419 Full-time Master's in Visual Arts in United States

The Printmaking program at the Tyler School of Art and Architecture at Temple University is a two-year, 60-credit program leading to the Master of Fine Arts degree. The M.F.A. program prepares graduates for careers as professional artists and educators.

The Master of Arts in Emerging Media Studies at Boston University offers instruction concerning social and emerging media from the perspectives of technology studies and social science.

The Cinema MFA program offered at San Francisco State University is intended for individuals who wish to pursue independent film and media production.

The Art program of The University of Texas at San Antonio is the terminal degree in the field of studio art. UTSA is an accredited institutional member of the National Association of Schools of Art and Design. 

A Master's program embracing emerging technologies. The Electronic Integrated Arts program of Alfred University provides an interdisciplinary context in which to explore interrelationships between emerging forms of electronic and digital technologies.

A flexible Art and Art Education degree from Teachers College at Columbia University that allows students to pursue their own interests, conduct research, and develop special projects in the field of art education. 

The Visual Arts Administration M.A. at New York University is a 39-credit postgraduate programme available in full-time and part-time study modes. This pioneering course prepares leaders for the global art ecology, blending business acumen with cultural expertise through public engagement and professional practice.

The Arts History programme at Indiana University Bloomington provides a comprehensive foundation in historical analysis and theoretical frameworks. This Master of Arts degree is delivered via a public study mode, focusing on original research and the completion of a master's thesis under expert faculty guidance.

The Art History and Library Science (Dual) programme at Indiana University Bloomington is a public, three-year M.A./M.L.S. course. This rigorous dual degree combines advanced art historical research with professional library science training, preparing students for specialised roles in curation and archival management.

We offer a master degree ion Film and Video at California Institute of the Arts CalArts. During the course of three years, graduate students are expected to achieve technical expertise, to gain historical and critical perspective in their area of focus and to produce a substantial body of work. 

The Art - Printmaking M.F.A. at The City University of New York is a professional master degree designed for talented artists. This public programme offers intensive studio practice and access to premier facilities. Students benefit from a dedicated printmaking suite and private studios during their advanced creative residency.

The Arts Administration programme at Indiana University Bloomington is a master level course delivered via a public study mode. This professional curriculum prepares students for leadership in the cultural sector through world-class academics and innovative research opportunities at a top-ranked institution.

Printmaking from Rhode Island School of Design encourages individual artistic growth through the exploration of printed multiples. 

Art Market Studies from Fashion Institute of Technology SUNY provides students with the knowledge and skills to successfully navigate the global art world.

The Studio Art M.A. at Kent State University is a public, in-person programme designed for artists to refine technical skills. Over a 30-credit duration, students specialise in disciplines like ceramics or painting. This degree provides a professional portfolio pathway for career advancement or further doctoral study.

The Master of Arts (MA) in Modern and Contemporary Art History from the School of the Art Institute of Chicago is a two-year, 36-credit masters program specializing in modern and contemporary art in its international contexts. 

The Art programme at The City University of New York offers a comprehensive education in creative practice and history. Students can pursue various degree types, including B.A., B.F.A., and M.F.A. levels, through full-time study. This curriculum blends traditional studio techniques with modern digital media in a vibrant urban setting.

The Visual Development master programme at Academy of Art University offers a professional public study mode for aspiring artists. This advanced degree focuses on high-level creative skills and portfolio building. Students engage in rigorous training designed to prepare them for elite roles within the global entertainment industry.

Art History and Criticism from Stony Brook University focuses on modern and contemporary art and visual culture.  We aim to produce scholars, critics, curators and practitioners who can address global artistic production through contemporary issues and paradigms.

Pratt Institute’s MA and Advanced Certificate in Art and Design Education programs with initial New York State teacher certification (visual arts, all grades) prepares students to integrate their intensive studio preparation with learning how to teach in the context of contemporary art and design practices.