Master of Fine Arts in Industrial Design Online
Program Description
Diversification within the Industrial Design graduate curriculum allows for concentrations in transportation, product and furniture design. Graduate studies courses hone the graduate student's mastery of industrial design materials, developmental drawing, 3D model-making and construction practices. Graduate students will work on independent and group projects under technical and creative guidance from professional faculty.
The program emphasizes the identification and resolution of design problems and the nurturing of creativity and innovation. Graduate students will achieve expert skills in digital technology and problem solving. The graduate student is encouraged and guided by professionals and faculty in the achievement of an individually conceived Final Project. This project will incorporate the graduate student's personal creativity, through analysis of design, concept, aesthetic perspective, and human factor, and upon approval by the Final Review committee, will have the opportunity to be exhibited publicly.
Required Courses
The Master of Fine Arts requires completion of 63 semester units. Visit the School of Industrial Design to see degree requirements.
Course Schedule
The Academy of Art University makes its best effort to post an accurate projected schedue. However, due to unforeseen circumstances the course schedule may change. View Online Course Catalog/Schedule.
Course Hardware Requirements
The Industrial Design Department has online classes that require software that is only available for the PC. Please review the individual online class description page for specific software requirements. The individual online class description pages of the catalog identify particular online. It is recommended that online students refer to these pages prior to purchasing a new computer.
Admissions Requirements for MFA Programs
- Proof of graduation from a BA or BFA program (or the equivalent in another country, i.e. official college transcripts)
- A portfolio representing the student's work in the area of study for which the student is applying
- A letter of intent that explains why the prospect wants to take on the MFA program
- A resume and letters of recommendation
Visit the Graduate Admissions page for more information.
Contact
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Telephone: 1.800.544.ARTS