MFA Art Practices at University of Colorado Boulder

The MFA in art practices is a rigorous program intended for artists committed to pursuing a professional life in the arts and prepares students for careers as practicing artists and arts professionals as well as teachers in colleges, universities and art schools. MFA students in the Department of Art and Art History are given private studio spaces and access to many of the department's facilities in the Visual Arts Complex and are eligible for a variety of awards, assistantships and teaching opportunities. The MFA is a two-and-a-half or three-year program.

Faculty: College of Arts and Sciences  |  Department: Art and Art History  |  Duration: 54 credit hours  |  Location: Boulder, CO, United States

What you will study

Sample listed courses: ARTS 5202 Graduate Drawing and Painting; ARTS 5222 Drawing & Painting Specialized Investigation; ARTS 5075 Graduate Ceramics; ARTS 5095 Special Topics in Ceramics.

Career pathways

The MFA in art practices is a rigorous program intended for artists committed to pursuing a professional life in the arts and prepares students for careers as practicing artists and arts professionals as well as teachers in colleges, universities and art schools.

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