So you’re a printmaker dedicated to sustainability. You’re a lifelong pianist with a passion for entrepreneurship. You’re a theatre artist who uses their craft to advocate for underrepresented groups.

Here at BU College of Fine Arts, our students, faculty, and alumni are all about exploring their interests in addition to developing their skills and honing their crafts. Boston University and the College of Fine Arts have limitless opportunities for student-artists to expand their practice, combine their passions, and work outside the lines.

Now, go explore.

Examine Our World

You love your art and cherish your craft. And there is a myriad of whys behind that dedication. CFA students have a knack for using their art to elevate their voices, venture new lands, and shape the world.

Expand the Field

You're fiercely dedicated to your field. We get you! Whether you're a diehard fan of all aspects of the stage or find your fuel with the ecstasy of ensemble music-making, CFA is here to let you DIG IN!

Areas of Interest

Antiracism. Sustainability. Interdisciplinary work. How does your art intersect with the world? Explore these areas of interest.

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Degrees & Programs

Music performance to music education. Painting to print media & photography. Theatre Arts to costume design. And everything in between. Learn about all of the academic program offerings here at the College of Fine Arts.

All Degrees & Programs

Student Stories

From interdisciplinary research projects to impactful internships to community engagement, CFA students are bringing their passion to improve our world. Check out more of their stories!

Three people sitting on a couch with papers in hand, engaged in discussion. One person is in the foreground, another person is partially visible on the side, and the third person (Megan Kwan) is seated upright with a pen.
Community Engagement

Beyond the Classroom: Megan Kwan (CFA’27)

As a fellow for Innovate@BU’s Enlight Summer program, painting major Megan Kwan (CFA’27) interned at the Pao Arts Center, Chinatown’s first arts and cultural center, connecting with community and her identity

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Beyond the Classroom: Yoon Kim (CFA’26)

As a teacher at Moses Brown School, BU online MA Art Education student Yoon Kim engages in a range of roles that have allowed her to grow as an educator, leader, and active member of the school community

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Boston University vocal performance major Sadie Habas (CFA'25) wearing a vibrant, colorful, striped knit top poses against a white brick wall. She looks over her shoulder with a playful smile and bright red lipstick. Her wavy hair cascades loosely as she leans slightly to one side. The cheerful colors of her outfit contrast beautifully with the minimalist background, creating a lively and energetic portrait.
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Beyond the Classroom: Sadie Habas (CFA’25)

Vocal performance major Sadie Habas participated in the Longy School of Music Divergent Studio’s summer festival for performers and composers of contemporary music

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BU College of Fine Arts BA music major Miya Menscher with vibrant pink, layered hair sits in front of a bright blue background, smiling warmly at the camera. They are wearing a black turtleneck sweater, accessorized with layered silver necklaces, one featuring a heart-shaped pendant. They also wear dangling earrings, adding to their stylish look.
CFA Students

Beyond the Classroom: Miya Menscher (CFA’28)

Music major interned at the Shanghai Oriental Art Center as a teaching assistant and theater technology assistant, putting on musicals and workshops

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Arts-Based Research in Weaving, Painting, Graphic Design

For Jayna Mikolaitis (CFA’22), juggling a double major in painting and graphic design wasn’t quite enough. She expanded her creative practice to include book making and weaving, the latter of which led to a summer of arts-based research with art education professor Felice Amato.

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