One hundred and eight units over a three-year course of study are required. Residency is
required. Students must take a minimum of twelve units per quarter.

First Year:
First Year Graduate Seminar (210), Workshop Materials & Methods (211), Graduate Seminar: Interdisciplinary Studies in Art and Culture (215), Graduate Seminar: Issues in Contemporary Art (220), Graduate Group Critique (230 all three quarters), and Graduate Independent Study (240 all three quarters).

Second Year:
Workshop in Career Development (212), Graduate Seminar: Interdisciplinary Studies in Art and Culture (215) or Graduate Topics in Studio Production (236), Graduate Seminar: Issues in Contemporary Art (220); Graduate Group Critique (230 two quarters); Graduate Independent
Study (240 two quarters); Graduate Research Seminar (260); Graduate Thesis Writing Seminar (261); Graduate Thesis, Independent Study (262).

Third Year:
Graduate Group Critique (230); choice of Graduate Seminar: Interdisciplinary Studies in Art and Culture (215), Graduate Seminar: Issues in Contemporary Art (220), Graduate Topics in Digital Media (234), Graduate Topics in Studio Production (236), Directed Reading and Research (250), Directed Group Study (251), Graduate Interdisciplinary & Collaborative Projects (255), Curatorial Projects (257), Cooperative Program and/or Studies Abroad (269), ACE Seminar (Arts 270-279), University Teaching (399) or outside seminar (over two quarters); choice of Graduate
Independent Study (240), University Teaching (399) or outside seminar (over two quarters); Graduate Thesis, Independent Study (262 all three quarters); Graduate Thesis, Exhibition
Critique (263).