Bachelor of Science
Art meets business. Business meets art. MCAD's bachelor of science degree is designed to let students interested in both business and art put their talents and abilities to work—literally. It's a great fit for students who are both visual and verbal, have an entrepreneurial knack, and like to analyze and solve complex problems.
| Creative and Critical Thinking | 3 |
| Writing for Organization and Communication | 3 |
| Symbolic Images | 3 |
| Cultural Anthropology or Visual Ethnography (select one) | 3 |
| Media Analysis | 3 |
| Reading for Ideas | 3 |
| Cultural Systems | 3 |
| Presentation and Debate | 3 |
| Future Trends and Ideation | 3 |
| Biological Systems | 3 |
| Inventions and Progress | 3 |
| Visualizing Physics | 3 |
| Project Tracking | 3 |
| Understanding Contexts | 3 |
| Experience Frameworks | 3 |
| Marketing Concepts and Analysis | 3 |
| Senior Project | 3 |
| Internship | 6 |
| Externship or International Study | 15 |
| Foundation: 2D | 3 |
| Visualization Studio | 3 |
| Visual Thinking | 3 |
| Personal Program BFA Studio Courses (select six) | 18 |
Bachelor of Science students learn by doing, starting from Day One. Working together in teams, they meet with real clients to manage projects. Their education is rounded out with liberal studies courses and studio electives. And because there's no substitute for experience, students take internships and externships (a full-time, paid internship) at places like advertising agencies, magazines and Web-design firms.