Bfa art in jewelry and metalwork in University of georgia

The goal of the Jewelry & Metalwork major at the University of Georgia is for every student to embrace the intrinsic nature of jewel and metal materials and their processes as a vehicle toward self-expression. Students take courses that build an appreciation for the history of jewelry and metals from body adornment to ritualistic and functional objects, and develop competency of the various techniques associated with metalsmithing: fabrication, lost wax casting, raising, forging, stonesetting, blacksmithing, and numerous forming and surface embellishment processes. A professional portfolio exit project is required which can be used toward application to graduate school or the jewelry/metals profession.

International Application for Undergraduate Admission, High School Transcripts (secondary school), College Transcripts from each institution attended during high school, Test scores: SAT, ACT, TOEFL score of at least 213 on the computer-based exam, or a 550 paper based score, or an 80 on the internet based, A band score of 6.5 in IELTS, Letter of Recommendation from a teacher or guidance counselor, a School/Counselor Evaluation Letter.

Jewelery Designer, Studio Artist, Teacher/Art Educator, Commercial Artist, Museum/Gallery Curator/Manager, Art Director, Environmental Designer, Fashion Designer/Manager

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