The University at Buffalo ( UB) was founded in May 1846 as a private medical school to train doctors. Now the University encompasses approximately 14 schools and colleges, including the The College of Arts & Sciences. UB's alumni and faculty have produced a President of the United States, astronauts, Nobel laureates & Pulitzer Prize winners. UB also features the Centre for the Arts, a cultural institution established in 1994 on the North campus for theatrical and artistic performances and showings. It is also used as a teaching facility for students in disciplines such as media studies, art, theatre, and dance.

Courses

Undergraduate

Bachelor of Arts
Art History
Film Studies
Music (B.Mus)
Theatre

Bachelor of Fine Arts
Studio Art
Communication Design
Painting
Drawing
Photography
Printmaking
Sculpture
Emerging Practices (Electronic Art, Digital Art, 3D simulation, robotic art) Theatre
Dance

Graduate
Masters of Fine Arts
Masters of Fine Arts with focus in Emerging Practices
Masters of Arts in Art History
Masters of Architecture
M.A. and Ph.D. in Composition
M.A. in Music History
M.M. in Performance
M.A. in Music Theory
Ph.D. in Historical Musicology and Music Theory
Music Librarianship

Non-degree programs
Outreach programs

Past students - famous and established artists
Shep Gordon
Richard Hofstadter
Willie Nile
Tom Toles
Cindy Sherman
Robert Longo

Contact Details
202 Center for the Arts
University at Buffalo, North Campus
Buffalo, New York 14260-6010
http://www.buffalo.edu