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The MA Jewelry & Metal Arts program provides professional training through studio practice, design principles, and conceptual exploration. Students develop expertise in fabrication, casting methods, laser technology, and material experimentation.
Graduate candidates will achieve these learning objectives:
Visual Communication
Demonstrate mastery of selected media and technical processes
Research and Concept Development
Incorporate investigative findings into creative solutions
Critical Analysis
Evaluate artwork through objective assessment: factual observation, technical examination, contextual interpretation, and outcome appraisal
Situate creative work within historical frameworks and current artistic developments
Professional Preparation
Develop a targeted portfolio aligned with professional aspirations
Academy of Art University Educational Goals
Graduates will exhibit competency to:
Create professional-quality work for career opportunities in their artistic discipline.
Address creative challenges through technical, aesthetic, and conceptual integration.
Present ideas effectively using industry-standard visual, verbal, and written communication methods.
Make informed creative choices grounded in art and design fundamentals.
Critically assess artwork using field-specific vocabulary.
Identify significant cultural and artistic influences across historical and modern contexts.
Acquire essential professional competencies for the international art and design industry.
Participate in diverse communities via internships, global programs, student organizations, and collaborative initiatives.