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Southern Illinois University Carbondale
Basic Information
Address: School of Art and Design
Allyn Building
1100 South Normal Avenue
Mail Code 4301
Carbondale, IL 62901
Phone Number: 618-453-4315
Fax Number: 618-453-7710
Email: adoffice@siu.edu
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Additional Information
School Type: University
Public/Private: Public
Historical Black College/University: No
Hispanic Serving Institute: No
School Setting:
The School of Art and Design at SIU is one of the leaders in education in the fields of art and design. We provide instruction for young practitioners to excel in the 21st century. In addition to Southern Illinois University, which presents regular art exhibitions, as well as concerts and theatrical productions, Carbondale offers a variety of unique cultural events in a comfortable small-town setting.
School Size: 325
Classroom Size: 15
Student/Teacher Ratio: 1:11
Housing Availability:
Type of Housing: residence halls, apartments, and specialty housing
Diversity: The Office of Diversity and Equity (ODE) at SIU Carbondale is dedicated to promoting Inclusive Excellence- a system where everyone has the opportunity to learn and contribute to our highest potential.
http://ode.siu.edu/
Tuition: $5,204.52 per 12 credit hours
Financial Aid:
Disability Services:
Disability Support Services provides the required academic and programmatic support services to students with permanent and temporary disabilities. Disability services are located throughout the University in integrated settings. DSS provides centralized coordination and referral services.
http://disabilityservices.siu.edu/
Greek Life: Yes
Activities:
SIU has 31 fraternities and sororities. The Fraternity & Sorority Life office assists in advising these organizations & advises their governing councils & honor societies. Fraternity & Sorority Life is a unit of the Dean of Students. Go to http://fsl.siu.edu/ for information about activities and events.
Degree Programs: The School of Art and Design offers two undergraduate degrees, the Bachelor of Fine Arts (BFA) and the Bachelor of Arts (BA).
The MFA, the terminal degree in art, includes 2D (Drawing, Painting, Printmaking), Ceramics, Glass, Metals, Sculpture.
The MA degree in Art History and Visual culture is offered, as well as an Art History certificate program that MFA candidates may pursue concurrently with their studio coursework.
The BFA, a professional degree, includes ten concentrations: Art Education, Ceramics, Communication Design, Drawing, Glass, Industrial Design, Metalsmithing, Painting, Printmaking, Sculpture.
Under the BA degree there is one major: art. The Art concentrations include Art Education, Art History, General Studio.
The MFA, the terminal degree in art, includes 2D (Drawing, Painting, Printmaking), Ceramics, Glass, Metals, Sculpture.
The MA degree in Art History and Visual culture is offered, as well as an Art History certificate program that MFA candidates may pursue concurrently with their studio coursework.
Computer Capabilities:
The School of Art and Design Computer Lab is centrally located in the Pulliam Design Wing. The lab has a director who maintains it and technically assists faculty who teach digital related media. The lab houses 25 Mac computers complete with CS6 software. It has scanners, color laser printers and large scale inkjet printers.
Admissions Requirements: UNDERGRADUATE ADMISSIONS:
1) A completed application for admission and scholarships.
2) A $40 non-refundable application fee. Fees may be waived for students who meet certain income levels.
3) An official copy of ACT or SAT scores. These must be sent directly from the testing organization. Our school codes are 1144 for ACT and 1726 for SAT.
4) Current, official transcripts from each high school and college you’ve attended. All transcripts must be issued within the last 30 days and be contained in official sealed envelopes. A final high school transcript will be required upon graduation and completion of all high school course work.
GRADUATE ADMISSIONS:
SCHOOL OF ART AND DESIGN ONLINE APPLICATION:
1) Visit soadsiu.slideroom.com to complete online application to School of Art and Design. ($10 fee applies)
2) Cover letter
3) Resume
4) Official Transcript: You are required to have one (1) official transcript from each post-secondary school.
5) 15-20 digital samples of recent work
SIU GRADUATE SCHOOL ONLINE APPLICATION:
1) Visit gradschool.siu.edu to complete online application to SIUC Graduate School.
2) Three (3) letters of recommendation.
3) Application fee of $50.00 paid online.
Parking Spaces/Availability:
parking permits available
International Students:
Additional Information:
The School of Art and Design offers a broad range of concentrations in academics, studio, and design. Students from our programs become engaged in society through the vitality of the arts. Explore our website and visit our facilities to learn more about our exciting programs.