The Art Institute recently opened a campus in Virginia Beach and will officially hold it's first day of classes there on January 11, 2010.
Located at 2 Columbus Center, the campus is conveniently located in the Virginia Beach Town Center.
"The Art Institutes schools have earned a strong, national reputation for excellence in creative arts education, and we look forward to bringing our signature culinary, fashion, design, and media arts programs to Virginia Beach," says John Mazzoni, president of The Art Institutes. “We see our expansion in the Virginia Beach community as a great opportunity to provide an inspiring environment to a new, creative class of students, while preparing them well to enter the workforce.”
The Art Institute of Virginia Beach will offer the following programs:
- Advertising
- Culinary Arts Management
- Fashion and Retail Management
- Graphic Design
- Interior Design
- Media Arts and Animation
- Photographic Imaging
- Web Design and Interactive Media
For more information, call the Art Institute of Virginia Beach at: 877-437-4428 or click here to visit their website.
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