performing Arts
Each year, Texas Performing Arts offers a diverse season of music, theatre, dance and conversation while remaining committed to serving the academic mission of the College of Fine Arts by supporting the work of students, faculty and staff.
Landmarks Public Art Program
The Landmarks Public Art Program was launched in 2008 with the purpose of developing a cohesive collection of public art from a curatorial perspective. Today its projects beautify campus, engaging visitors and the community.