This concentration is part of the Studio Art, MA program.
Command the physical space
Let's transform your ideas into tangible forms, manipulating materials and challenging the boundaries of three-dimensional space. When you focus your Master of Arts in studio art on sculpture, you'll become empowered to create evocative public installations, gallery-ready artworks and large-scale projects that change how viewers experience their environment.
Shape your legacy
Your work as a sculptor does more than occupy a room. Come develop the technical mastery and conceptual depth to communicate complex themes through metal, stone, wood and modern media. Whether you pursue a career as a professional artist, a public arts coordinator or an educator, you'll graduate with a body of work that defines your voice and elevates the cultural landscape of your community.
Master the material
Our facilities provide the space and equipment you need to push the limits of your practice with traditional technique exploration alongside innovative fabrication methods. Under the guidance of experienced faculty members, you'll refine your technical skills and build a portfolio that reflects your unique artistic vision. Get ready to command the professional art world.
Applying to the studio art master's programs
Admission requirements
To be eligible for consideration into the School of Arts' MA or MFA program, you must:
- meet the SFA Graduate School requirements.
- and achieve a 2.5 GPA overall and 3.0 GPA in the major for clear admission.
Ready to complete your application?
- Apply to the Graduate School.
- Send the following three items directly to the School of Art:
- Your Portfolio: A collection of 20 art pieces, provided either via an online link or on a USB drive.
- Career Goals: A written statement explaining your professional objectives.
- Recommendations: Three completed recommendation forms.
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Curriculum requirementsHow long will it take to complete?
36 credit hours.
Is this program accredited?
Yes, by the NASAD.
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