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
SAIC’的声音艺术美术硕士(MFA)是该国为数不多的在严格音乐环境之外考虑声音的计划之一,它考虑到实验性,美学性,促使学生扩展和探索这种媒介,关键和概念性维度。声音部门的跨学科声音制作方法包括基于模拟和数字录音棚的音频工艺,计算机编程,性能(即兴演奏和曲目),声音安装,硬件设计,基于文本的声音作品,歌曲创作,和传输。对学生进行了自我批评和高级研究技术的培训。制作的作品的性质完全取决于学生自己的过程,兴趣和执着。
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.<br>The Master of Fine Arts in Studio (MFA)Sound is one of the few programs of its kind in a school of fine art, housed in a department that is a pioneer in sound art, experimental music and sound studies. <br>We encourage our MFA Studio students to move beyond their home departments and work with faculty and peers in any area that supports their graduate work and research. Graduate studios for MFA students are spread across campus in clusters that allow for robust interdisciplinary exchange.<br><br>Graduate-level courses and topical seminars support individual studio work by exposing students to the larger dialogues around the production, exhibition, and function of art as well as its expanded cultural production and reception. Students design a personalized curriculum by choosing from a wide variety of seminars, courses, and graduate advisors linked to numerous studio, design, and academic departments. Graduate critiques, central to the MFA experience, alternate between discipline-specific panels in the fall semester and interdisciplinary panels in the spring semester.
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