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Directed Study

Refine your skills. As a Master of Fine Arts degree candidate, you’ll complete course assignments to develop the conceptual, design, and technical skills needed to successfully complete your MFA Thesis Project and/or portfolio. You must have passed your midpoint review. Director approval required. Fees and prerequisites will vary by topic.

Enhanced Studies

You will complete course assignments to develop the skills and knowledge as indicated on the graduate course syllabus and receive undergraduate credit for the course to be applied toward the undergraduate degree requirements. These credits cannot be applied toward any future graduate degree requirements. Director approval required. Fees and prerequisites… Read More

Jewelry and Metal Arts: Advanced Design and Fabrication

Continue to develop your conceptual and technical skills. Building on your knowledge of the materials, techniques, styles, and movements learned in JEM 610, you’ll work on individually tailored projects using new skills in chain making, etching, intermediate stone setting, and advanced clasps.

Forging and Forming

Shape non-ferrous metals through forging and the magic of fold forming to make jewelry functional and non-functional objects. Gain a greater understanding of the malleability of metals and learn to make tools specific to project needs.

Fundamentals of Computer Graphics

Learn the foundations of modern Computer Graphics including points, lines, polygons, and how to color and light them. You’ll explore different types of Shaders—the foundation for rendering CG objects—using basic lighting, texturing, types of textures, and environmental mapping.

Art History Seminar in London and Paris

Discover the art, architecture, and history of London and Paris. You’ll explore each region’s historic castles, cathedrals, and treasure-filled museums during your summer tour. NOTE: LA 278 meets the undergraduate Art Historical Awareness requirement. Students may also seek director approval to apply this course towards the undergraduate Cultural Ideas and… Read More

Cultural Studies in London and Paris

Discover London and Paris through the lens of art to understand culture, history, regional identity, politics, and economics. You will conduct field-based research in neighborhoods, museums, cultural institutions, and architectural sites to examine how the production, patronage, and collection of art informs the cultural identity of two of Europe’s most… Read More

Art History Seminar in London and Paris

Discover the art, architecture, and history of London and Paris. You’ll explore each region’s historic castles, cathedrals, and treasure-filled museums during your summer tour. NOTE: GLA 908 meets the graduate Art Historical Awareness & Aesthetic Sensitivity requirement. Students may also seek director approval to apply this course towards the graduate… Read More

Cultural Studies in London and Paris

Discover London and Paris through the lens of art to understand culture, history, regional identity, politics, and economics. You will conduct field-based research in neighborhoods, museums, cultural institutions, and architectural sites to examine how the production, patronage, and collection of art informs the cultural identity of two of Europe’s most… Read More

Fashion and Beauty

Combine editorial and fashion techniques to produce a portfolio of solid fashion and beauty work. Learning current styles and trends in editorial photography, you’ll focus on the lighting aspects of editorial and fashion assignments. (This course is cross-listed with PH 633.)