M.F.A. students may choose a concentration in Ceramics, Drawing, Glass, Painting, Jewelry/Metals/Enameling, Print Media and Photography, Sculpture and Expanded Media, or Textiles.
Students may specialize in geographic regions—including African, American, Asian, or European art—or historic periods—including Medieval, Renaissance, Modern, or Contemporary art.
Recognized by U.S. News & World Report as one of America’s top graduate programs in the visual arts, the School of Art offers competitive graduate assistantships in all degree areas. Students are supported and challenged by a world-class faculty, who stimulate individual and collaborative creativity in the classroom, studio and gallery spaces.
Join us on October 10 for the Ambassador Crawford College of Business and Entrepreneurship Student Involvement Fair!
The fair offers students the opportunity to explore and engage with student organizations in the Ambassador Crawford College of Business and Entrepreneurship. Students will have a chance to network with peers, learn how to join a student organization, and explore opportunities to develop leadership and enhance communication skills.
October 2, 2024 | 9:00 am – 12:00 pm│ Crawford Hall, Main Entrance (2nd Floor, near Crawford Statue)
Stop by the table and connect with representatives from the Cleveland Cavaliers and learn about job and internship opportunities.
| Introduction to Semiconductor Devices and Cleanroom (Foundational) | Sand to Silicon (Intermediate) | |
| Total Credits | 0 (non-credit course) | 0 (non-credit course) |
| Prerequisites | None |
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Both micro-credentials Fall 2024 are completely FREE! Since the programs are non-credential courses, there will be no cost added to your student tuition. Guest students also have no cost to attend either of the programs.
