436 Master's degrees in Visual Arts in United States

The Master of Arts Program in Theatre at Bowling Green State University is designed to provide students with fundamentals essential for the development of independent thought and expression, ingredients necessary for creative scholarship and artistry in the theater. 

At INTO Illinois State University the Graduate Pathway in Studio Arts - Studio Arts program will prepare you to enter your next semester of a master’s degree program at Illinois State University.

The Art - Digital Technology MFA program from Arizona State University combines technological and artistic goals and is designed for students with skills and experience in both realms.

The Art and Visual Culture Education - Art and Visual Culture Studies degree offered by The University of Arizona will help you obtain an advanced professional understanding within the field of art education.

The Screen Studies M.A. at The City University of New York is a 36-credit postgraduate programme delivered at the Steiner Studios. This public study mode course lasts two years, offering a deep dive into cinema history and aesthetics within a professional media environment to prepare students for the evolving digital landscape.

Art - Visual Communication from Texas A&M University–Commerce is focused on meeting the needs of practicing professionals in the expanding field of visual communication who aspire to achieve a higher level of proficiency in creative design innovation.

The Drawing program of University of Massachusetts Dartmouth is for students who wish to further their interest and investigation of drawing as a contemporary art medium.

The Fine Arts Studio program of Rochester Institute of Technology is a rigorous two-year program comprised of major studio courses; studio electives such as glass, ceramics, film, and photography; theory and research seminars; as well as thesis credits.

The Arts Leadership degree at University of Houston offers advanced, interdisciplinary study in the management, promotion, and sustainability of arts organizations.

The Art programme at the University of Oregon is a full-time, three-year Master of Fine Arts degree based in Eugene. This interdisciplinary course focuses on studio investigation and critical discourse, requiring 90 credits to graduate. Students benefit from independent studios and expert mentorship in a world-class research setting.

The Producers programme at the University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA) is an elite M.F.A. degree delivered full-time over two years. This professional course focuses on creative producing and executive leadership within the global entertainment industry, combining storytelling excellence with strategic business expertise.

The Theatre (Directing Concentration) degree from Texas State University expands the skills of students, preparing them to work in regional and national theatres and to teach at the university level.

Immerse yourself in your studio practice and prepare for a dynamic career in the world of art with the Visual Arts program from University of North Dakota.

If you are ready to take your design experience and training to the next level and bring interdisciplinary skills into conversation with design research, our Design for Responsible Innovation program at University of Illinois at Urbana Champaign is the place for you!

The Theatre programme at Purdue University is a comprehensive Master of Fine Arts degree designed for aspiring professionals. This full-time, campus-based course requires 60 credit hours of intensive study. Students benefit from expert mentorship and high-specification facilities while preparing for careers in the global entertainment industry.

The MFA Art Practice program at School of Visual Arts is an interdisciplinary, low residency graduate program designed for artists who seek both flexibility and academic rigor.

Whether you have your sights set on a future in film or television, advertising, journalism, or many others, you’re sure to be prepared for your dream job with a Master of Fine Arts degree in Cinema and Media Arts from Lindenwood University.

The Studio programme at Indiana University Bloomington is a full-time, three-year M.F.A. residency. This public study mode course allows artists to master their craft through intensive research and creative practice. Students benefit from a top-tier research environment while refining their professional artistic skills.

The MFA Program in Studio Art is a three-year program at The City University of New York designed to offer artists the time, critical framework and opportunities to develop their practice in the middle of New York City. 

Our Studio Art program at University of Miami is designed for personal development and career success in both traditional and conceptual-based practice.