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| Duration | : | 2 Year |
| Study Type | : | Full Time |
| Tuition fees | : | 8,000 CAD |
| Conditional Scholarship | : | NA |
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Program Description
The graduate programs in Interdisciplinary Studies in MAP include a studies-based Master of Arts (MA); a practice-based Master of Fine Arts (MFA); and an Interdisciplinary PhD in Media and Artistic Research with three possible paths: Path A: Research on the Arts; Path B: Research in the Arts; and Path C: Research Through the Arts. In all cases, students are required to complete projects which integrate knowledge from two or three distinct traditional disciplines, one of which must be a MAP discipline (i.e.: film, media production, media studies, music, theatre, visual arts) or area (i.e.: creative technologies).
It is the philosophy of our program that traditional skills and specializations are usefully augmented and contextualized by a more traditional fine arts perspective and a contemporary cross-disciplinary approach. As society moves towards information economies, cultural and entertainment sectors are rapidly emerging as driving forces in change. In this environment, there is an opportunity to expand beyond traditional disciplinary boundaries to the areas of creative technologies and science; social history; pedagogy; and consciousness and identity. The graduate program in Interdisciplinary Studies in MAP is designed to accommodate students who are motivated to pursue innovative projects in a rigorous intellectual environment that is supported by a flexible framework of coursework and an expansive network of research links to the university community.
Faculty Description
The Faculty of MAP consists of the Departments of Film, Music, Theatre, and Visual Arts, and the Creative Technologies area. It is affiliated with the Department of Interdisciplinary Programs at the First Nations University of Canada. MAP offers a variety of undergraduate degrees as well as MA degrees in Interdisciplinary Studies, Media Studies, Musicology, and Music Theory; MFA degrees in Interdisciplinary Studies, Media Production, and Visual Arts; MMus degrees in Performance, Composition, and Conducting; and an Interdisciplinary PhD in Media and Artistic Research.
MAP explores contemporary media, art and performance practices, their histories and theories, in innovative and imaginative ways. Graduate programs offer core theoretical seminars, intensive hands on practices, and diverse courses taught by experienced faculty to facilitate individualized study programs. Research projects led by instructors provide training opportunities and funding. Support is also available through Graduate Studies Scholarships, Teaching Assistantships, and Graduate Student Assistantships. Our funded research initiatives include the Interactive Media and Performance (IMP) Labs, Regina Improvisation Studies Centre (RISC), and the Voice Lab. We host the program Artists-in-Residence in Socially Engaged Practice, in which visiting artists interact with students to develop professional skills and networks. Our Creative Technology Makerspace is a vibrant lab for community interaction. Regina is home to several public galleries, artist run centres, private galleries, screening facilities, and exhibition and performance spaces—many of which can provide graduate level professional placements.
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