The graduate degree programs in the School of Art are diverse and wide reaching. Whether you’re interested in interdisciplinary pursuits or traditional structures, the graduate programs are tailored to fit your needs for success.

The program offers two MAs in art history and art education, two MFAs in studio art and digital technology and one Ph.D. in design, environment and the arts (history, theory and criticism). Studio art MFAs can be centered around our seven areas of study, which include ceramics, drawing/painting, fibers, intermedia, photography, printmaking and sculpture/metals/wood.