There are also graduate classes available in video and digital media. Students are encouraged to work across media boundaries. The two- year graduate program is selective, limited to twelve new students each year, and is designed to meet the demanding standards of the profession. The graduate program in studio art provides a combination of structure and freedom.
Students receive individual attention that encourages personal and professional development.
At the end of the first year of study, the work of each student is reviewed by all faculty members of the Art Department and, if passed successfully, the student is advanced to candidacy status in the second year. At the end of the second year, the program culminates in a public exhibition held in the Mills College Art Museum and is supplemented with a written paper. Facilities also include twenty-four individual private, private, new graduate. Students are required to work in their campus studios to encourage interaction with fellow artists and faculty. Slides must be loaded in a Kodak Carousel Transvue 80 slide tray in a carousel box, and must be accompanied with a slide list.