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The MFA in Studio Arts is an intensive studio-based program for those wishing to explore creative production in a challenging academic environment. Housed in the Faculty of Fine Arts—one of North America’s largest and most respected schools for graduate fine arts study— the MFA program appeals to practicing artists who wish to refine ...
The MFA in Studio Arts represents the culmination of academic training in the visual arts. Alongside exemplary production skills within a given medium, our graduate students develop sophisticated understandings of the conceptual underpinnings of their work; of the social significance of their activities; and of the historical lineage and antecedents of their ideas.
SAIC's highly acclaimed Master of Fine Arts (MFA) in Studio is a 60-credit program that supports creative work, inquiry, and investigation across 12 different departments as part of the advanced preparation of fine arts practitioners. Online Application. Priority Deadline: December 1 - $45 Application Fee.
The Master of Fine Arts degree is offered in studio art. Candidates are required to take 18 credit units of course work in addition to a thesis exhibition and seminar. Candidates should anticipate a minimum of two years to complete the program, taking half of the required course work each year and maintaining an active studio practice throughout the program.
- Portfolio
- How Do I Submit My Portfolio?
- Statement of Intent
- Curriculum Vitae
- Letters of Recommendation
Up to 20 examples of work (images, video, music), indicating an in-depth understanding of material and critical discourses, and demonstrating a personal direction and potential for future growth. You may include any relevant publications (such as reviews or critical essays) authored by yourself or others as evidence of your professional activity.
Your portfolio, statement of intent, and CV must be submitted via SlideRoom(external link). Please note, articles, letters and other documents must be submitted in PDF format.
Your statement of intent may briefly address the conceptual, historical and/or theoretical context of your practice. The main purpose of your statement of intent is to help us understand how you anticipate your work evolving during the period of your MFA studies. Suggested length is 750 to 1250 words.
Your CV should concisely outline related professional experience (exhibitions, publications, awards) and activities that convey a sense of commitment to a career in the arts. Maximum length is four (4) pages.
We require the submission of two references, each written by an independent individual who can provide an objective assessment of your academic and/or professional background, and your capabilities with respect to the MFA program. Unless you’ve been out of school for more than four years, at least one letter (and preferably both) should be written ...
1. MASTER OF FINE ARTS PROGRAM 1.1 Introduction The University of Saskatchewan's Master of Fine Arts: Studio Art Program offers artists the opportunity to develop a practical and theoretical understanding of their art practice in the context of a challenging and supportive faculty of studio artists, art historians, and art educators.
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individuals with a studio art background, which generally includes 41 undergraduate credits and a minimum of 12 credits in art history (quarter equivalents apply). 2. Application form + applicable fee, official transcripts from each college or University attended (min. GPA 3.0), and an official TOEFL score (if required).
