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Fine Arts 2D
MassArt’s 2D graduate program blends both traditional and contemporary practices of painting, drawing, and printmaking.
Animation
Through exposure to a variety of techniques and viewpoints, students gain the ability to work creatively beyond the conventions of mainstream animation.
Architecture
The architecture program prepares students to be sensitive to the needs of their clients and to adapt to the constraints of the surrounding environment.
Art Education
The art education department prepares students to be skillful, imaginative, and socially engaged teachers and artists.
Ceramics
Ceramics students explore personal ideas through the lenses of history, aesthetics, world culture, social/environmental issues, design, craftsmanship, science, and innovation.
Communication Design
Communication design touches the lives of every person and is central to how we construct and convey meaning.
Design Innovation
The Master of Design: Design Innovation (MDes) program at MassArt is a full-time, two-year (60 credit hours) graduate program that prepares the next generation of innovators to lead organizational and social transformation at corporations, nonprofits, educational institutions, and entrepreneurial ventures.
Dynamic Media Institute
The 60-credit DMI MFA enables students to pursue their thesis through a rigorous practice of research, prototyping, and writing.
Fashion Design
Fashion Design explores the relationship between classic principles and bold innovation - and how each one can drive the process of creation.
Fibers
The fibers program offers students an intensive grounding in traditional fiber techniques to support experimental work across all areas of art, artisanry, and design.
Film/Video
Students at MassArt study film and video as fine arts, in an environment that emphasizes and supports the development of a personal vision and encourages experimentation across mediums and genres.
Fine Arts 3D
The MFA-3D graduate program gives students access to an expanded understanding of the sculptural medium.
Furniture Design
Explore furniture design at MassArt through a unique collaboration between the College and North Bennet Street School.
Glass
The glass program encourages students to experiment with glass as a medium for individual expression, through the creation of vessels and sculptural forms.
History of Art
History of Art students are both scholars and artists, participating in both thesis research and a rigorous studio component.
Humanities
Every MassArt degree program includes a core curriculum of at least eight general education courses offered in Humanities and Integrative Sciences and Biological Arts, designed to provide context, insight, and fresh perspectives for students pursuing the arts.
Illustration
Every illustrator is a storyteller at heart. MassArt’s Illustration program emphasizes the understanding of character development and narrative techniques.
Industrial Design
The industrial design program teaches students to solve design problems and redesign products to improve their usability.
Integrative Sciences and Biological Arts
The new
Interdisciplinary Master of Fine Arts
The MFA Low Residency program offers artists and educators a 60-credit terminal degree, earned in two academic years and three summer residencies on the MassArt campus in Boston’s arts district.
Jewelry & Metalsmithing
Through the creation of jewelry, functional objects, and sculpture, students in the jewelry and metalsmithing program give form to their artistic vision.
Painting
Painting students are part of an intense working environment where they can pursue their own direction. The program encourages diverse practice and does not limit the development of work into other genres.
Photography
Photography students study photography as fine art with an emphasis on the history of photography and the body of criticism surrounding the medium, as well as the development of their own personal vision and experimentation in the studio.
Printmaking
Printmaking courses encourage the mastery of traditional techniques as well as experimentation and innovation.
Sculpture
Sculpture students have the opportunity to work with a wide range of materials, including wood, different types of metals, clay, plaster, mixed media, glass, fiber, stone, and video.
Studio for Interrelated Media (SIM)
The Studio for Interrelated Media (SIM) is designed for student artists interested in a curriculum that supports idea-centered, interdisciplinary, and non-media specific artistic practice, alongside autonomous and collaborative working strategies and self-governance.
