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 Architecture The School of Architecture has offered a professional bachelor of architecture degree program since its founding in 1904. The program's goal is to provide students with creative, technical, environmental and historical competence. The School also offers three prestigious graduate degree programs focused on computational design and building performance: the Master of Building Science, the Master of Science in Architecture and the Doctor of Philosophy in Architecture. Please visit the School of Architecture's web site for more information. Art The School of Art offers a progressive undergraduate program designed to educate artists to engage a complex, rapidly changing global culture. Extensive contemporary studios allow for a wide range of media offerings, from traditional to highly contemporary. The School’s innovative, interdisciplinary, contextually oriented three-year Master of Fine Arts program ranks among the highest nationally. Please visit the School of Art’s web site for more information. Design In the School of Design, undergraduates can concentrate on either communication design where they learn effective presentation of ideas and information by means of type and image or industrial design where they concentrate on producing products, devices and designs that support and enhance human interactions. Graduate students can earn a degree in interaction design, studying the way people use and interact with technology, or communication planning and design, a joint program with the Department of English that explores the verbal and visual aspects of communication design. Please visit the School of Design’s web site for more information. Drama The School of Drama at Carnegie Mellon University is the oldest degree-granting drama program in the United States, offering comprehensive, professional training since its foundation in 1914. The undergraduate program is an intensive four-year conservatory in acting, directing, design and performance technology & management. For graduate students, the School of Drama offers options in dramatic writing, directing, design (costume, scenic and lighting) and performance technology & management. Please visit the School of Drama’s web site for more information. Music The School of Music at Carnegie Mellon offers a comprehensive undergraduate curriculum with programs leading to degrees in performance and composition. With the addition of a fifth year, graduates can also receive certification in music education. Certification in Dalcroze Eurythmics, or piano pedagogy is also available. Each degree program is based on a solid foundation of performance and musicianship with intense focus on preparation for a professional career in music. The graduate program in Music offers the Master of Music in performance, conducting and composition. Highly specialized, these programs offer both intense professional training and practical experience to better prepare the student to function effectively in the music field of the 21st century. With a university environment enriched by computer technology, the School places strong emphasis on contemporary music as well as music of past centuries. The School of Music is accredited by the National Association of Schools of Music. Please visit the School of Music’s web site for more information. |
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