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School ofJewelry & Metal Arts

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SCHOOL OF JEWELRY & METAL ARTS

ContentsProgram Overview ................................................. 5

What We Teach ....................................................... 7

Faculty .................................................................... 11

Degree Options ...................................................... 13

Our Facilities .......................................................... 15

Student & Alumni Testimonials ............................ 17

Partnerships .......................................................... 19

Career Paths .......................................................... 21

Additional Learning Experiences ..........................23

Awards and Accolades ..........................................25

Online Education ...................................................27

Academy Life .........................................................29

San Francisco ........................................................ 31

Athletics .................................................................33

Apply Today ............................................................35

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ProgramOverview

OUR MISSIONTurn your love of wearable artwork into a profession. Through our program, you will find and cultivate your artistic voice as you create innovative pieces applying techniques ranging from the traditionalin jewelry skills, to the latest utilizing laser cutters, electronics, and 3D modeling and printing.

We have a strong focus on sustainability and eco-friendliness when it comes to the materials and procedures used by both students and instructors. JEM students learn about a variety of qualitymetals and gemstones appropriate for successfuloutcomes. We will help you cultivate your artisticvoice as you create innovative new pieces.

You will be challenged, supported, and guidedby artist-educators who are as passionate aboutteaching as they are about their own studio practice.Plus, you’ll have the opportunity to collaborate withstudents from the Schools of Fashion, Photography, and Motion Pictures & Television to creatememorable, one-of-a-kind pieces.

WHAT SETS US APART• The jewelry and metal arts skills we teach cover

traditional to contemporary techniques• We are located in San Francisco, one of the most

dynamic and creative cities in the world• Our program is one of only a few in the world

to offer Online Jewelry and Metal Arts Degrees, including AA, BFA, MA, MFA

• Not only are we in close proximity to a vibrant metalsmith community, world-class museums, and galleries, but we also have easy access to exciting new technologies and services

• The JEM program is special in that, after the required introductory courses, it offers a concentrated, unique opportunity for students to tailor their program coursework to their area of interest and future goals

• Students gain a dynamic, comprehensive understanding of how to create objects for personal adornment, as well as those that are functional or purely sculptural

The School of Jewelry & Metal Arts (JEM) program is designed to nurture your per-sonal creative visions and give you the skills to bring them to life.

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What We Teach

THE JEWELRY & METAL ARTS PROGRAM

In these courses, you will create fine metal art objects and jewelry using non-ferrous and precious metals. Begin by learning the basics of fabrication and casting techniques before moving on to more challenging projects. Take a creative and intelligent approach to innovation through an in-depth explora-tion of metals combined with a variety of materials, including plastic, wood, ceramic, stone, textiles, paper, rubber, cement, resin, and found objects.

Design and create using modern industrialtechniques and adapt them for jewelry designsand sculptural forms. In the laser-cutting course, you will learn to create vectors and use a laser cutter to cut precise, intricate designs in a variety of mate-rials, including wood, paper, leather, some plastics, and cardboard. From there, you can enrich yourcurriculum with 3D modeling and printing tocreate volumetric forms.

Our degree programs are designed to equip aspiring jewelry and metal artsprofessionals with a comprehensive toolbox of marketable skills that lead tocareer success. Academy of Art University offers one of the best programs injewelry and metal arts in the United States.


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JEWELRY DESIGNERJewelry designers are usually drawn to their career because of a passion for artistic pursuits and fashion. Designers may work with jewelers and individual customers to create one-of-a-kind jewelry, or they may work for manufacturers developing new pieces for the company’s collec-tions. Some entrepreneurial designers goon to start businesses, selling designer jewelryunder their own names.

METALSMITHMetalsmithing can be a rewarding career for those who are creative and skilled with their hands. The metalsmith develops skills in shaping, texturing, forming, and joining metal through fabrication and casting. Those with metalsmith skills can go on to teach on theuniversity level; design custom hollowware,jewelry and wedding rings; work in jewelryrepair and stone setting; and collaborate withfashion designers.

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ELECTRONICS & THE WEARABLE FORMStudents will learn the basics of analog and digital inputs/outputs, electronic components, and basic coding for microprocessors for use in wearable objects, jewelry, and sculpture. This technicalinformation will benefit all sculptors, fine artists,fashion designers, jewelry designers, and anyoneinterested in incorporating light, motion, andinteractivity into their projects.

BENCH JEWELERBench jewelers use torches along with various hand and mechanical tools to join, cut, shape, and polish metal and set stones. A variety of chemical solutions are also used to add color and surface textures. Responsibilities may range from assisting with design problems, fabrication and casting, basic repair, and cleaning. Typical repair work includes enlarging or reducing ring sizes, resetting stones, and replacing broken clasps and mountings.

