Combine your interests and aptitudes in science and art with a degree in scientific illustration and visualization. Whether you choose a major or minor in the program, you will take a mix of courses concentrated in the natural sciences in the College of Liberal Arts and Sciences (LAS) and studio art in the College of Design. You will learn the latest artistic techniques, visual design skills, and the business of being a visual communicator — taking courses focusing on scientific illustration and visualization. Our award-winning faculty members with years of professional and academic experience and an advisory board of scientists and artists are here to help direct, advise, and mentor you through your academic career.
Academics
Major and minor
Unlock the artistry of the natural world and in science through a major or minor in Scientific Illustration and Visualization. In this unique intersection of science and art, you’ll become a visual storyteller, creating stunning visuals for education, science, research, and medical practice. Whether you dream of crafting artwork for science museums and zoos, illustrating breakthrough discoveries, or enhancing patient understanding, you will indulge your passion for both art and science.
I’ve always had a love for both science and art and couldn’t imagine giving up either of them. This field allows me to explore the bounds of my artistic creativity, challenges my biological knowledge without sacrificing my interest in either, and encourages me to ask questions and find answers.
Ally Abel, ’23 biological pre-medical illustration
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Student Support
All the benefits of a top accredited university, with a supportive, friendly community where you’ll create meaningful connections with faculty, advisors and other students.
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Careers
We’ll partner with you to explore the versatility of your degree. The possibilities are endless.
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Research
Learn from faculty who are global experts and practitioners in their field – in and out of the classroom. Become an undergraduate researcher, participate in studies, or blaze your path to graduate school.