You will graduate with a Bachelor of Arts degree in Visual Communications with a concentration in Sculpture. Ramapo’s graduates have gone on to receive their Master’s in Fine Arts, become high school teachers, college professors, professional artists, design firm owners and gallery owners. Sculpture alumni who pursued double majors even include a medical doctor and a mechanical engineer.

You can also consider learning more about our joint degree program on Art Therapy with Caldwell University, which would lead to a earning a Masters of Counseling with a Mental Health Counseling/Art Therapy Specialization in Sculpture. Talk to an admissions counselor to learn more: admissions@ramapo.edu

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As a sculpture student, you will work in our state-of-the-art sculpture studios that include sand and ceramic shell mold-making facilities and a foundry for casting bronze. The three separate buildings also contain a full metal studio, a clay and plaster studio, and a mold making and wax facility. A sculpture garden next to the facilities is in the works.

The Sculpture concentration aims to develop your critical thinking and art-related technology skills within an interdisciplinary curriculum. If you’re interested in pursuing a counseling career in Art Therapy, you can take specialized advanced courses.