Below are some frequently asked questions regarding the Master of Fine Arts program at the University of Texas Arlington. Please consult these questions before contacting the advisor.

Does my work fit with this program?

The MFA in the Art+Art History department offers students a broad range of study and exploration within the areas of Intermedia, Film and Video, Glass and Visual Communication. If wish to discuss your work with a faculty member to see if UTA’s program is right for you, contact the Graduate Advisor Nancy Palmeri at npalmeri@uta.edu or 817.272.2891 and she will coordinate an appointment with the appropriate faculty representative to discuss your goals and interests.

What does the Dallas Fort Worth area offer me?

Arlington is situated between the Dallas Fort Worth metroplex and offers convenient access to many diverse cultural activities. The museums in the area are world-renowned and provide students with a vital resource for study.

MFA students with the Art+Art History Department have unlimited access to the Gallery at UTA, which offers students the opportunity to view exhibitions by regional, national and international artists. For more information about the Gallery at UTA and other museums and galleries in the area, visit www.uta.edu/gallery.

Do I get a studio to do my work?

Yes, MFA students are assigned shared studio spaces. Many of the studios are equipped with state-of-the art computers for film editing, photography, and visual communication. The department also operates several highly specialized digital imaging labs as well as traditional studio facilities.

Where do I get an application for admission?

You can find on line admission applications at www.uta.edu click onto Admissions, the Graduate, then Apply Now. If you prefer to download a paper application to submit either via mail or in person, you can find one at www.grad.uta.edu. You can also find application at our website, www.uta.edu/art, click Master of Fine Arts. Please remember that the Art+Art History Department has a two-stepped application process: (1) submission of the application to the Graduate College and (2) submission of the application packet to the Art+Art History Department. The department will not review incomplete applications.