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There are two types of illustration degrees at BYU-Idaho: Illustration: Publishing and Illustration: Entertainment Design. While they are similar, the two programs focus on different types of art and different mediums.
Do you need a degree in the Illustration field to succeed? If so, what level of education is recommended?
An Illustration Publishing (B.A.) degree at is a fun, in-depth, program that offers specialty courses to prepare students for future careers in art and illustration.
Have you ever wondered what you could do with a degree in Illustration? Artists have many career paths open to them, whether they decide to illustrate, teach, or work as a freelance artist.
Soft skills are personal skills that are essential in the workplace. Artists have many soft skills that are developed through their years of creativity and dedication, but they may not realize that these are marketable skills to use on resumes.
Freelancing is often talked about in the creative arts, but many people are unsure of what it really is. So, what do freelance artists do?
While a Dance major builds skills in performance, technique, and choreography, BYU-Idaho also offers opportunities to apply what you learn in real settings.
Earning a dance degree gives you valuable skills, but employers are looking for more than just technical training. To stand out, you need to connect your abilities to real-world results and show how you can make a meaningful impact.
If you love dancing and want to continue performing in college, BYU-Idaho offers several exciting opportunities for students to grow as dancers and share their talents.
A dance degree from BYU-Idaho prepares you for more than life on stage. You'll build creativity, discipline, and communication skills that open doors to careers in the arts and beyond. Here's a look at where a dance degree can take you: