The BFA program in Sculpture enables undergraduates to develop a strong technical, visual, conceptual and aesthetic background. Students are exposed to a wide range of professional studio practices. Directions in contemporary Public Art are given consideration, as well as conceptual art issues dealing with non-traditional formats, idea oriented works, and performance art. Within the context of contemporary sculptural issues, the program cultivates the visual and verbal articulation of one's own work and ideas as well as the work of others. The final year is devoted to the development of an independent body of work. Please download our undergraduate curriculum guide for more information. The MFA in Sculpture is a 2-year professional program designed to provide an intensive and personal framework that allows and encouragesstudents to develop their own esthetic potential. These 2 years are to be 6 academic and consecutive quarters, exclusive of Summer Quarter.The Sculpture program usually has 4 graduate students in residence, accepting 2 new students per year.