Application deadline: January 15, 2017
Emily Carr University of Art + Design
Graduate Studies
1399 Johnston Street
Vancouver, BC V6H 3R9
ecuad.ca/admissions/graduate/apply
Emily Carr University of Art + Design invites applications to join the graduate study and research communities in anticipation of the move to our landmark new campus, opening September 2017.
Our state-of-the-art campus at Great Northern Way is a space designed to support and foster innovation, collaboration and critical discourse. We are a University that exemplifies creative learning in the 21st century.
Emily Carr is a global leader in dedicated research for studio-based art, design, and media. Our graduate degree programs merge research, critical theory and contemporary studio practice in an interdisciplinary environment. We are committed to creating dynamic opportunities for graduate students through collaborative partnerships, industry alliances and practice-based research opportunities. We invite you to examine and explore as artists, designers and media-makers and to engage and lead the cultural and creative fields.
Master of Design (MDes)
The Master of Design (MDes)is a two-year, full-time, research-oriented, interdisciplinary degree for creative professionals at the forefront of design.
As an MDes student you will have the opportunity to develop your research within a range of established and emerging design fields including:
Health Design / Recreation Design / Communication Design / Product + Soft Product Design / Industrial Design / Sustainable Design / Service Systems Design / Interaction Design
The Master of Design degree prepares graduates to take leadership roles in established professions, or to initiate new ones. As a graduate, you will be poised to lead and inspire new design practice as an innovative and transformative professional.
Master of Applied Arts (MAA)
The Master of Applied Arts (MAA) supports rigorous practice-based creative research in a program that combines instruction from expert faculty with independent supervised thesis research.
The MAA experience prepares students to become professional artists who take risks, think unconventionally, foster change and contribute to an international field. This two-year, full-time program draws on a rich speaker series, including dedicated individual studio critiques with renowned visiting artists.
A defining component of the program is the summer internship/independent study period; this applied learning experience is developed in consultation with faculty and designed to develop professional momentum for students during their course of study.
Research clusters
Graduate students will engage with opportunities emerging from the University’s ground-breaking research areas, including:
Studios for Extensive Aesthetics
Studio for Critical Making
Indigenous Studies
Living Labs
Material Matters
Health Design Lab
Stereoscopic 3D
IDS Motion Capture
IDS Prototyping, Media, and Programming
IDS Wearables and Interactive Products
DESIS Design for Social Innovation Towards Sustainability
Interested students are encouraged to contact Emily Carr Graduate Admissions at [email protected].
