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San Antonio, Texas, Design Schools and Colleges
Degree Programs: Graphic Design, Game Design, Computer Art & Design, Web Design, Fashion Design, Animation, Interior Design, Architectural Design...
Surrounding Areas: China Grove, Elmendorf, Leon Valley, Lytle, Schertz, Shavano Park, Somerset, St. Hedwig...
Surrounding ZIP Codes: 78202, 78224, 78256, 78230, 78154, 78263, 78240, 78052, 78069, 78112, 78152...
Featured Schools: The following schools are accepting students from across the country.
The Art Institutes
Bachelor's | Associate's | Certificate | Diploma
The Art Institutes offers associate, bachelor and certificate programs that specialize in the creative arts and design. With over 40 locations in major cities throughout North America, you'll get the competitive edge to succeed as a creative professional - in your field of interest!
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International Academy of Design & Technology - San Antonio
San Antonio, TX US
About: The International Academy of Design and Technology ranks among the foremost private educational establishments in North America. It offers practical programs, taught by working professionals that can provide you with the skills you need for career advancement. Classrooms and studios are equipped with industry-current technology so that you can learn to apply your new skills to real-world situations. Personal attention is Academy policy, and course content is updated regularly to reflect industry trends.
Austin, TX US
About: The Dougherty Arts School provides performing and visual arts classes, camps, and workshops for youth and adults. This art school is a part of the Austin Parks and Recreation Department. Our classes are not accredited. We provide informal classes for all citizens of Austin and surrounding communities.
Southwest School of Art and Craft
San Antonio, TX US
About: The Southwest School of Art and Craft is a professional level community art school. Incorporated in 1965, the school offers classes in ceramics, weaving, metals, papermaking, printmaking, painting, drawing, photography, and more.