Art | UCLA Graduate Programs
Headed by a faculty of internationally recognized artists and complemented by a roster of distinguished visiting lecturers, the Department of Art at UCLA...
2022年10月11日 · INFORMATION FOR GRADUATE (MFA) APPLICANTS Fall 2023 Thank you for your interest in the UCLA Department of Art MFA Program. Admission to the program is by …
Art MFA - University of California, Los Angeles
Opened in Fall 2019, the UCLA Margo Leavin Graduate Art Studios provide individual and communal work spaces for MFA art students with a flexible design that considers the nature of …
Graduate Admissions : UCLA Department of Art
UCLA offers several kinds of financial assistance for graduate students. M.F.A applicants are encouraged to complete the fellowship section of the UCLA Graduate Application for campus …
Acting (MFA) - UCLA School of Theater, Film, and Television
UCLA TFT’s M.F.A. acting program readies collaborative artists for the rigor of an ever-shifting performance landscape.
Directing (MFA) - UCLA School of Theater, Film, and Television
The Directing Program offers a robust curriculum, encompassing core studio courses, three production opportunities, and interdisciplinary electives. Encouraging holistic growth, students …
Screenwriting (MFA) - UCLA School of Theater, Film, and Television
The two-year Master of Fine Arts degree program allows students to focus on either feature film or television writing, with opportunities to explore workshops in both areas.
UCLA Design Media Arts | Programs | Graduate
Each student works toward an individual thesis project that incorporates research and theoretical exploration of a topic of their choice, with the goal of producing a refined body of work that …
Graduate Studies : UCLA Department of Art
Opened in Fall 2019, the UCLA Margo Leavin Graduate Art Studios provide individual and communal work spaces for M.F.A Art students with a design that considers the nature of …
Multi-factor Authentication at UCLA - IT Services
Multi-factor authentication (MFA) is a security enhancement that requires two forms of verification when using your UCLA Logon and adds critical protection for your sign-on credentials.