MFA Print Making/Graphics

Master of Fine Arts in Print Making/Graphics

MFA Print Making/Graphics or Master of Fine Arts in Print Making/Graphics is a two-year postgraduate degree in printmaking and graphic design. MFA Print Making/Graphics students will progress their content and craft, form skills, dig up and spread critical capability, create fluency in modern structure debate, and increase their ability to work happy with their work. This course focuses on advanced form, technique, and exercise analysis, influenced by an understanding of the following backgrounds: craft, audience, contemporary practice, theory and history, and the ever-changing media landscape. Candidates are encouraged to generate new ideas, uphold and promote the highest structural standards, and stay up to speed on current advancements in the field of graphic structure.

MFA Print Making/Graphics Eligibility

• The candidates must have qualified for their Bachelor of Fine Arts degree or any other equivalent qualification from a recognized University.
• The students should have secured a minimum of 55% aggregate marks in their Bachelor's.

MFA Print Making/Graphics Syllabus

Syllabus of Print Making/Graphics course as prescribed by various colleges & universities.

MFA Print Making/Graphics Colleges

• Mumbai University, Mumbai
• MJC Jalgaon, Jalgaon, Maharashtra
• Government College of Art, Chandigarh
• Kurukshetra University, Haryana
• Sir JJ School of Art, Mumbai, Maharashtra

MFA Print Making/Graphics Course Suitability

• The Master of Fine Arts in Print Making/Graphics program is designed for artists who want to learn more about traditional printmaking processes such as lithography, etching, and woodcut, as well as modern tools like as Photoshop and Illustrator.
• Students will be able to explore with various materials and methods while also developing their own artistic personalities.

How is the MFA Print Making/Graphics Course Beneficial?

• Graduates with an MFA in printing and graphics have several work choices. Many creatives choose to work on their own, producing and promoting their own works through art galleries, fairs, and online markets.
• Others may choose to work in related fields such as graphic design, illustration, or art education. Other occupations that some artists may choose to pursue include museum administration, curation, and research.

MFA Print Making/Graphics Employment Areas

• Art Shops
• Advertising Industries
• Game Websites
• News & Media
• Publication Houses
• Publishing and Public Relations Industries

MFA Print Making/Graphics Job Types

• Art Director
• Brand Designer
• Design Manager
• Freelance Designer or Illustrator
• Graphic Designer
• Picture Editor
• Packaging Designer
• Retail Designer
• Web Designer / Interactive Designer