Bachelor in Fine/Studio Arts (Bachelor's)

Queens University of Charlotte builds its academic experience around research, discussion, and applying learning to real-world challenges. Students from every major can work closely with faculty on research and creative scholarship, often in partnership with community organizations in Charlotte. The university’s academic model encourages students to examine assumptions, reflect on experience, and develop informed responses to complex social issues. General education learning communities examine topics through several academic perspectives, giving students room to connect ideas across subjects. The university offers 41 majors, 56 minors, and 36 graduate programs. Its average class size is 15 students, supporting regular contact with professors and a classroom culture centered on open dialogue and critical thinking. The Queens Path develops five attributes intended to prepare students for active participation in their communities and careers. Traditional undergraduates can also use the Center for Student Success and the Vandiver Career Center for academic and professional support. Queens is located in Charlotte, North Carolina, with access to leading healthcare providers in the Carolinas a few blocks from campus. Charlotte also provides connections to employers and organizations including Deloitte, Google, and Atrium Health. Every undergraduate completes at least one internship before graduating, supported by career planning from the beginning of their studies. For international students, the campus offers a close community where students and staff know each other’s names, alongside events, speakers, conferences, and opportunities to engage with Charlotte.