Art (Studio) M.A.

(32 credits minimum)

The master of arts is a non-terminal, preprofessional graduate degree, recognized by NASAD and CAA. Contact the Department of Art for the policies and procedures for the M.A. degree. Students have opportunities to pursue work in the following areas of study: Ceramics, Digital Media, Drawing, Graphic Design, Painting, Photography, Printmaking, Sculpture, and Sculpture-Wood Furniture.

Research (3 Credits):

ARTP 609 - Research for the Studio Artist 3 Credits

Major Courses (18 Credits):

18 graduate credits in art approved by the student’s advisor.

Electives (8 Credits):

Students complete 8 Elective credits in Art or outside of the department in consultation with their advisor.

Culminating Experience (3 Credits):

The master of arts course of study culminates in a research paper, creative presentation, or final visual project.

ARTP 696 - Culminating Experience 3 Credits

Note:

A minimum of one-half of all credit hours must be taken in courses numbered 600 or higher.