The requirements for a Master of Arts degree in art with a concentration in ceramics, drawing, metalsmithing, painting, photography, printmaking, sculpture, or watermedia, will be 31 semester hours. Thesis may be either research or creative work and must be defended in an oral review which constitutes a comprehensive examination. A thesis composed of creative work must be accompanied by a supporting paper. Application must be made to the Office of Graduate Studies. A representation from the thesis exhibition will be retained by the Art Department as part of its permanent collection.
Elective hours are to be chosen in consultation with the adviser.