Penn offers degrees in several arts- and culture-related fields at both the undergraduate and graduate levels. While many of the courses focus on a single discipline, such as painting or music, others offer a multi-disciplinary approach to the arts or embrace new and experimental technologies.

School of Arts and Sciences

Penn's School of Arts and Sciences is the liberal-arts core of the University of Pennsylvania.

• Anthropology
• Comparative Literature and Literary Theory
• Cinema Studies
• Creative Writing
• Folklore
• History of Art
• Music
• Theatre Arts
• Visual Studies

School of Design

Known as PennDesign, the University's School of Design offers graduate and undergraduate instruction in a broad range of design disciplines, from fine arts to city planning.

• Architecture
• Fine Arts
• Historic Preservation
• Landscape Architecture

School of Engineering and Applied Science

Penn Engineering is a leader in its field with programs, many interdisciplinary, that prepare students for the rapid business and technology changes of the 21st century.

• Digital Media Design
• Master of Science in Engineering in Computer Graphics and Game Technology

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Non-Degree Programs
College of General Studies

Penn's College of General Studies offers non-credit programs in cultural and personal enrichment covering a wide range of topics from appreciating wine to writing fiction.

• Non-Credit Courses in Personal and Cultural Enrichment

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Internship Programs
Several of the arts and culture venues on Penn's campus offer internship programs where students can gain practical experience in arts-related fields.

• Internship Program Information