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ADDITIONAL TOPICSCore Metal Design Principles, Fabrication, Casting, Wax Working, Welding, Jeweler’s Lathe, Stone Setting, Textile Techniques, Mixed Media, and Enameling.

DIGITAL DESIGN:LASER-CUTTING & MILLINGStudents will create vectors and rasters and then use a laser cutter to cut and etch precise, intricate designs in a variety of materials. The CNC mill and additional vector design techniques will be covered.

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Faculty

School of Game Development

Charlene ModenaDirector

Charlene Modena received her MA in Metal Arts from San Francisco State University and her MFA in Sculpture from Academy of Art University. She has participated in numer-ous group and solo exhibitions throughout the world, including the American Institute of Architects, the University of Guanajuato (Mexico), the Butler Museum, Elements Gallery, Velvet da Vinci Gallery, the Biennale Internationale-Limoges (France),and the Ueno Royal Museum (Tokyo).

Her work is included in the collections of the Xerox Corporation, the American Crafts Museum, and Ann Rockefeller-Roberts. She is also listed in World Who’s Who of Women and was a Marin Arts Council Grant prize winner. She has been published in Design Magazine, American Crafts, Metalsmith Journal, several Lark Books 500 Series, and more.

Our instructors don’t just teach you about the Jewelry & Metal Arts industry—they are the Jewelry & Metal Arts industry. They are nationally recognizedprofessionals who maintain careers on the leading edge of industry trends.They will challenge you to reach your creative potential.


Karen ChesnaOnline Coordinator

A native of Chicago, Karen Chesna earned her MFA in Sculpture/Metals from the Academy of Art University and her BA in the History of Art and Architecture, with a concentration in Indigenous Art, from the University of Illinois at Chicago. She spent many years working in the Anthropology Department of the Field Museum of Natural History and considers this a major infl uence on her sculptural jewelry, artist books, and small metal-based mixed media sculptures.

Karen owns and operates a professional metals studio in Missoula, Montana.

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ASSOCIATE OF ARTS (AA)The School of Jewelry & Metal Arts AA program provides a strong introduction to the field of creative metalworks. Coursework emphasizes technicaltheory and core metal design principles.

BACHELOR OF FINE ARTS (BFA)The School of Jewelry & Metal Arts BFA program exposes students to an array of metal designprinciples and techniques. Curriculum coverssketching, color theory, soldering, stone-setting,welding, casting, mixed-media, enameling, digital techniques, and more.

MASTER OF ARTS (MA)The MA Jewelry & Metal Arts program introducesprofessional practice in studio coursework, design, and concept. Graduate students focus on fabricationand casting skills, laser-cutting techniques, and exploring material choices.

MASTER OF FINE ARTS (MFA)The MFA Jewelry & Metal Arts program emphasizes advanced studio coursework and thesis concept development. Students focus on mastering fabrica-tion and casting skills, learning digital techniques, and exploring cross-cultural themes before embarking on individual Directed Study/thesis paths leading to a visually powerful and conceptually cohesive professional portfolio.

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Our Facilities

EXTENSIVE FACILITIESJewelry & Metal Arts students have access to our fully equipped fabrication and casting studios; enameling and calibrated burnout kilns; and avariety of torches, anvils, and hammers for forging and blacksmithing.

WELDINGOur welding studio features industry standard TIG, MIG, stick, and gas welders; power tools; patina stations; and a sand blaster.

PROFESSIONAL STUDIOSStudents can work on homework and classwork between or after classes in the studio space any time the building is open.

Jewelry & Metal Arts students will have access to a 3D printing studio, a 20-ton hydraulic press, metal lathes and mills, enameling kilns, engraver’s blocks for stone-setting, lost wax casting (centrifugal and vacuum), welding, electroforming, powder coating, smithing anvils, large heat presses, LED electronics, laser cutters, jewelry fabrication studios, mixed media studios, wood shops, and photo studios.


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Student andAlumni TestimonialsOur 50,000-plus Academy alumni are some of the most successful and sought-after professionals in art, entertainment, and design today. But we’re just getting started. Our current pool of creative and innovative students are preparing toredefine the future.

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“While I was a graduate student, my major was still printmaking, focusing on etching. However, right before graduation I took a few jewelry and small-metal sculpture classes, which completely changed my direction. I was so excited to discover what I had been seeking for such a long time. It was clear to me that I would work with metal for the rest of my life.”

Mariko KusumotoJeweler

“The School of Jewelry & Metal Arts has allowed me to discover a great interest in making

wearable jewelry, which allows me to truly express my passion and creativity.”

Hsinyu “Candy” ChuMFA Student

“The Academy taught me to really pay attention to the materials I was using, to justify my intentions, and to really analyze the design. My experience was absolutely what enabled me to do what I do.”

