John Cabot University

What you'll study

Coursework blends practical techniques and contemporary media. Students work with specialized tools and technologies across areas such as printmaking, painting, photography, graphic design, and video art. The programme supports exhibition practice—students regularly produce work for shows held in galleries, churches, and public sites in Rome.

Entry requirements

The programme is offered in English and admits new students in Fall or Spring. The degree requires completion of 120 credit hours. (No additional admission criteria are specified on the source page.)

Career prospects

Graduates apply their skills across cultural and commercial sectors. The programme notes alumni working as graphic designers and illustrators, animators and 3D modelers, art directors, fashion and interior designers, art educators, and branding specialists; other paths include roles in entertainment, advertising, and fashion.

Scholarships & funding angle (general)

The source references financial aid but provides no specifics; prospective applicants should consult JCU’s financial aid office and webpages for available scholarships, grants, or work-study options and for guidance on funding an international undergraduate degree in Rome.