Fine Arts
Apply your artistic and creative abilities to build your eye-catching portfolio.
Practical experience in the fine arts
As a student in the Department of Fine Arts, you'll gain practical experience in using the tools and techniques of the visual artist.
Once you've mastered the basic skills, you'll be provided opportunities to experiment that you will grow in your artistic maturity and abilities. You will build an impressive portfolio of work during your studies and will highlight your best work during your senior-year art exhibit.
Explore our programs
Art
As an Art major, you'll complete course work in various areas of the art world including drawing, pottery, sculpture, jewelry-making and much more.
Music Ministry
As a music ministry major, you’ll study keyboard proficiency, music history, pedagogy and theory, conducting, individual and group instruction, and performance.
The WU advantage
Practical experience
Our art and music courses are hands-on. You'll spend time in class creating and perfecting your projects with help from your professors.
Our facilities
You'll have access to our professional art and music facilities both in and out of class.
One-on-one learning
You'll learn beside our seasoned art and music faculty. You'll work closely with your advisor and have the opportunity to learn in a one-on-one environment.
Take a tour of our Goodwin Performing Arts Center.
The James D. Randolph Kiltie Band
The James D. Randolph Kiltie Band, named in “Fuzzy’s” honor, strives to keep Scottish pipe and drum music alive on campus and in our community.
Follow our department
Stay up to date with the Department of Fine Arts' happenings.
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Events
Wed, Oct 4
Symphonic Band presents “Music for Ghosts, Goblins, and Ghouls”
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Campus News
Thu, Sep 14
Waynesburg U. kicks off 175th Anniversary Celebration with Pittsburgh Symphony Orchestra Holiday Brass Spectacular
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Events
Fri, Sep 8
Department of Fine Arts hosts exhibition featuring faculty’s work
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Events
Thu, Aug 31
Performing Arts Series to feature Mark Houghton and Rodrigo Ojeda for recital