Learning Outcomes

• Develop the ability to integrate knowledge and methodologies from multiple disciplines to address complex problems and create innovative solutions.
• Enhance critical thinking and analytical skills by evaluating and synthesizing diverse perspectives and approaches.
• Cultivate communication skills around interdisciplinary concepts and findings to both specialized and general audiences.
• Foster collaboration skills to work effectively in diverse teams and interdisciplinary areas.

The MFA in interdisciplinary studies requires a minimum of 48 s.h. of graduate credit. Students accepted to the MFA in interdisciplinary studies may work with the Graduate College to include a self-defined subprogram as part of the new degree title. The self-defined subprogram is a tailored and topical subtitle for the MFA in interdisciplinary studies and typically defines the focus of the students' courses and/or scholarship.

A thesis and final exam are required. Coursework is approved by the student's advisory committee and must be numbered 3000 or above.

Contact the Office of Academic Affairs in the Graduate College for more information.