Cultivate your Creativity in a Hands-On Environment
In our programs in the School of Design, Arts, and Communication, we’ll teach you how to learn more about your design field of interest while we prepare you to learn to meet the real-world challenges faced in today’s creative industries, businesses, and organizations.
No matter what field of design you’re interested in, we’ll will give you a strong framework on which you can build a successful career. You can develop your individual voice and vision by applying what you learn through internships that connect you with professionals in your chosen field. You’ll also benefit from our new location on the Owings Mills North Campus, a facility that has state-of-the-art equipment and settings for you to hone your skills in your major. Our goal is for you to graduate as an emerging, practicing professional who is prepared to hit the ground running.
Programs of Study
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Business Communication | BS, BS to MS | ||
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Communication Studies | BS, BA, BS to MS | done | |
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Fashion Design | BS, BS to MS | done | |
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Film and Moving Image | BS, BS to MS | done | |
Graphic Design | BS, BA, BS to MS | done | |
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Theatre and Media Performance | BS, BS to MS | done | |
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BS, BS to MS
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Business Communication major Lauryn Davis always had an interest in working in the gaming, hospitality, and entertainment industry. She was one of 11 students selected out of more than 2,000 applicants nationwide to intern at Red Rock Casino Resort and Spa in Las Vegas.
The Mill Agency at Stevenson University provides an opportunity for students to work with clients in a collaborative, student-driven environment while experiencing an agency setting. Learn more about The Mill Agency.
Students from The Mill Agency worked with the Friends of Patterson Park on a rebranding of the park’s iconic Observatory; they created a new logo, promotional materials, and worked with local ice cream shop BMORE LICKS to create an exclusive new flavor, all to reintroduce the Observatory to the public.
Meet the Dean
“In small classes, expert faculty get to know students’ individual goals and aspirations so they may guide them in the direction of their dreams while providing the skills and foundations necessary to keep their feet planted firmly on the ground.”
Dean Hostalka, MFA
Dean, School of Design, Arts, and Communication
Minors
- Art
- Communication
- Fashion Design
- Fashion Merchandising
- Film and Moving Image
- Music
- Photography
- Graphic Design
A Closer Look
Focused on the Future
A New Venue to Experience Theater, Music, and Culture
The Sandra and Malcolm Berman Family Performing Arts Center
Coming soon! Our new Performing Arts Center will serve the students of our Theatre and Media Performance program, providing a new venue for the program’s stage productions.
School of Design, Arts, and Communication News
The annual FMI Awards––popularly known as “The FMIs"––are Stevenson’s answer to the Oscars! The 2024 show will take place live in the Rockland Ballroom on our Owings Mills campus on Sunday, April 14, at 7pm.
Hello, my name is Symone Gordon, a First Year Fashion Design student here at StevensonUniversity. As it boils down to the end of Spring Semester 2024, I have come to reflect on myexperiences so far as a fashion design student.
For our twenty-third episode (and fifth of the 2023-2024 academic year), we welcome sophomore FMI students Monty Bynum and Ben Kohn to discuss the films La Chimera and The Listener. The former comes from Italian director A.
The Department of Film & Moving Image's Spring 2024 Artists-in-Residence, and wife-and-husband duo, are Melissa and Chris LaMartina, who will present their 2020 horror film What Happens Next Will Scare You at 7pm in the S.