Grad Studies Directory
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Business of Art & Design MPS |
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The MAAE program combines two summers in residence with online coursework and research during the school year. The program invites art educators to deepen their studio practice while exploring contemporary practices in teaching art and conducting an action research study in their school setting. The MAAE results in a new body of work for exhibition, an article for publication and a sense of renewal in one's practice as an artist, teacher and researcher. Graduates have pursued their artistic careers, taken on new leadership roles, and gone on to doctoral study in art education.
The Center for Art Education Fred Lazarus IV Center for Graduate Studies Stacey Salazar Director, Master of Arts in Art Education Coordinator, Graduate Internship Program ssalazar@mica.edu |
The Master in Professional Studies (MPS) in the Business of Art and Design provides a comprehensive, highly-concentrated education in business management specifically for artists, designers and related professions.
Open Studies 1229 Mount Royal Ave. 410-225-2219 or 410-225-2217 Heather Bradbury Director of Master of Professional Studies Programs hbradbury@mica.edu |
Art Education, MA
Business of Art and Design, MPS Community Arts, MFA Critical Studies, MA Curatorial Practice, MFA Design Leadership, MA/MBA Graphic Design, MFA LeRoy E. Hoffberger School of Painting, MFA Illustration Practice, MFA Information Visualization, MPS Mount Royal School of Art, MFA Photographic and Electronic Media, MFA Post-Baccalaureate Certificate in Fine Arts Post-Baccalaureate Certificate in Graphic Design Rinehart School of Sculpture, MFA Social Design, MA Studio Art, MFA Teaching, MA |
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Critical Studies MAThe Master of Arts in Critical Studies program at MICA gives students an in-depth grounding in critical theory, analysis, and writing through an intensive, one-year program set in the heart of contemporary cultural production. Prepare for a career influencing culture through writing and other forms of critical expression—as a writer, resident expert, archivist, critic, or other professional working in the field.
Jennie Hirsh, Ph.D. Director jhirsh@mica.edu |
Community Arts MFA |
Curatorial Practice MFA |
Graphic Design MFA |
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MFA in Community Arts students develop their own artistic voices as they investigate the relationship of the citizen artist, art and community.
Community Arts, MFA The Center for Art Education MICA PLACE 814 North Collington Avenue Baltimore, Maryland 21205 Ken Krafchek, Director, kkrafchek@mica.edu |
MICA’s new MFA in Curatorial Practice will prepare students to take a responsible approach to the expanding role curators play in creating a vibrant cultural life in the 21 century’s global society.
Fred Lazarus IV Center for Graduate Studies, 1st Floor Jose Ruiz, Director, jruiz01@mica.edu |
The program offers a uniquely pragmatic, hands-on approach to advanced design study. Students are active initiators of original creative projects and pursue advanced studio work in design, art and digital media; coursework in the history and theory of art, design and culture, and deepen understanding of the issues driving contemporary design and culture.
Graduate Faculty Office: Brown 405 GD MFA Production & Seminar Room: Brown 404 Ellen Lupton, Co-Director, elupton@mica.edu Jennifer Cole Phillips, Co-Director, jphillips@mica.edu |
Illustration Practice MFA |
LeRoy E. Hoffberger School of Painting MFA |
Mount Royal School of Art MFA |
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The MFA in Illustration Practice prepares candidates to elevate their artistic and business abilities, blend media within new cultural contexts, and integrate research and critical analysis into their work. The program embraces existing models of illustration practice while engaging new models and creating alternative markets.
Fred Lazarus IV Center for Graduate Studies Whitney Sherman, Director, wsherman@mica.edu |
The LeRoy E. Hoffberger School of Painting is one of the nations only graduate programs to focus on painting, its history and its methods. Students develop a dialogue with the Director participating in most aspects of the program including selecting Visiting Artists, trips to Museums and galleries, and special activities. Each semester a renowned a Critic-in-Residence is chosen to deliver seminars and meet with students monthly.
