Overview of the College
Being a student of fine arts means heightening your physical, intellectual
and cultural awareness. UNLV’s fine arts program prepares students
for professional careers by helping them hone and perfect their talents.
A wide array of campus venues, including theatres, performance halls,
studios and an architectural library, is available to students as
they pursue their passions. Our artist-in-residence program brings
pre-eminent creators to UNLV. It also brings them into the classroom.
College Highlights
The College of Fine Arts offers an average of 4.4 public performances
and exhibitions per week during the academic year. These events vary
from professional presentations such as the New York Philharmonic and
American Ballet Theatre to concerts presented by faculty and students,
lectures offered by distinguished artists/writers/critics such as Seamus
Haney, exhibitions of student work in galleries and the UNLV Film Series.
Honors Program
The Honors College is essentially a college within a college. It provides
advanced study for the most talented and motivated students, Enrollees
can sign up for:
- University Honors, an enriching program designed around general
core requirements, or
- Department Honors, a two-year program featuring a senior project
specific to a major.
Both programs allow members to benefit from scholarships, small class
sizes, lively study groups and a special kind of camaraderie.
For more information, contact the Honors College at (702) 895-2263.
Advising
Once you’ve enrolled in the College of Fine Arts, consult the College of Fine Arts Advising Center for advising as soon as possible. Advisors can help you chart
the right course for your university education and provide important
insight into career opportunities.
The College of Fine Arts Advising Center is located in the Central Desert Complex, Building 2. To schedule an appointment, please call (702) 895-5390.
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