School of Fine Art
Master of Fine Arts (MFA) Degree in Fine Art
The MFA curriculum in Fine Art allows students to concentrate on Painting, Printmaking or Sculpture with a focus on technical and conceptual development. The departments provide graduate students with studio space, exhibition galleries and state-of-the-art facilities and equipment.
The resulting student portfolios are critically appraised at the graduate student's Final Review and are professionally exhibited to the fine art community in San Francisco's gallery district.
Learning Outcomes:
Degree Breakdowns:
MFA Fine Art Unit Requirements
| Major |
27 units |
| Directed Study |
18 units |
| Graduate Liberal Arts |
12 units |
| Electives |
6 units |
| TOTAL |
63 units |
MFA Fine Art Degree Requirements
| 1 |
Art Historical Awareness & Aesthetic Sensitivity course |
| 1 |
Cross Cultural Understanding course |
| 1 |
Professional Practices & Communications course |
| 1 |
Graduate Liberal Arts Elective |
And:
- Successful completion of 63 units
- Successful completion of Final Thesis Project
- Minimum 2.0 cumulative GPA
- Minimum grade of C in all coursework
- Petition to Graduate
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