Student artwork is important to The Art Institute of California — Sunnyvale. It is of great benefit in teaching other students and in demonstrating the nature and value of the programs. Artwork is used by admissions representatives to show prospective students and counselors what Art Institutes students have achieved. Student artwork is also a basic part of the catalog and other publications and exhibitions illustrating the programs at The Art Institutes. The Art Institute of California — Sunnyvale reserves the right to make use of the artwork of its students for such purposes, with student permission. The school also reserves the right to select artwork that is appropriate to a given circumstance and may choose not to display work that might be viewed as objectionable by some audiences.

Study Trips
The Art Institute of California — Sunnyvale arranges study trips to local cultural and commercial sites. These visits are an integral part of each student's training and offer a chance for valuable exposure to places and events relating to the student's field of study. In addition to local study trips to support curriculum, out-of-town seminars and visits are planned in individual programs. The costs related to optional study trips are not included in regular tuition or fees.

Special Programs
Special programs may be offered by The Art Institute of California — Sunnyvale each summer for art teachers and educators. Contact the Admissions Office for further information. Summer Teen Programs, a one-week program corresponding to the degree programs offered, may be scheduled in the summer for high school students. For more information, contact the Admissions Office at The Art Institute of California — Sunnyvale.