MFA Curriculum
The MFA requires 60 semester credit hours, which are distributed over six semesters of a three-year program. The credit hours include:
Major Concentration | 35-40/CR |
Supporting Studio Courses | 3-8/CR |
Art History Electives | 6/CR |
Graduate Contemporary Issues Seminar | 3/CR |
Graduate Seminar |
2/CR |
Electives |
6/CR |
The requirement for the MFA degree consists of (1) the Graduate Exhibition: a substantial body of original works of art to be exhibited on or near campus during the final semester of the student’s program, and (2) a written document in which the candidate offers context in support of a the body of work, and demonstrates proficiency in analyzing, interpreting and organizing materials, conducting research and communicating perceptions, insights, and conclusions. A final oral examination will be given at the time of the Graduate Exhibition.