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Whether you’re a beginner or advanced artist, plan to attend CIA’s pay-as-you-go Life Drawing sessions on Wednesdays from 7-9pm in room 200 of the Joseph McCullough Building. Just bring your favorite drawing supplies + $15! More information available at http://ow.ly/lF4W1.
Student Life . Career Center . For Current Students . Graduate School
If you plan to continue your studies toward an advanced degree, the Career Center can help.
Many artists and designers choose to advance their skills through a graduate education. You might want to refine a focused body of work, gain business and entrepreneurship savvy, or prepare for a career in arts education.
To teach at the college level, you’ll likely need an MFA. And if you want to teach art at the K–12 level, you’ll need a master’s degree plus a teaching certificate. Read about the Master’s in Art Education offered in partnership with our campus neighbor, Case Western Reserve University.
The Career Center can advise you as you prepare to apply for graduate school. Schedule an appointment with us, and also visit our resource library for grad school guidelines or download our Guide to Graduate School .
Rachel Browner
Internship Coordinator
216.421.8072 | Contact
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Amy Goldman
Director of Career Center
216.421.8073 | Contact
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Drop-ins welcomed, appointments preferred
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