Graduate Program in Indigenous Art
The design of the master's degree program in Indigenous art is based on the underlying belief that professionals of artistic practices, research, and management in a multicultural society must be familiar with the social, cultural, and ethnic contexts of the Indigenous arts in general.
The program's objectives are to:
Graduate Program in Visual Art Education
The Graduate Institute of Visual Art Education emphasizes a balance of studio, art history, and education courses taught by experts in their fields. VAE program provides advanced level students with classroom and teaching experiences in area schools and community settings. Visual Art Education graduates are well prepared to be successful art educators and have a very high job placement rate. With a wide range of expertise, its faculty members are committed to the quality preparation of art educators and arts administrators, who will become reflective teachers, activists, and researchers serving schools, communities, and arts-related organizations.
Continuing Education Program in Arts and Creative Industries
This graduate program provides students with the advanced knowledge to become a successful art entrepreneur/ entrepreneurial artists in the arts and creative sectors. Cross disciplinary type of educational program such as formal lectures, courses, seminars, and practicum training, designed to enlighten an individual with further skills or knowledge to be applied in the art world. It draws on the knowledge and workplace experience of a talented group of academics and combines the latest thinking in arts and creative industries with the practical and specialist skills in the field.