Description : Master's program(english) in Bard College

Quick overview: From human rights to physics, studio arts to experimental liberal arts, Bard College students create personalized education programs with the best teachers in their fields. Educational process is conducted in four areas:

• Art;
• Languages, literature;
• Science, mathematics, computing;
• Social studies.

The university offers traditional and interdisciplinary academic, interdisciplinary programs. Students take advantage of dual degree programs, study abroad, and career-focused internships.

Bard students choose from approximately 48 programs and concentrations in the following academic divisions:

• Department of arts;
• Department of Languages and Literature;
• Department of Science, Mathematics and Computer Science;
• Department of Social Research;
• Cross-sectoral programs.

Brief information: Bard College's Master's programs offer specialized in-studio courses, performing arts studies, cultural history of the material world, curatorship in contemporary visual arts, environmental policy and education, sustainable business, economics and politics, and disciplinary education for secondary school teaching.

Each program prepares international students for intellectual and practical challenges through research seminars, exhibition practices, studio criticism, performances, chamber recitals, and professional internships with academics, practicing artists, curators, environmental policy makers, and educators. Completing these studies, students prepare original scholarly theses, conduct readings and group exhibitions of their creative work, curate exhibitions in galleries at the Center for Curatorial Research, and perform at concerts at the Richard B. Fisher Center for the Performing Arts.

Bard's Master's programs give students the tools to shape the future of their profession. Experienced educators design innovative curricula designed to challenge emerging leaders. More than 600 students are seeking an advanced degree.

Bard University offers the following programs:

• Economic theory and politics;
• MBA in Sustainability;
• Photographic research;
• Curatorial research;
• Environmental policy, education;
• Music;
• Education;
• Decorative arts;
• Art;
• Orchestra;
• Vocal art.