Program Overview

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Overview of University Programs

The Stamps School of Art & Design at the University of Michigan offers a unique art and design education, focusing on research and creative practice as engines for cultural change and innovation.

Undergraduate Programs

Overview

The undergraduate programs at Stamps include:

• BFA
• BA
• Interarts Performance
• Dual Degrees
• Minor in Art & Design
• Courses

Program Details

The Interarts Performance program introduces students to the history of performance art, with no prerequisites required. The program is 3 credit hours and is offered in the Fall semester.

Graduate Programs

Overview

The graduate programs at Stamps include:

• MDes in Integrative Design
• MFA in Art
• Courses

Pre-College Programs

Overview

The pre-college programs at Stamps include:

• Spring Programs
• Summer Programs
• Fall Programs
• Anytime
• FAQ

Research and Creative Work

The Stamps School of Art & Design leads the conversation in art and design research, with work showcased by faculty, graduate students, and undergraduate students.

Exhibitions and Events

The school hosts various exhibitions and events, including the Penny Stamps Speaker Series and the Stamps Gallery, which features current and upcoming exhibitions.

Life at Stamps

The school offers a range of support services, including advising, career development, community engagement, faculty mentorship, financial aid, and study abroad opportunities. Students can also participate in student organizations and utilize the school's studios and facilities.