The MFA curriculum is designed to provide both interdisciplinary discourse and disciplinary depth. Across the Department of Art, MFA students have much of their course work in common through classes such as graduate critique (ART 612), theory and history seminars, and special topics courses. Graduate review and thesis committees are made up of faculty from more than one media concentration. Through media-centered Issues and Practices seminars and independent studies, students also have opportunities to concentrate on particular areas of specialization.Specialized facilities and equipment are available in all eight media areas that comprise the department digital arts, sculpture, photography, ceramics, jewelry and metalsmithing, painting and drawing, printmaking, and fibers.

The MFA curriculum is designed to provide both interdisciplinary discourse and disciplinary depth. Across the Department of Art, MFA students have much of their course work in common through classes such as graduate critique (ART 612), theory and history seminars, and special topics courses. Graduate review and thesis committees are made up of faculty from more than one media concentration. Through media-centered Issues and Practices seminars and independent studies, students also have opportunities to concentrate on particular areas of specialization.Specialized facilities and equipment are available in all eight media areas that comprise the department digital arts, sculpture, photography, ceramics, jewelry and metalsmithing, painting and drawing, printmaking, and fibers.