Fred Lazarus IV Center for Graduate Studies 4th Floor Joan Waltemath, Director, jwaltemath@mica.edu |
A multi-disciplinary program with an open approach to materials and media, focusing on independent studio work and critical thought. Mount Royal students tap the many opportunities available at MICA and the major metropolitan centers of the Northeast in creating a unique program of study that fosters the realization of their creative vision.
Fred Lazarus IV Center for Graduate Studies 5th Floor Luca Buvoli, Director, lbuvoli@mica.edu |
Photographic & Electronic Media MFA |
Post-Baccalaureate, Certificate in Fine Arts |
Post-Baccalaureate, Certificate in Graphic Design |
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Photographic and Electronic Media is a platform to explore the reverberating social and artistic uses of optical and electronic media technologies. Its curriculum and intent is to ground artistic practices in a rigorous investigation of historical and critical contexts; it prepares students to realize artistic projects involving complex techniques, and provides intellectual and technical skill sets demanded for professional practice and teaching. Crucial in the Photographic and Electronic Media program idea is to probe and extend the continuing efficacy of the photographic (in all its forms) while simultaneously recognizing that optical media have been challenged by computer graphics, animation, data-visualization, virtualization, mixing media, or by the incorporation of scientific, medical, or experimental technologies.
Fred Lazarus IV Center for Graduate Studies 4th Floor Timothy Druckrey, Director, druckrey@mica.edu Laura Parnes, Interim Director, lparnes@mica.edu |
The Post-Baccalaureate Certificate in Fine Arts offers an intensive fine arts studio experience that allows students to achieve a new level of mastery in art making. Post-Bac students pursue independent work, developing a disciplined studio practice that will carry forward into graduate study or work as artists outside of an academic environment.
Fred Lazarus IV Center for Graduate Studies Ground Floor Bill Schmidt, Director, wschmidt@mica.edu |
MICA's Graphic Design Post-Baccalaureate (GD PBac) program offers students an intensive immersion in the language and practice of graphic design. Tailored for individuals who seek to work with a select group of dedicated peers in a challenging and supportive environment, the program will prepare students for advancing their careers and/or for applying to competitive MFA programs at MICA and other colleges and universities.
Graphic Design Post Baccalaureate, Fox 412 Sandra Maxa, Director, smaxa@mica.edu |
Rinehart School of Sculpture MFA |
Social Design MA |
Studio Arts MFA |
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One of the oldest programs of its type in the United States, Rinehart is at the center of innovation in this evolving art form. Students work in a wide range of mediums and approaches‚ from stone carving and metalscasting to installation and time-based art‚ reflecting in their work the complex nature of sculpture as contemporary art‚ meta-medium.
Fred Lazarus IV Center for Graduate Studies Maren Hassinger, Director, mhassing@mica.edu |
The Master of Arts in Social Design (MASD) is a one-year, interdisciplinary graduate program offering an experiential and creative approach to understanding and addressing the challenges facing society. From a foundation in visual communication and design thinking, the program delivers its content through a variety of curricular and project-based learning opportunities in conjunction with visiting faculty and scholars from different disciplines and backgrounds. Fred Lazarus IV Center for Graduate Studies Mike Weikert, Director, mweikert@mica.edu |
This low-residency, 60-credit interdisciplinary MFA program is designed for experienced artists who want to pursue graduate study without disrupting their ongoing careers. The emphasis of the program is in integrating practice with theory, where students are encouraged to be independent thinkers and researchers who may focus within one specific medium or work across various media. This low residency program includes four summers of six-week residencies at MICA, a winter critique each year and distance learning when students are not in residence at MICA.
Center for Art Education Fred Lazarus IV Center for Graduate Studies Zlata Baum, Director, zbaum@mica.edu |
Teaching MA
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The Master of Art in Teaching (MAT) provides outstanding preparation for teaching of art. The curriculum integrates hands-on teaching experience with coursework in practice, current theory, and research. Graduates of MICA‚ MAT program are highly competent teachers of art who are skilled practicing artists. The two-year residency leads to certification to teach art in grades K–12.
Center for Art Education Fred Lazarus IV Center for Graduate Studies Shyla Rao, Ed.D., Director, srao@mica.edu |
