SCAD >Master of Arts

SCAD offers the most multi-faceted jewelry and objects curriculum in the world, from fine arts to commercial design.
The SCAD jewelry and objects department is the largest in the United States, yet it maintains a 16-to-1 student-to-faculty ratio.
Meet jewelry and objects student Kristen Baird.

Offered in: Savannah
Portfolio Requirements

MTJW	502	Contemporary Processes in Studio Practice*
SDES	501	Visual Communication and Presentation*
SDES	502	The Human Factor, Design Thinking*
ARTH	701	Contemporary Art
MTJW	702	History of Metals and Jewelry as Source
MTJW	705	Technical Research for Metals and Jewelry
MTJW	708	Concept Development for Metals and Jewelry
MTJW	724	Contemporary Issues in Metals and Jewelry
MTJW	731	Multiples: Objects for Adornment
MTJW	739	Theory and Criticism for Metals and Jewelry
MTJW	749	Metals and Jewelry M.A. Final Project
	-	500- to 700-level Elective
Total course of study		45 hours*

* Intensive coursework may be assigned upon admission.
Consult your faculty adviser in selecting elective courses.

VIEW STUDENT WORK

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Online chat for prospective graduate students Jun 11, 2012

Virtual information session about SCAD Jun 19, 2012

Megan Proctor interns at Coach, Inc.

Megan Proctor (B.F.A., metals and jewelry, 2011) accepted a winter design apprenticeship with Coach, Inc.
Savannah Magazine features Victor Ermoli

Victor Ermoli, dean of the SCAD School of design, was featured in the January/February 2012 issue of Savannah Magazine as part of a roundtable discussion with six other influential Savannahians about Savannah's future.
American Craft features School of Design

American Craft magazine featured SCAD and its emphasis on collaboration in an article titled "Real-World Art School" in its December/January 2012 issue, highlighting successful School of Design sponsored projects with the likes of The Limited, VTech, Kids II and JCB.

Jewelry and Objects