The
Graduate Program in Arts Administration is open to qualified applicants
who have earned a bachelor’s degree from a fully accredited
college or university in the United States or abroad. All candidates
for admission are selected on the basis of undergraduate transcripts,
academic and personal references, and related work experience.
We are particularly interested in those applicants who have two
or more years of work experience after conferral of their undergraduate
degrees.
Students
are expected to have a demonstrable, discipline-based expertise
in one art area (such as visual arts, dance, theatre, or music).
Although this requirement may be satisfied in a variety of ways,
most applicants have undergraduate degrees in the arts.
Please
note that admission is granted on a rolling basis. However, we
strongly recommend that applicants for the semester beginning
in January complete their application by November 15, and for
the September term, by March 15.
Personal interviews are strongly encouraged, either in person or by telephone. Standard admission tests, such as the GRE (institution code: 3108) or GMAT are required for international students and for those students who have received their baccalaureate degree within the past two years. International students must also submit a TOEFL score.
The
Boston University Arts Administration program is committed to
making the world safe for art –
not making art safe for the world.
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