Bachelor of Fine Arts [B.F.A] [Jewelry and Metalsmithing] From Edinboro University

In beginning level courses, students learn basic skills for making jewelry, functional hollowware and sculptural objects. More advanced techniques are taught in intermediate, advanced and graduate level courses along with an increasing emphasis on conceptual development. Students are taught professional practices to prepare them for the many career possibilities in Jewelry/Metalsmithing and internships are available in the final year of study. Extra curricular opportunities that broaden student experience include visiting artist lectures and workshops, trips to museums and conferences, fundraising sales and group exhibitions.

The Jewelry/Metalsmithing area at Edinboro University is a program that fosters self-reliance within a supportive environment, challenging students to achieve excellence and success. Graduates start small businesses making one-of-a kind and production jewelry, work in retail jewelry, continue their graduate education and become teachers and professors. Our students and alumni garner national recognition through inclusion in major galleries, exhibitions and publications.