Graduate students enrolled in a degree program at Iowa may work concurrently toward the certificate and an M.A., M.F.A., or Ph.D. Students who wish to pursue the certificate but not a graduate degree may do so with nondegree status in the Graduate College. The certificate requires 24 semester hours of course work. At least 6 semester hours must be taken from the academic course list and 6 semester hours from the arts and technologies course list. For more information, consult the center's publications List of Courses and Final Project Guidelines . Admission Admission requires active standing in the graduate college.
Applicants submit a statement of purpose and evidence of scholarly or creative work to the center.
For more information about admission, contact the center. Financial Support Students may secure support from regular University sources or from outside funding agencies. Working assistantships are available at the center's professional production workshops. Internships and part-time work are available to qualified student and nonstudent professionals, especially in the areas of bookbinding, papermaking, and letterpress printing. Publication Notice Page content was reviewed in June 2000.