About the Program
The master of fine arts degree in studio art is a two and a half year program designed for rigorous study in one of the following areas: ceramics, digital art, drawing, painting, printmaking, or sculpture. Successful completion of this terminal degree qualifies graduates to seek opportunities in higher education and the professional world of art. The 60 credit hour degree in studio art requires residency (regular studio presence) and culminates in a Thesis Publication and solo Thesis Exhibition.
*Graduate Research and Teaching Assistantships are available.
*Graduate Studio spaces are provided.
Application and Admission Requirements
Prospective graduate art students must apply to and be accepted by all of the following: