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CONGRATULATIONS ON YOUR ADMISSION TO THE WESTPHAL COLLEGE OF MEDIA ARTS & DESIGN! ANIMATION & VISUAL EFFECTS ARCHITECTURE ART HISTORY DANCE DESIGN & MERCHANDISING ENTERTAINMENT & ARTS MANAGEMENT FASHION DESIGN FILM & TELEVISION GAME DESIGN & PRODUCTION GRAPHIC DESIGN INTERACTIVE DIGITAL MEDIA INTERIOR DESIGN MUSIC INDUSTRY PHOTOGRAPHY PRODUCT DESIGN SCREENWRITING & PLAYWRITING VIRTUAL REALITY & IMMERSIVE MEDIA Undeclared Media Undeclared Design EXPERIENTIAL LEARNING Intensive studio classes mean small class sizes WE VALUE COMMUNITY WE VALUE OPPORTUNITY WESTPHAL STUDENTS STUDY ABROAD IN… • Havana, Cuba • Tokyo, Japan • London, UK • Edinburgh, Scotland • Reykjavik, Iceland • Amsterdam, Netherlands • Montpellier & Paris, France • Galway, Ireland • Rome & Florence, Italy • Melbourne, Australia • Barcelona, Spain • Singapore • Berlin, Germany • Seoul, Korea CO-OP Abercrombie & Fitch • Atlantic Records • Anthropologie • BalletX • Barney’s New York • BCBG Max Azria • BMW China • Calvin Klein • CBS Television • Coach • Comcast Corporation • Conde Nast Publications • Columbia Records A&R • Cosmopolitan • Creative Arts Agency • Def Jam • Derek Lam • Diesel • Digitas Health • Disney • Donna Karan International • ECCO Design Inc. • Electric Factory Concerts • Estee Lauder • Fame House • Free People • Fringe Arts • GlaxoSmithKline • Hasbro • HBO • Herman Miller • IBM • International Creative Management • International Opera Theater • iHeartMedia • Island Def Jam Music Group • Kimmel Center • KlingStubbins • Knoll International • K’Nex Industries, Inc. • LAGOS • Lilly Pulitzer • Live Nation • Lionsgate Films • Madison Square Garden • Marvel Comics • Marc Jacobs International • Martha Stewart Living • Maxim Magazine • McGraw-Hill • Metropolitan Museum of Art • MGM Studios • Michael Kors • MTV • NBC Television • National Geographic • NFL Films • Nicole Miller • Oscar de la Renta • PUMA North America • Philadelphia Magazine • Philadelphia Museum of Art • Philadelphia Orchestra • Philadelphia Union • QVC Inc. • Razorfish • RCA Records • Saturday Night Live • Saks Fifth Avenue • Seventeen Magazine • Sirius XM • Sony Music Entertainment • Target Corporation • The Colbert Report • The Daily Show with Jon Stewart • The Franklin Institute • Philadelphia Inquirer • Urban Outfitters • Warner Music Group • WMMR • WWE Studios • Zac Posen ANIMATION & VISUAL EFFECTS JAZZ & AFRICAN AMERICAN MUSIC ARCHITECTURE MUSIC ART HISTORY MUSIC PERFORMANCE DANCE MUSIC THEORY & COMPOSITION DIGITAL MEDIA PERFORMING ARTS ENTERTAINMENT & ARTS MANAGEMENT PHOTOGRAPHY FILM STUDIES PLAYWRITING FINE ARTS PRODUCT DESIGN GRAPHIC DESIGN RETAIL INTERACTIVE DIGITAL MEDIA SCREENWRITING SOMATICS SPORTS MEDIA PRODUCTION SUSTAINABILITY IN THE BUILT ENVIRONMENT TELEVISION INDUSTRY & ENTERPRISE TV PRODUCTION & MEDIA MANAGEMENT THEATRE VIDEO PRODUCTION VIRTUAL REALITY & IMMERSIVE MEDIA We offer students countless opportunities to interact with artists and the professions through numerous residencies, exhibitions, performances and screenings, and to develop deep portfolios by producing award winning work in the classroom and beyond. Fashion Show Urban Outfitters Corporate Headquarters Spring 2019 ALiEN8 The Co-op Theatre Company Fall 2019 Performing Arts @ Drexel Outstanding minors and courses in Music, Theatre, and Dance. • 16 Musical Ensembles • 3 Dance companies • The Co-op Theatre Company • The Mandell Theater • The URBN Annex • Black Box Theater JUSTIN LEE Gensler Brinkmann Scholarship Competition Interior Design SUPIMA Design Competition Gina Guo ‘19 Fashion Design E3 College Game Competition Mark Hurley ‘19 Game Design & Production Joseph Brown ‘20 Game Design & Production Michael Heffner ‘19 Computer Science Steve Albini Music Industry