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Studying at the School of the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston, is a rare and energizing experience,
richly textured and individual. Here are just a few of the unique opportunities
you’ll encounter at SMFA:
You’ll have the freedom you need to cultivate your skills
and pursue your passions.
At SMFA, there are no artificial
limits to your interests. Instead of
majors, we have 15 different program areas of study in studio art—from Film to Painting to
Text and Image Art. You work with a faculty advisor to generate your own
personalized curriculum—mixing knowledge, practice, and media. More about our
areas of study…
You’ll work with working artists.
Our 150 faculty members are all
working artists—people who are pushing the boundaries of their own work. They’re
experienced, open-minded, and supportive; they serve as teachers and mentors;
and they love the art of teaching. Learning here is personal and intense. More
about our faculty …
You’ll find inspiration—and more—in the heart of a great
city.
Home to
79 colleges and universities and 56 museums, Boston is a great place to live, work, and
play. You’ll visit galleries, explore Harvard Square, walk along the Charles River, listen to music. In the heart of this
vibrant, energetic city, you—and your art—will thrive. More …
You’ll have access to a world-class museum and a top
university.
Next door to the Museum School are the world-renowned collections
and exhibitions of the MFA. Visit the Museum of Fine
Arts as often as you like—it’s free (and
inspiring). Students in our undergraduate and graduate
degree programs study with Tufts University faculty and
receive a Tufts degree—and all our students can access the university’s
resources.
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