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Graduate Art Schools
Many students who complete a bachelor's degree in art did so because they found the field extremely interesting. However, after graduating, a large portion of students transition into unrelated careers. Only a handful decide to pursue art fulltime. These are the ones who decide to complete a Master of Fine Arts (MFA) at graduate art school.
How does graduate art school differ from undergraduate?
If you're considering earning an MFA, you should be aware of the major differences between undergraduate and graduate courses. One crucial distinction is the level of attention you'll receive. Many of your classes will be one-on-one seminars with highly skilled professionals in very specialized fields. You probably won't take as many survey courses since most programs train you to become an expert in your specific medium. You'll also learn a lot more history and theory so that you'll be qualified to teach courses at the university level after your certification. Remember, the main goal of these programs is to produce future artists—not just enthusiasts.
What sort of job can I get?
That really depends on the medium you choose and your level of dedication. However, many MFA graduates either go on to teach, create, or trade art. Job opportunities vary from field to field, but there will always be demand for good art. You might become an art teacher at a local university, or perhaps you'll become a restoration expert at a museum. |
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| The Art Institute of Pittsburgh – Online Division | |
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 Develop your creative potential through The Art Institute of Pittsburgh Online Division where we give you the freedom to decide when and where to attend class. Because you're always on the go, we offer education to go wherever you connect to the Internet. While we meet the demands of your busy lifestyle, our online degree and diploma programs go even further by embracing the standards of excellence long held by The Art Institute of Pittsburgh and The Art Institutes system of schools backed by an over 85-year commitment to academic excellence. Learn from the leader in online creative arts education.
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Master's: Computer Animation - Master of Fine Arts, Graphic Design - Master of Fine Arts |
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| The Art Institutes® - Multiple Locations | |
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 The Art Institutes system of schools is a leading educator of students in the creative and applied arts, including design, media, fashion, and culinary programs. Every program of study offered to you is regularly reviewed by industry leaders, advisors, and employers for relevance in the marketplace. Changes are made, if necessary, to integrate subject matter into the curriculum so that our degree programs reflect the way things are done in the real world of work. Programs listed are not offered at all locations.
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.gif) Learn from industry-expert faculty who have achieved the highest level of academic and industry accomplishment in Fine Arts, with experience from Sega, ImageWorks, Disney, and other companies. Take classes at one of the most technologically equipped digital arts colleges in the United States.
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Master's: MFA in Graphic Design, MFA in Special Effects Animation |
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