Visiting Lecture Series November 2019 Bravo Project Runway Nancy Volpe-Beringer ‘16 MS Fashion Design TRIBUTE Film & Video Animation & VFX We are seeking to enroll a freshman class of 500 in September 2020 of Westphal graduates are working or enrolled in 89% graduate or professional education. WESTPHAL GRADS FIND EMPLOYMENT of Westphal co-op participants working full-time had 27% received a job offer from a former co-op employer. Fashion Design, BS 2020 Ranked #12 Best 2019 Best Fashion Schools in the World – Best Overall, Best in Global Experience, Design & Applied Art Best in Learning Experience – Business of Fashion School in the US by Fashion Design, MS College Factual 2019 Best Fashion Schools in the World – Best Overall, Best in Learning Experience – Business of Fashion Design & Merchandising, BS 2019 Best Fashion Schools in the World – Best Overall, Best in Learning Experience, Best in Long-Term Value – Business of Fashion 2019 Top 25 Fashion Schools in the World Fashionista ranks Drexel’s Westphal College for undergraduate programs in Fashion Design and Design & Merchandising, and graduate programs in Fashion Design and Retail & Merchandising. Fashion Design, BS Ranked #5 in the world in 2020 by CEOWorld Magazine Ranked #6 in the world in 2019 by Prep Scholar Ranked #6 in the US in 2019 by Fashion-Schools.org Interior Design, BS, DesignIntelligence Rankings Most Hired from Schools – ranked #7 Construction Materials and Methods – ranked #10 Project Planning & Management – ranked #10 Research – ranked #10 Sustainable Built Environments - ranked #10 Interior Architecture & Design, MS, DesignIntelligence Rankings Communication and Presentation Skills – ranked #9 Construction Materials and Methods – ranked #8 Design Technologies – ranked #9 Engineering Fundamentals – ranked #10 Healthy Built Environments – ranked #8 Design Theory & Practice – ranked #8 Research – ranked #10 Sustainable Built Environments – ranked #9 Transdisciplinary Collaboration – ranked #8 Architecture, BArch 2019 Top 40 Most Admired Architecture & Design Schools in the US – DesignIntelligence Ranked #7 Best Architecture Schools in us 2020 by GradReports Music Industry, BS Ranked #4 in the US in 2019 by Billboard Magazine Ranked #4 in the US in 2019 by MusicSchoolCentral.com Entertainment & Arts Management 2020 Top Colleges for Arts Management - Niche.com Ranked #9 in the US in 2018 by CollegeChoice.net Ranked #14 in the US in 2018 by BestCollegeDegrees.org Film & Television, BS 2020 Best Film Schools & Photography Programs – Niche.com Game Design & Production, BS Ranked #6 in 2019 by The Princeton Review Ranked #3 by CollegeChoice.net Ranked #3 by CollegeMagazine.com Ranked #6 in the US and Canada in 2018 by GameDesigning.org Ranked #9 in the US by SuccessfulStudent.org Ranked #20 in the US by TheBestSchools.org Ranked #18 in the US by AnimationCareerReview Digital Media, MS Ranked #10 in 2019 by The Princeton Review Animation & Visual Effects, BS Ranked #35 in the US in 2018 by AnimationCareerReview.com Graphic Design, BS 2018 Top Graphic Design Schools – Highest Honors – GDUSA Ranked #18 in the US in 2018 by GraphicSchools.com Photography, BS 2019 The Best Photography Schools in the US – The Art Career Report Ranked #29 in the US in 2019 by BestValueSchools.com Product Design, BS Ranked #14 in the US by College Values Online WESTPHAL FACILITIES The URBN Center Tia James Director of Recruitment & Retention Email: [email protected] WE ARE Skype ID: TiaJam22 AVAILABLE! Katie Gross Director of Recruitment & Retention Email: [email protected] Skype ID: kate.e.gross drexel.edu/westphal FACEBOOK www.facebook.com/DrexelWestphalCollege INSTAGRAM @drexelwestphal TWITTER @drexelwestphal YOUTUBE Drexel Westphal.
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