The Master of Fine Art degree is a two-year 60-unit, multi-disciplinary and interdisciplinary program in the visual arts with studies in ceramics, drawing, painting, new media art, printmaking and sculpture. This professional terminal degree offers opportunities for solo and group exhibition, curatorial collaboration, exhibition catalogue production and written thesis. The curriculum encourages an integration of art theory, art history and art studio practice. Students will be expected to demonstrate an advanced level of professional studio competence developed through a significant body of work that is contextualized in contemporary culture. Special emphasis is placed on the development of individuality, depth, and professional competence in both art technique and concepts. <br><br>The program prepares students to enter the Fine Art profession by providing experiences with intensive and immersive study, exhibition of their work and community and professional engagement. The program also offers assistantship opportunities in teaching, art technician work and gallery operations. For a more complete list of possible professions attached to the MFA see Career Possibilities in Art.