国际学生入学条件
A conferred four-year baccalaureate degree or its equivalent is required for admission to all graduate programs at SAIC. Transcripts are records of your studies that list the courses you completed, the grades received, and provide evidence of degree conferral. They may include grade sheets, exam results, final diplomas, degrees, or graduation certificates.
Official translations are expected for all educational documents issued in a language other than English. A translation agency or university language department should issue official translations typed on official stationary and the translator must attest proficiency in the original language and indicate their translations are accurate word-for-word.
During the application process an unofficial transcript is acceptable for review pending an Admissions decision. Official transcripts are required upon admission. Include transcripts both official and unofficial from all universities/colleges from which a degree was obtained or prerequisites were fulfilled.
Transcripts are considered official if sent directly from the degree- or credit-granting institution to the SAIC Graduate Admissions Office.
2 Letters of Reference are required.
TOEFL: 85
IELTS: 6.5
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- 雅思总分:6.5
- 托福网考总分:85
- 托福笔试总分:160
- 其他语言考试:DUOLINGO: 120
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课程简介
纤维和材料研究系源于纺织品的传统,它鼓励学生思考材料并通过材料进行思考,研究技术并扩大介质的使用范围。纤维和材料研究系由一群令人印象深刻且多元化的教职员工带领,其中包括该学科的当代工作创始人,该学院拥有世界上同类课程中规模最大的课程之一。研究生在面对新技术,计算机介导的体验和跨学科研究的同时,思考并处理纤维,布料,印刷,构造和其他手工过程。围绕环境,劳动力,生产,基于社区的项目和环境的想法和政治对部门至关重要。
The School of the Art Institute of Chicago's (SAIC) Department of Fiber and Material Studies provides you with an interdisciplinary study of fiber, materials, and processes that incorporate art-making approaches including: textile construction, sculpture, installation, action, and craft.<br>Courses emphasize the production of textiles and fiber arts within a contemporary art context and supported by current theoretical discourse. Students learn a vast range of textile construction, surface techniques, and processes, including: weaving, print, dye, stitch, soft sculpture, felting, knitting, crochet, spinning, collage, and embellishment. Our studios feature analog and digital equipment, and students engage in thinking and working with hand processes while incorporating digital technologies and computer-assisted approaches to making.
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