New York University Tisch School of the Arts 15 courses 128 total credits
Art Without Boundaries: Interdisciplinary Arts, Performance, Media & Technology Collaborative Arts is an innovative and dynamic interdisciplinary arts BFA Program founded to cultivate a community of artists eager to break boundaries across art disciplines and imagine new possibilities for artistic expressions. Our students immerse themselves in the areas of performance, acting, dance, film, music, visual art, emerging media and technology, playwriting and screenwriting, research, theory and art history. Encouraged to experiment within and across artistic disciplines and their material implications, students discover new and unexpected connections that blend art forms and spark boundless creativity and imagination.
| Humanities (Two Courses) | 8 credits |
| Sciences (Two Courses) | 8 credits |
| Balance of Liberal Arts (Two Courses) | 8 credits |
Major Requirements
Core Curriculum
Major Requirements
Core Cohort Classes
| Code | Course Title | Credits |
|---|---|---|
| COART-UT 9 | Art Palace | 2 |
| COART-UT 1 | Jam House | 0 |
| COART-UT 14 | Body Library | 4 |
| COART-UT 10 | CA Capstone | 4 |
General Education Requirements
Expository Writing 1
| Code | Course Title | Credits |
|---|---|---|
| EXPOS-UA 5 | Writing as Inquiry: Art and Meaning | 4 |
| ASPP-UT 2 | Advanced Writing and Research in the Arts | 4 |
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