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University requirements for the M.F.A. are described in the "Graduate Degrees" section of this bulletin.
Working jointly, the departments of Art & Art History and Mechanical Engineering offer graduate degrees in product and visual design. A large physical environment, the Design Yard, provides professional caliber studio space and well-equipped shops. Flexible programs may include graduate courses in fields such as engineering design, biotechnology, marketing, microcomputers, or the studio and art history curriculum. The program centers on a master's project and may also include work in advanced art and design. The program is structured to balance independent concentration with the use of the University and community, and interaction with the students and faculty of the graduate Design program. Cross disciplinary interaction is encouraged by a four-person graduate Design faculty.
ADMISSION
FIELDS OF STUDY OR DEGREE OPTIONS
Fields of study for the M.F.A. degree are offered in Product or Visual Design.
DEGREE REQUIREMENTS
Graduate students must remain in residence at Stanford for the duration of the program.
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