University of Chicago

Master in Visual Arts

University of Chicago
Master's2 yearsOn-Campus

About Program

Master in Visual Arts is a master's, 2 years, on-campus offered by University of Chicago through its Visual Arts Department, in Visual Arts.

Master in Visual Arts at University of Chicago: key facts

Level
Master's
Duration
2 years
Mode of study
On-Campus
Field
Visual Arts
Tuition fee
$68,544 / year
Living expenses
$25,400 / year
Application fee
$75
Intakes
January, March, May, June, July, August, November, December

Eligibility & English requirements

  • IELTS: 7 overall
  • TOEFL iBT: 100
  • Minimum GPA: 3

FAQs: Master in Visual Arts at University of Chicago

What is the tuition fee for Master in Visual Arts at University of Chicago?

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The tuition fee for Master in Visual Arts at University of Chicago is about $68,544 per year for international students. Living costs and other fees are additional.

How long is Master in Visual Arts at University of Chicago?

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Master in Visual Arts takes 2 years and is delivered on-campus.

What English score is needed for Master in Visual Arts at University of Chicago?

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The minimum English requirement is IELTS 7, TOEFL iBT 100. Requirements can vary by band, so confirm on the official program page.

What is the minimum GPA for Master in Visual Arts at University of Chicago?

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The minimum GPA or CGPA requested is 3. Strong profiles with work experience or research may be considered more flexibly.

When can I start Master in Visual Arts at University of Chicago?

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Available intakes: January, March, May, June, July, August, November, December. Apply well before the deadline of your chosen intake.

Is there a scholarship for Master in Visual Arts at University of Chicago?

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Scholarships are available for eligible students on this program. Speak to an Aavanto counsellor to check the criteria and deadlines.

How can Aavanto help me apply to University of Chicago?

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Aavanto counsellors shortlist programs, review your documents, prepare your SOP and guide you through the application and visa process. The first counselling session is free.

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