14 Master's degrees in Visual Arts in Massachusetts, United States

The interdisciplinary Master of Science in Arts Administration and Cultural Entrepreneurship at Northeastern University prepares arts leaders to both convey the human necessity of creative expression and apply creative thinking to manage resources, inspire audience engagement, and sustain financial support.

The Master of Arts in Teaching (MAT) Visual Arts degree at Bridgewater State University was developed for high school and middle school subject area teachers who have an initial license and are seeking a professional license in the Commonwealth of Massachusetts.

Whether you want to explore narrative film, documentary, experimental media, installation art, or interactive media, Emerson College’s on-campus Film and Media Art MFA program gives you the expertise you need.

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.

Combining the pedagogical techniques of classical, musical theater, and contemporary voice with scientific analysis of vocal anatomy, Berklee College of Music's Vocal Pedagogy graduate program is the only comprehensive voice pedagogy program in the country for singers and teachers who want to diagnose vocal issues and offer healthy practice and performance solutions.

The ability to think creatively is valued far beyond artist communities. The Visual Arts program at Clark University will nurture your ability to think conceptually and see unique connections where others may not.

Design - The Dynamic Media Institute program from Massachusetts College of Art and Design enables students to pursue a thesis through a rigorous practice of research, prototyping, and writing.

The Art, Culture and Technology programme at Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) is a prestigious two-year, full-time Master of Science (SMACT). This public study mode course blends critical artistic practice with technological research, fostering leadership in cultural production and experimental media.

The Arts Administration degree program at Boston University is designed for students who wish to pursue careers in visual arts, performing arts, and arts service organizations in the public, private, and nonprofit sectors. 

This Visual Arts program at Lesley University is dedicated to creating a structure where growth and exploration are fostered not only while the student is enrolled but for the entire course of a lifetime of creative work.

The Media Arts - Film and Video program at Massachusetts College of Art and Design helps students refine their practice as artists working with the moving image.

The two-year Art History and Museum Studies program of Tufts University integrates the theoretical study of art history with practical concerns of displaying, managing, and interpreting art objects in a variety of museum settings.

Explore and analyze the arts in their contexts through observation, hands-on artistic creative processes, and academic study. Through this Visual Arts graduate certificate at Harvard University, you will learn about history’s great works, mediums, and themes.

Boston University's MFA in Visual Narrative integrates the BU School of Visual Arts’ tradition of drawing with sequential art storytelling practices. This program allows students the opportunity to craft stories that specifically integrate written and visual language, augmented by partnerships with theater, communications, the humanities, and sciences.