TUITION: (2009-10) $1,195 per credit except for Information and Library Science which is $960 per credit.
GRADUATE ADMISSIONS CONTACT
Young Hah, Director of Graduate Admissions
Pratt Institute has been a leader in educating artists, designers, architects and librarians since its founding in 1887. In a city where most colleges claim for their campus the sidewalks and streets, Pratt's Brooklyn campus, home to many of its graduate programs and its undergraduate programs, is a twenty-five acre oasis of grass, century-old trees, meandering paths and historic buildings. Located in Clinton Hill, an historic section of Brooklyn, Pratt is accessible to New York City by public transit lines and by car. Pratt also holds day, evening and weekend graduate program classes at its Manhattan campus at 144 W. 14th St. in Manhattan. Housing and parking on Pratt's Brooklyn campus are available.
Pratt's faculty, most of whom are practicing professionals, bring to the classroom a ‘‘real world’’ expertise, a strong theoretical base and the high standards of their professional work. The faculty has received more than 18 Tiffany, Fulbright and Guggenheim Awards as well as other prestigious professional awards. All of the Institute's programs are supported by state-of-the-art computer facilities in order to prepare Pratt graduates for the increasingly competitive marketplace. Pratt also has extensive gallery space which features the work of students, alumni, faculty and other well-known artists and designers throughout the academic year. The Institute educates over 4,700 undergraduate and graduate students annually from all states and 60 countries.
GRADUATE SCHOOL OF ARCHITECTURE
Thomas Hanrahan, Dean of Architecture
Harriet Markis, Chairperson, Facilities Management
John Shapiro, Chairperson for City and Regional Planning
Jaime Stein, Chairperson, Environmental Systems Management
Eric Allison, Chairperson, Historic Preservation
William MacDonald, Chairperson, Master of Architecture, and Architecture and Urban Design
DEGREES
M. Arch.: Architecture (first professional).
M.S.: Architecture (post-professional), Architecture & Urban Design (post professional), City & Regional Planning, Environmental Systems Management, Facilities Management, Historic Preservation.
SCHOOL OF INFORMATION AND LIBRARY SCIENCES
Tula Giannini, Dean
DEGREES
M.S.: Library & Information Science.
ADVANCED CERTIFICATE in Archives, Library & Information Studies, Library Media Specialist, Library Museum Studies.
GRADUATE SCHOOL OF ART AND DESIGN
Mary McBride, Chairperson, Design Management
Monica Shay, Chairperson, Arts & Cultural Management
Concetta Stewart, Dean of Art & Design
Jeff Bellantoni, Chairperson, Communications and Packaging Design
Peter Patchen, Chairperson, Digital Arts & Interactive Media
Matthew Burger, Chairperson, Industrial Design
Anita Cooney, Chairperson, Interior Design
Donna Moran, Chairperson, Graduate Fine Arts
Jean Davis, Chairperson, Graduate Creative Arts Therapy
Amy Brook Snider, Chairperson, Art & Design Education
Edward DeCarbo, Acting Chairperson, Art History
DEGREES
M.I.D.: Industrial Design.
M.F.A.: Computer Graphics, New Forms, Painting/Drawing, Photography, Printmaking, Sculpture.
M.P.S.: Art Therapy (Creative Development), Arts & Cultural Management, Design Management, Special Education (Art Therapy).
M.S.: Art Education, Art History, Communications Design, Dance Therapy, Interior Design, Packaging Design.
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