Master of Public Art Studies (MPAS)

Two-year program. Evening classes, mentored field internships, thesis projects and the administration of campus-based public art projects. Students acquire professional skills as public arts administrators, public art consultants, cultural policymakers, grant writers, nonprofit directors and public artists. Students engage communities in public art projects, conduct research and question paradigms in established public art theory, develop new working models and put them into practice, and explore the role of technology in the field.