Bard's Graduate Programs offer specialized courses of study in the studio and performing arts, music, human rights and the arts, the cultural history of the material world, the curating of the contemporary visual arts, environmental policy and education, climate science and policy, sustainable business, economic theory and policy, and discipline-based teaching for secondary schools.
Each program prepares its students for the intellectual and practical challenges of their profession through research seminars, exhibition practicums, studio and performance critiques, chamber recitals, and professional internships, with scholars, practicing artists, curators, environmental policy makers, and educators. In culmination of these studies, the students prepare original scholarly theses, offer readings and group exhibitions of their creative work, curate exhibitions in the Center for Curatorial Studies galleries, and perform in concerts at Bard's Richard B. Fisher Center for the Performing Arts.
Each program prepares its students for the intellectual and practical challenges of their profession through research seminars, exhibition practicums, studio and performance critiques, chamber recitals, and professional internships, with scholars, practicing artists, curators, environmental policy makers, and educators. In culmination of these studies, the students prepare original scholarly theses, offer readings and group exhibitions of their creative work, curate exhibitions in the Center for Curatorial Studies galleries, and perform in concerts at Bard's Richard B. Fisher Center for the Performing Arts.
New York - Cambridge - Los Angeles
Bishkek - West Bank - Vienna
fine arts
decorative arts,
design history,
material culture
curatorial studies
human rights
and the arts
Bard Graduate Programs in Sustainability
economic theory and policy
global studies
Master of Arts in Teaching
vocal arts
conducting
the orchestra now
chinese music and culture
performance studies
collaborative piano fellowship
instrumental arts
Longy Master of Music