The Master of Fine Arts in animation (MFA) is a terminal degree for those who intend to engage in professional studio or design practice in the animation industry, as well as those who wish to teach animation related courses at the college level. Students learn to present their work, incorporate feedback, and situate their practice within aesthetic, historical and cultural contexts. After completing their interdisciplinary coursework, students develop a thesis project that includes a public presentation component.
In addition to working with world-renowned faculty, students in the MFA program have the opportunity to develop their teaching through teaching assistantships, to attend and present at conferences through competitive scholarships, to engage with the core intellectual life of the Harry W. Bass Jr. School of Arts, Humanities, and Technology through the Dean’s Colloquium and other speaker series, and to collaborate in multiple research collectives.



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