Anna SheffieldJewelry Designer

“The School of Jewelry & Metal Arts has been a place of tremendous personal and professional growth for me as an artist and designer. The breadth of the curriculum has allowed me

the opportunity to build a solid foundation of traditional craftsmanship combined with exposure to innovative techniques and materials that has greatly inspired my growing body of work.”

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Partnerships

WORKING WITH HALSTEADThe School of Jewelry & Metal Arts is proud to partner with Hilary Halstead Scott, president of international jewelry supply wholesaler Halstead, whose customers run businesses such as ecommerce stores, studio galleries, private label production for mass retail, and everything in between. Scott understands that it can be difficult and scary for students to think beyond graduation day and leave the security of the Academy’s metal studio. Our partnership allows students to tap into her expertise and receive guid-ance in entrepreneurship, choosing a career path, andobtaining professional grants.

“Coaching and advising new jewelers is one of my favorite things. Young artists are bubbling over with questions, ideas, and worries. The enthusiasm of newly minted makers is contagious, and it never fails to reignite my love for the jewelry world.”

Scott’s passion is supporting the small jewelry business community. The Halstead Grant, provided by the Halstead family company and now in its 13th year, is a prestigious honor awarded annually toan emerging jewelry artist in the United States.The grant is a development program designedto push new jewelers to think strategically abouttheir business plans. The winner receives $7,500in start-up funding along with $1,000 in jewelrysupplies and media recognition in the industry.Top 10 finalists are also acknowledged with smallercash prizes.

Candidates emerge from the process with specific goals and a better understanding of what it means to run a successful independent jewelry studio. Past winners and finalists often cite the experience as a pivotal step in their entrepreneurial journeys.

The San Francisco Bay Area is a hub for the arts. Our program has the advantage of being located in the heart of a vibrant metalsmithing community with world-class museums and galleries, allowing you to gather real-world work experience from award-winning artists and designers through internships and otheremployment opportunities.

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EMIKO OYESan Francisco designer Emiko Oye’s creations range from bold, conceptual art statements to urban, ready-to-wear pieces. She is inspired by haute couture, art history, and LEGO®. Her work has been shown in more than 80 exhibitions nationallyand internationally, published in many jewelry industry magazines, and is in the permanentcollections of the Los Angeles County Museumof Art and Museum of Contemporary Craft. Oye oversees one of the Academy of Art University intern programs where students get hands-on experience creating jewelry, learn about life in the industry, and connect to the craft community in the Bay Area. In recent years, with the help of Academy interns, Oye created hundreds of limited-edition pins for Art Jewelry Forum, a global nonprofit organization dedicated to supporting the creation, study, and appreciation of art jewelry.

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Emiko Oye, designer

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Hilary Halstead Scott, President of Halstead

CASTING SPECIALIST Work with a variety of clients during the design, prototype, and final production stages. Utilize your expertise to provide solutions for intricate designs and challenging concepts. Stay updated on the newest metal alloys and technologies to ensure the best possible metal castings.

CAD JEWELRY DESIGNERCreate jewelry designs using software for 3Dmodeling and printing. Realize designs usingprinted wax and plastic models, CNC machines, milling, and laser cutting for use with modernjewelry production techniques. Work side by side with production teams to ensure manufacturing consistency in this dynamic career path.

TECHNICAL DESIGNERAs a technical jewelry designer, you are a part of the design team creating drawings and digital files for use in production. Plan, iterate, and create maquettes for rapid prototyping in this exciting career path.

WHO IS HIRING OUR ALUMNI Anna Sheffield Fine JewelryTiro Tiro JewelryThalia JewelryAaron Faber GalleryJR CastingAimee GolantFacèré Jewelry Art GalleryLove & Luxe GalleryFay Andrada JewelryPhilippa Roberts JewelryPamela Love Fine JewelryCatbirdJulia Turner StudioPetra Class JewelrySandra Enterline JewelryShibumi Gallery/April Higashi JewelryEric Powell StudioBerland DesignGiraux Fine JewelryWXYZ JewelryWhitley Designs

Career Paths


As one of the top art and design schools in the country, Academy of Art University ensures jewelry and metal arts graduates are prepared for a range of careeropportunities. Our facilities, faculty, and hands-on learning approach aredesigned to provide you with the tools you need to succeed in the industry.

GALLERY/MUSEUM CURATORApply your knowledge of the jewelry profession to curate exciting and thought-provoking exhibitions in a gallery or boutique-style space. Inspire and educate the general public about the jewelry and artwork you represent. Introduce collectors and connoisseurs to new and emerging artists from around the world.

STUDIO JEWELER/GALLERY ARTISTFocus on developing a conceptual and technically sound body of work for collectors and exhibition within a museum or gallery setting. Explorehistorical, political, or personal narratives while creating one-of-a-kind and limited edition works in your studio. Engage in a dialog with viewers and collectors about the many techniques incorporated into your pieces and the underlying themesrepresented.

