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School of Architecture students see problems in their communities and they want to fix them. Our students push the boundaries of architecture: developing apps for museums, collaborating with theater students, creating a visualization program with Virtual Reality and building things with robots. Faculty & Staff Resources.
The School of Art has fostered over 100 years of remarkable alumni and a global network of unique and influential creators. After their time at Carnegie Mellon, students pursue residencies, fellowships, and terminal degrees in the arts as well as related fields across the sciences and humanities. They actively exhibit their work in gallery ...
School of Drama classes are small so that students can collaborate with and receive highly individualized, personal attention from our faculty. Students can choose from our five undergraduate degree programs or our five graduate-level degree programs. We encourage students and faculty to make connections off campus, within Pittsburgh ...
Arts, Architecture and Design That Impact the World. The College of Fine Arts is comprised of nationally and internationally recognized artists and professionals within five schools, renowned for our comprehensive studio and conservatory-style programs situated within an interdisciplinary, cutting-edge research university.
We encourage critical inquiry and creative production, melding CMU with society and culture. At the College of Fine Arts, we cultivate a community of nationally and internationally recognized artists and professionals within our five schools (Architecture, Art, Design, Drama and Music), our associated programs (BXA Intercollege Degree Programs ...
STUDIO administers the Frank-Ratchye Further Fund — an endowment to encourage the creation of innovative artworks by the faculty, staff and students of Carnegie Mellon University. With this fund, STUDIO seeks to develop a cache of groundbreaking projects created at CMU, works that can be described as "thinking at the edges" of the ...
Combining the renowned interdisciplinary and creative power of Carnegie Mellon University's College of Fine Arts with the analytical expertise of Heinz College, the MAM program cross-trains graduates to be arts managers who can lead any organization at the highest level and have lasting impact on the communities they serve.
