Bard's graduate programs offer specialized courses of study in the studio and performing arts, the cultural history of the material world, the curating of the contemporary visual arts, environmental policy, sustainable business, economic theory and policy, and discipline-based teaching for secondary schools.
Each program prepares its students for the intellectual and practical challenges of their profession through research seminars, exhibition practicums, studio and performance critiques, chamber recitals, and professional internships, with scholars, practicing artists, curators, environmental policy makers, and educators. In culmination of these studies, the students prepare original scholarly theses, offer readings and group exhibitions of their creative work, curate exhibitions in the Center for Curatorial Studies galleries, and perform in concerts at Bard's Richard B. Fisher Center for the Performing Arts.
Each of Bard’s graduate programs leads to a master’s degree; one also has a Ph.D. program. Most important, through their innovative curricula, their bringing together emerging and accomplished practitioners, and their commitments to individual practice, these programs prepare their graduates to make informed, original contributions to their fields, to shape the future of their professions.
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Website | Apply | Events | E-mail: cep@bard.edu Phone: 845-758-7073 Application due dates: early: January 15, 2013; regular: March 15, 2013; final: May 15, 2013
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Website | Apply E-mail: conservatory@bard.edu Phone: 845-758-7196 Application due dates: vocal arts: December 14, 2013; conducting: January 1, 2014
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Website | E-mail: admissions@bgc.bard.edu Phone: 212-501-3057 Application due date: January 10, 2014
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Website | Apply | Events | E-mail: mba@bard.edu Phone: 845-758-7388 Application due dates: early: January 15, 2013; regular: March 15, 2013; final: May 15, 2013
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Website | Apply | E-mail: ccs@bard.edu Phone: 845-758-7598 Application due date: February 1, 2013
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Website | E-mail: fulltime@icp.edu Phone: 212-857-0006 Application due date: Rolling Admissions
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Website | Apply | Events | E-mail: levyms@levy.org Phone: 845-758-7776
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Website | Apply for the M.M. | Apply for the M.A.T. | E-mail: alex.powell@longy.edu Phone: 617-876-0956
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Website | Apply | Events | E-mail: mat@bard.edu Phone: 845-758-7151 Application due dates: New York priority: March 1, 2013; final: April 30, 2013. California priority: April 5, 2013; final: June 1, 2013.
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Website | Apply | E-mail: mfa@bard.edu Phone: 845-758-7481 Application due date: January 15, 2013
Bard's graduate programs offer specialized courses of study in the studio and performing arts, the cultural history of the material world, the curating of the contemporary visual arts, environmental policy, sustainable business, economic theory and policy, and discipline-based teaching for secondary schools.
Each program prepares its students for the intellectual and practical challenges of their profession through research seminars, exhibition practicums, studio and performance critiques, chamber recitals, and professional internships, with scholars, practicing artists, curators, environmental policy makers, and educators. In culmination of these studies, the students prepare original scholarly theses, offer readings and group exhibitions of their creative work, curate exhibitions in the Center for Curatorial Studies galleries, and perform in concerts at Bard's Richard B. Fisher Center for the Performing Arts.
Each of Bard’s graduate…