Putting Your Passion into Practice

Join a passionate community that fuels your talents and sparks your personal growth. TCU’s College of Fine Arts is a hub of scholarship and creativity in North Texas for musicians, designers, artists and more. From here, you’ll access a dazzling array of art museums, performing companies, symphonies and theatres, as well as industry leaders in design and fashion merchandising.

Overview

What will you study?

The 33 areas of undergraduate study and 24 areas of graduate study lay a foundation of excellence through academic and artistic rigor.

Areas of Study

Career Preparation

We empower individuals to pursue their passions, elevating the arts through their intelligence, talent and values. Horned Frogs are prepared to be global leaders.

Career Preparation

Festival of American Song, Jan. 25-27

Join the School of Music for the Festival of American Song featuring the music of Grammy Award-winning composer Libby Larsen!

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Welcome back to campus, students! We’re ready fo

Welcome back to campus, students! We’re ready for a great spring semester!

From the grand opening of our new Fine Arts Buildi

From the grand opening of our new Fine Arts Building to educational travel to Houston, New York City and Indianapolis to numerous performances and awards won by our talented students & faculty and SO MUCH MORE, this semester has been 💯 Swipe to see👉👉👉 🎉We hope all our students, faculty and staff enjoy a wonderful holiday break!

We’re halfway through finals week! Keep up the h

We’re halfway through finals week! Keep up the hard work, Horned Frogs🐸💜

Christmas came early for some residents of @fortwo

Christmas came early for some residents of @fortworthzoo today🐧Watch our Stories to see behind the scenes of the final project presentations of Zoo Enrichment, a course collaboration between @soatcu and @tcu_cse.

Posted @withrepost • @tcugraphicdesign Congratul

Posted @withrepost • @tcugraphicdesign Congratulations to TCU Graphic Design Pre-major Jazlyn Rodriguez on winning the Big 12 Championship tuition giveaway! Go Frogs! @jaay_fizzle #Repost @tcuwomensnetwork
Congratulations to TCU's Jazlyn Rodriguez Hernandez '23 who won $100,000 at the Big 12 Championship thanks to the Dr Pepper Tuition Giveaway. We are so happy for her!💜 check out the story in our link. #TCUWomenLeadOn

From the students, faculty and staff of @tcufinear

From the students, faculty and staff of @tcufinearts, THANK YOU for your support on #TCUGivesDay! YOU helped us unlock our challenge gift! And an extra special THANK YOU to our challenge donor Vicki Cantwell ’78! #LeadOnTCU

Today is the day! Participate in #TCUGivesDay and

Today is the day! Participate in #TCUGivesDay and help support students in @TCUFineArts pursue their passions.
If we receive 100 gifts before noon tomorrow (Nov. 14), we will receive a generous $20,000 CHALLENGE GIFT from Vicki Cantwell ’78!

"The TCU Graphic Design program prepares students

"The TCU Graphic Design program prepares students so well for the world after college and sets them apart from other students at universities around the country. All the late night work on sketchbooks and injuries from X-Acto knives all seem worth it when things begin to fall into place for a student designer. Receiving this grant money meant not only winning for myself, but also paying tribute back to the program that made me love design in the first place.” -Meredith Stringfellow, senior @tcugraphicdesign student

Read more about Meredith at the link in bio.
Join the College of Fine Arts for #TCUGivesDay TODAY beginning at noon to help students, like Meredith, continue pursuing their passions. #LeadOnTCU

“Producing shows in the Scott Theatre teaches st

“Producing shows in the Scott Theatre teaches students how to fill a big stage and perform for a larger house. Because of the experience of performing in that space and learning how to commute to a theater for work, I was prepared to begin working in Dallas professionally. I accredit much of my confidence to audition for and be in those shows to the experience of being on the Scott stage. The Scott shows are essential to our Theatre TCU training and part of what makes this department so great!” -Collins Rush, senior #TheatreTCU major

Read more about Collins at the link in bio.
Join the College of Fine Arts on #TCUGivesDay, Nov. 13-14, to help students, like Collins and his peers, continue pursuing their passions. #LeadOnTCU

“Although I was drawing, painting and taking pho

“Although I was drawing, painting and taking photographs, my time in the residency was also very introspective. I thought about my work as a whole and did a lot of research and writing. By the end, it was much easier for creative ideas to flow.” -Dario Bucheli, @tcustudioart graduate student in @soatcu
Read more + watch the full video about the @tcustudioart inaugural artist-in-residency program in Italy at the link in bio.
Join @tcufinearts on #TCUGivesDay, Nov. 13-14, to help students, like Dario and his peers, continue pursuing their passions. #LeadOnTCU

“Through my internship at @oscardelarenta, I was

“Through my internship at @oscardelarenta, I was able to get hands-on experience and a real understanding of what truly goes on in the fashion merchandising industry. There is a real difference between reading about something in a textbook versus actually working in the role with real responsibilities, using what you have learned in the classroom. I now feel very prepared for a professional role in the fashion industry because I have a real understanding of what various positions entail." -Brooke DiBiase, a senior @tcu_fashion major

Read more about Brooke at the link in bio.
Join @tcufinearts on #TCUGivesDay, Nov. 13-14, to help students, like Brooke, continue pursuing their passions. #LeadOnTCU

"Being able to travel to Tempe and perform our pol

"Being able to travel to Tempe and perform our polished music to a musically sophisticated audience was breathtakingly unreal. I am grateful for so many opportunities for personal and musical growth at @texaschristianuniversity, and our performance at the College Band Directors National Association convention was just one of the many wonderful opportunities we are blessed with here." -Taylor Courtney, junior instrumental music education in @tcumusic
Read more about Taylor and her peers, Elijah Ong and Max Navarro, at the link in bio. Join the College of Fine Arts on #TCUGivesDay, Nov. 13-14, to help students, like Taylor, Elijah and Max, continue pursuing their passions. #LeadOnTCU

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