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Academics Master of Arts in Music, Studio Art, and Theatre and the Dramatic Arts
Academics Master of Arts in Music, Studio Art, and Theatre and the Dramatic Arts In This Section:
Master of Arts in Music, Studio Art, and Theatre and the Dramatic Arts
Mission Statement
The mission of the Master of Arts in Music, Studio Art, and Theatre and the Dramatic Arts degree is to provide a broad-based curriculum in the fine arts that enhances skills and concepts in Theatre, Music and Visual Art. The program is designed to help foster individual research and development through creative experiences and interconnectivity of fine arts areas.
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