Becoming an artist/designer is a very personal choice.
And we believe your course of study should mirror that individuality. At A&D your path can be as unique as you are, evolving and changing as you do. So whether you choose to focus on a single area of study or roam across media, you'll never be asked to limit yourself to one major.
Students talk about life at A&D
The Curriculum: An Open Program
A&D doesn't ask you to declare a major. Students talk about how this impacted their art/design experience.
A&D at U of M
Students talk about the benefits of art and design study within a research university.
IP Profile: Benjamin English
Benjamin English's integrative project studies the impact of type when it is separated from its language context.
IP Profile: Max Collins
Max Collins' integrative project is a series of photographic portraits of college-age kids with faces lit by computer screens.
IP Profile: Sydney Evans
Sydney Evans' integrative project explores elements of the microscopic body through textile design and clothing.
IP Profile: Penn Greene
For his integrative project project, Penn Greene designed and built a kayak.
IP Profile: Danielle Battaglia
For her senior IP thesis, Danielle Battaglia set out to visualize the universe.
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