Programs
Schools and degree programs available at CalArts include:
- School of Art: Fine Arts, Graphic Design, Photography and Media
- School of Critical Studies: MFA Writing, MA in Aesthetics and Politics
- The Sharon Disney Lund School of Dance: BFA and MFA
- School of Film/Video: Film and Video, Experimental Animation, Character Animation (BFA), Film Directing (MFA)
- The Herb Alpert School of Music: DMA Composer-Performer, Composition, Composition for New Media/Experimental Sound Practices (ESP) (MFA), Performer/Composer, Performer/Composer: African American, Improvisational Music (MFA), Music Technology (BFA and MFA), Performance, Musical Arts (BFA), World Music (BFA and MFA)
- School of Theater: Acting, Directing (MFA), Writing for Performance (MFA), Puppetry (MFA), Design and Production: Costume Design, Lighting Design, Producing (MFA), Stage Management, Production Management (MFA), Scene Design, Sound Design, Video for Performance (MFA), Technical Direction, Scenic Painting, (MFA).
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