Off-campus Programs
Overview
SCAD off-campus programs enhance the total educational experience. Students earn degree credit while gaining a more global perspective on art, architecture and design. Students in all majors find sessions relevant to their career preparation and broaden their understanding of other cultures and societies.
Some programs focus on specific academic and studio disciplines, while others feature a variety of disciplines. Travel throughout the United States and around the world emphasizes artistic, historical and cultural experiences. Programs may combine independent study or internships with traditional coursework. Art capitals of the world are explored in depth, with side trips into the local countryside. Students in all majors find sessions relevant to their career preparation. Recent destinations have included Australia, China, Japan, London, Los Angeles and New York City.
Some programs focus on specific academic and studio disciplines, while others feature a variety of disciplines. Travel throughout the United States and around the world emphasizes artistic, historical and cultural experiences. Programs may combine independent study or internships with traditional coursework. Art capitals of the world are explored in depth, with side trips into the local countryside. Students in all majors find sessions relevant to their career preparation. Recent destinations have included Australia, China, Japan, London, Los Angeles and New York City.
2009
Program dates and locations subject to change.
- Tokyo, Japan: Nov. 27-Dec. 12
- London, England: Nov. 28-Dec. 12
- Mexico: Nov. 28-Dec. 12
Program dates and locations subject to change.
2010
- Turkey: May 31-June 19
- New York, New York: June 5-19
- Los Angeles, Calif.: July 24-Aug. 1
- Italy: May 31-June 19
Tuition
Tuition for off-campus courses is equal to that of other courses taken at SCAD. Additional program costs, including travel, housing and meals, vary according to program location and duration. Financial aid and scholarships are available.Coursework
A focus on upper-level seminars promotes career preparation through interaction with working professionals. Sessions include study in contemporary art and design. Professionally-oriented seminars are offered within the exciting milieu of galleries, museums and theaters. Visits to agencies, showrooms and artists' studios, as well as special guest lectures, complement the coursework.How to apply
- Current SCAD students: Space for off-campus study is limited; obtain application materials at the office of off-campus programs in York Hall.
- Prospective students: Those not currently attending SCAD must apply and be accepted to the college; a $50 nonrefundable application fee is required. Students at other colleges and universities may apply as transient students. Once admitted, students must then apply for acceptance to a specific program through the office of off-campus programs.
All applicants for off-campus study must submit a recommendation completed by a faculty member of their college or university. Incomplete application forms cannot be processed.
Mailing address
SCAD Off-campus ProgramsYork Hall, 115 E. York St.
Savannah, GA 31401 USA
Fax: 912.525.4722
Contact Admission
- admission@scad.edu
- Hong Kong/Savannah/eLearning: 800.869.7223 or 912.525.5100
- Atlanta: 877.722.3285 or 404.253.2700
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Events
deFINE ART Fine Arts Festival
Nov. 10, 2009 - Nov. 14, 2009
"Small Works" Juried Exhibition
Nov. 20, 2009 - Dec. 24, 2009
News
- Nov. 05, 2009
SCAD courses registered in Hong Kong - Nov. 04, 2009
Savannah Film Festival honors Hugh Dancy - Nov. 03, 2009
Rossum receives Young Hollywood Award - Nov. 02, 2009
Work by visiting faculty Nene Humphrey
Recognition
- Hammond's film an Aniboom finalist
- Grix awarded SECAC travel grant
- Fulton is finalist for Surface magazine
- Stefani Joseph featured in exhibitions
Related Links
- Academic Policies
- Admission Contacts
- Apply Online
- Cost
- FAFSA (SCAD code 015022)
- Financial Aid
- Scholarships for Entering Students
- Visit SCAD
