76 Master's degrees in Ceramics and Sculpture

The Art - Sculpture M.F.A. at The City University of New York is a 48-credit postgraduate programme delivered in a public study mode. This intensive course focuses on technical mastery and contemporary practice, providing students with private studios and access to prestigious gallery exhibitions in New York City.

The Sculpture programme at the University of Houston is a public M.Sc. level course designed for advanced artistic development. Students benefit from private studios and state-of-the-art workshops. This postgraduate degree focuses on inter-media and hybrid forms, fostering critical innovation in contemporary art practices.

In the Faculty of Fine Arts or Visual Arts, we promote an innovative educational community with balanced expression, imaginative problem solving, aesthetic understanding, critical thinking, and creativity within a studio environment...The Sculpture as constituent part of the Faculty is a professional and academic unit of the Jamia Millia Islamia. 

The Advanced Ceramics Division at Nagoya Institute of Technology is involved in education and research regarding the development of ceramic materials that are both human- and Earth-friendly, a direction that can contribute to building a sustainable, renewable future society.

MA Design (Textiles) immerses you in the research, application and production of textiles within the fashion design, interior design and craft industries. You will have the opportunity to focus on either structured or printed textiles, including both traditional techniques as well as emerging techniques using bio-based materials, non-extractive methods and digital 3D printing technologies.

The M.F.A. Ceramics program offered by Ohio University emphasizes the realization of individual goals. We encourage the exploration of ideas and materials to foster an atmosphere of diversity.  

The Sculpture and Expanded Practice Master of Fine Arts offered by Ohio University has a deep commitment to exploring a broad variety of materials, equipment, techniques, and forms free of imposed ideology. 

Our mission in the Industrial Ceramics programme from National Institute of Technology, Rourkela to produce highly qualified graduates possessing strong foundation in ceramic engineering worthy of serving industry, academia and research organization in India and abroad.

Blending theory with applied studies. The Ceramic Engineering program of Alfred University provides students with practical, hands-on experience in solving real-world ceramics problems, often with industrial partners as mentors.

The Fine Arts - Sculpture Curriculum at Pratt Institute encourages experimentation and cross-disciplinary exploration of 3D and 4D thinking and making. Diverse approaches draw on traditional and cutting edge concepts and encompass a full spectrum of techniques.

The M.A. in Craft and Material Practices at Arts University Plymouth is a one-year full-time or two-year part-time programme. This advanced degree encourages exploration of materials and techniques, fostering creativity and innovation in the field. Students will engage in hands-on learning and research, preparing them for contemporary professional practices.

Missouri University of Science and Technology is proud to offer the Ceramic Engineering MS program, providing an advanced education in the field of materials science and ceramic engineering.

The Art - Sculpture M.F.A. at University of Memphis is a professional postgraduate programme designed for dedicated artists. This public study mode course focuses on advanced technical mastery and conceptual depth. Students engage in rigorous studio practice over a multi-year duration to refine their unique creative vision.

The Ceramics M.F.A. at Georgia State University is a comprehensive master’s programme delivered in a public study mode. Over a duration involving 72 credit hours, students engage in an interdisciplinary curriculum that balances technical mastery with historical context, fostering professional artistic development.

The graduate Sculpture program at State University of New York at New Paltz embraces and cultivates the diversity and complexity of what is defined as sculpture today. The program supports investigations that encompass installation, intervention, performance, sound, video, new media as well as more traditional approaches to sculpture.

Digital Arts (Sculpture and Installation) from University of Malta offers you the opportunity to develop your artistic practice.

The Ceramics and Glass program at Konstfack University College of Arts, Crafts and Design is aimed at students who want to deepen their knowledge and push boundaries within their subject area in theory and practice.

The Master of Fine Arts in Sculpture at Boston University provides the tools and language for students to become rigorous thinkers and artists in the twenty-first century. 

The Ceramics program of University of Massachusetts Dartmouth offers the opportunity for concentrated studio work involving both technical and conceptual challenges. Through questioning and experimentation, students work to consolidate materials and processes while developing strong conceptual and expressive ideas.

Sculpture from Rhode Island School of Design supports artists engaged in rigorous interdisciplinary practices through an emphasis on visual and critical literacy.