Twelve scholarships were announced today by Transart Institute, to be awarded to students of the new MFA Creative Practice program offered in partnership with the University of Plymouth in the UK.
Two Transart Institute Developing Country Scholarships, four 2-year achievement scholarships and six 2-year merit scholarships will be awarded.
The scholarships provide a reduction in tuition from 10 to 50%.
The MFA Creative Practice is an international masters program for working artists with summer residencies in Europe, winter residencies in New York and one-on-one advisement during two academic years - wherever students work and live.
Students pursue work in any art-related genre and create their own course of study, working independently and with the support of self-chosen studio and research advisors.
Short periods of intensive residency permit students to continue with their professional work and keep a balanced personal life while participating in the program.