Bachelor of Fine Arts - 3D Digital Visualization

Adding a new dimension to creativity, digital visualization is an important career that continues to grow dramatically across various industries. In the Berkeley College 3D Digital Visualization Bachelor of Fine Arts (BFA) degree program, students will learn to communicate architectural and graphical concepts and information using advanced 3D modeling software tools. They will develop the advanced skills, knowledge, and understanding of digital design and modeling that employers look for. The 3D Digital Visualization degree program offers two areas of specialization: Graphic Design and Interior Design. These specializations allow students to focus on subjects that align with their interests and career goals. During their 6th semester, in consultation with their academic advisor, students will select specialization courses for their 7th and 8th semesters. Specializations are offered in: • Graphic Design • Interior Design

What sets the Berkeley 3D Digital Visualization program apart includes: • Learning in small classes with personal attention from instructors with real-world experience. • A curriculum that focuses on exploring design fundamentals, theory, visual communication, culture, and history. • Studio-based, hands-on projects that explore all aspects of digital visualization. • Learning advanced 3D modeling software used in the design industry. • Preparation for a wider range of career opportunities than many programs because of the rich and diversified curriculum and the professional experience of the faculty. • Access to current technology used by design professionals. • An emphasis on critical thinking and creative problem-solving. • Opportunities for field trips, guest lectures, and other related events. • Potential participation in internships or job-related assignments for valuable learning experiences. • Exceptional networking opportunities through faculty and alumni connections.