Welcome to Fine Arts Career Services

We are proud to be one of the first career service offices dedicated exclusively to assisting fine arts majors and alumni. Use the links on the top and left side of these pages to further explore our resources and find out how we can help you make the most of your degree

Spring 2008 Upcoming Events

May and August Graduating Seniors: Join FACS for a reception and Job Search Q&A in your honor

FACS is here to help you as you move forward with your post–graduation plans. Please join FACS for a Graduating Senior Reception and Job Search Q&A on Wednesday, May 14 from 2–4 p.m. in DFA 2.4. Enjoy refreshments and have your resume reviewed (or get help getting it started!), ask your job search questions, or tell us about your post–graduation plans. Your questions and updates are the only agenda. If you will attend, please let us know by sending a note to apermann@austin.utexas.edu.

Scholarship Available to Fine Arts Students Participating in the UTLA Program in Fall 2008, Spring 2009 or Summer 2009

Attending the UTLA Program? Apply for the UTLA Scholarship. Current undergraduates who have not yet graduated are eligible to apply for the scholarship. Complete the application and return in to Fine Arts Career Services in DFA 2.4. Applications are reviewed on a rolling basis and once funds are awarded, no further applications will be considered so apply today!

UTLA Scholarship Application (pdf – download adobe reader)

Summer 2008 Hours

FACS will be open Monday–Friday 10–noon & 1–4.

Exceptions do occur, please call 232–7333 to check availability or schedule an appointment.

FACS offices are undergoing renovation. FACS is currently located in the Fine Arts Dean's Office, DFA 2.4. Appointments are encouraged, walk–ins are welcome.

Past FACS Events

Creating Value in Life and From Art
Thursday, February 7, 2008
In the emerging new world economy, creativity is being valued as a key ingredient for financial and life success. In this interesting presentation, Lisa Canning will share with you how to creatively live and work through developing the emotional and economic muscles your creativity needs, and deserves, to thrive both at work and at play.

Come explore and learn how your creativity is the most valuable to you! Click the link below to listen to Lisa's keynote. You will need the QuickTime plug-in.

Listen: audio stream
Length: 1 hour 35 minutes, 192MB


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