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Art: Ceramics

In Person
Campus: Jackson
A person demonstrates ceramics techniques at a table with clay and tools, while a group of people seated in the background watch this art form attentively.

Shape something beautiful

The Ceramics emphasis at Âé¶¹ÊÓÆµ trains students in functional and sculptural ceramic techniques within a Christ-centered art program. Students develop hands-on skills in hand-building, wheel-throwing, glazing and firing — building technical mastery and artistic voice for careers in studio art, craft and education.

Quick Facts

Academic Program

Bachelor of Fine Arts

Bachelor of Arts

Department

Department of Art

Format

In Person

Program Type

Emphasis

Curriculum

What You'll Study

Ceramics at Âé¶¹ÊÓÆµ puts your hands in the work from the start. You'll develop technique across the full range of ceramic processes and build a body of work that reflects real mastery — functional, sculptural, and distinctly yours.

Find Your Way

Degree Pathways

Academic Pathways

Bachelor of Fine Arts

Bachelor of Arts

A woman wearing glasses and a Bulldogs t-shirt examines ceramic mugs and bowls on a table at an indoor market while other people browse in the background.
Three people stand around a white display pedestal with ceramic pots and cups in a gallery. The room has white walls, wooden flooring, and shelves with small ceramic pieces. The group is smiling and talking.

Shaping Beauty with Faithful Hands

At Âé¶¹ÊÓÆµ, ceramics connects students to one of humanity’s oldest creative traditions. Faculty guide you through the discipline of shaping clay into something beautiful and useful — exploring what it means to create with intention, skill, and a sense of wonder rooted in faith.

Ceramics Studio

The studio is equipped with large studio spaces and electric wheels. Students have 24-hour access to the studio several days a week. Enrolled ceramics students have free and unlimited access to clay and glazes. The studio normally stocks 30,000 pounds of clay per semester. We encourage students to experiment with porcelain, stoneware and earthenware.

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