The Fine Arts department offers three majors: Painting, Photography, and Sculpture/New Genres.
Foundation provides core studies for life-long learning and professional practices in the visual arts by teaching fundamental skills that enable students to become adept, well-informed makers.
Graphic Design challenges students to research, develop, and refine projects that combine meaning with image-making and typographic form.
Beginning Fall 2022, Otis College’s Communication Arts program will evolve into separate Graphic Design and Illustration majors pending formal accreditation approval.
The Human Resources & Development team works with college administrators, faculty and staff to ensure compliance with all Federal, State, and local laws pertaining to personnel and affirmative action.
Illustration develops students' strong personal style in their images and image-making skills to support the communication needs of a variety of clients in multiple contexts.
Beginning Fall 2022, Otis College’s Communication Arts program will evolve into separate Graphic Design and Illustration majors pending formal accreditation approval.
Information Systems strives to bring to the Otis Community the latest work and time saving technologies.
Institutional Advancement implements advancement goals and objectives in the context of the College-wide strategic plan. This includes fundraising (major donors, foundations, and corporations), alumni, communications, and special events.
Interdisciplinary Studies gives students in select departments the opportunity to extend and complement their work in the major by pursuing a minor—a defined course sequence that explores a specific theme, topic, or discipline.
Visiting artists and scholars from around the globe come together to learn from each other and exchange ideas.