This degree is offered by the School of Fine Arts that is committed to creating an intersection between educational activity and the various professional industries connected with the disciplines. Academic school/college: School of Fine Arts. This Bachelor of Fine Arts program in Art with a specialization in Sculpture/Ceramics offers intensive studio-based training in both sculptural and ceramic techniques, materials (including metal, wood, clay, and mixed media), and conceptual development, fostering strong fabrication skills and individual artistic expression in three dimensions and clay.

Career options as professional sculptors and ceramic artists, exhibiting artists, public artists, mold makers, fabricators, ceramic designers, studio potters, educators (teaching workshops, community colleges), and potentially pursuing residencies or further graduate study in sculpture or ceramics.

The University of Connecticut, main campus: Storrs, is a prestigious public university and Tier 1 research institution in the USA. It offers world-class facilities with state-of-the-art technologies and equipment. UConn's extensive flagship campus in Storrs offers a true US college experience. The program is offered by the School of Fine Arts, which emphasizes connections between education and professional industries.