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Create your own degree with this new WPU arts major

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The IDA degree is comprehensive, tailored to you, and replaces the university’s Bachelor of Fine Arts theatre, musical theatre, and arts administration degrees.

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Starting in Fall 2024, William Peace University will begin offering a BA in Interdisciplinary Arts (IDA) — making it one of only a dozen universities in the nation offering this unique major that redefines the way students study visual and performing arts.

Here’s how it works:

  • In addition to core interdisciplinary arts courses, students customize their degree with electives matching their individual artistic interests.
  • Courses include art, dance, film, game design, media, music, and theatre
  • As always, learning is immersive.

Preview the new major

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