JEWELRY &METAL ARTS INSTRUCTORTeach students to apply traditional technique and modern technology in the production ofjewelry and metal arts while encouraging creativity and self-expression. Instruct the next generationof artists and designers in the latest fabrication methods, materials, and aesthetics used byleading jewelers and metalsmiths. Provide ahistorical context for the student’s artisticexploration and practice.

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AdditionalLearning Experiences

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ACADEMY OF ART UNIVERSITY

Academy of Art University has a hands-on program for every interest at every level. If you are looking to upgrade your career, explore something you have never tried before, or hone existing skills, we have a program for you.

PRE-COLLEGE ART EXPERIENCE (PCAE) This dual-scholarship program allows current high school students to take art and design courses at no tuition charge. In addition, they earn scholarship dollars towards future undergraduate studies at Academy of Art University.

Visit https://www.dev.academyart.edu/academics/pre-college-art-experience-program or call 415.274.2200 for more information.

STUDY ABROAD One of the best ways to learn about the world is to see the world. Take advantage of one or all of these exciting Study Abroad opportunities.

The Liberal Arts Seminar in Europe is a three-week intensive traveling course visiting some of Europe’s greatest cities and collections.

The Fine Art Intensive in Italy takes you to Florence, Italy, for seven and a half weeks during Summer semester.

The School of Fashion at awards scholarships to study in Paris with Studio Berçot and L’École de laChambre Syndicale de la Couture Parisienne.

The Illustration Department also has a summer semester in Florence emphasizing culturalawareness in painting and drawing. For more information about these Study Abroad opportunities, including cost and visa matters, visit www.academyart.edu/academics/study-abroad

CONTINUING EDUCATION Time for a career upgrade? Want to follow yourpassion? Learn, be inspired, and expand your creative potential by taking hands-on courses from industry-experienced faculty. Flexible art and design courses are available online and in San Francisco.

Visit https://www.academyart.edu/academics/continuing-education or call 415.274.2200 formore information.

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Academy of Art University is committed to the highest standards of achievement in art and design. Here’s a small sampling highlighting some recent accomplishments of our outstanding students, faculty, and alumni.

Awardsand Accolades


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The journey through my Master of Fine Arts degree here at the Academy has been one of huge discovery in a short period of time. The maturity, the thoughtfulness, and the conceptualization of this journey has grown by leaps and bounds with the support of my mentors and faculty. The connections I have made with other online students have been life changing — I don’t feelalone in the world in my artistic pursuit. - Julessa BarnesGraduate School of Jewelry & Metal Arts StudentJewelry Designer

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ONLINE BENEFITS• A support staff of over 100 Academy of Art employees offers 900+ online courses and 1,500 instructional videos per semester, spanning 35

online majors, and teaching students from 50+ countries

• Course content is proprietary, created in-house by industry experts, and exclusive to the Academy

• The classes are a mix of lecture content, video, written content, recorded audio, interactive slide- shows, and hands-on work• The innovative curriculum is created by instructional

designers and industry professionals• A student-run Facebook group, AAUHOO, has more

than 4,000 members and invites you to join this thriving online community• We’re constantly building new courses, reworking

old ones and adding features to our LMS based on student feedback

Visit academyart.edu or call 415.274.2200 for more information.

Take any online course at the Academy, and experience the visual, interactive, and dynamic courses we’re known for. You will have the same quality instructors, the same hands-on learning opportunities, and the same attentive support as our onsite students. The difference? The flexibility to earn your art and design degree on your terms.

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Julessa Barnes wearing her award-winning work at the May 2018 Society of North American Goldsmiths (SNAG) conference.

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Julessa Barnes in her home and online “classroom”

A substantial part of an artist’s growth and inspiration occurs outside the classroom or studio. At Academy of Art University, we understand this. Here are some resources and opportunities that are available to all students.


Academy Life

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EVENTS Campus Life is designed to inspire, educate, and promote fun. Our events are created in coordination with student-run groups and organizations. Make the most of your university experience: grow, learn, laugh, and run with us.

Visit https://www.academyart.edu/students/clubs-organizations/events for more info.

URBAN KNIGHTS RADIO Listen live online to our athletics teams, hear unique talk shows, and dance to your favorite tunes on UrbanKnightsRadio.com, an iHeartRadio partner.

HOUSING Housing is guaranteed for all new, full-time onsite students. We have 17 diff erent housing options to choose from located in the heart of San Francisco.

DINING Stay healthy with delicious and fi lling meals in one of our dining halls with fl exible meal plans and Knight Kash. Use the Knight Kash on your student ID for dining on campus and at select off -campus vendors.

ACADEMIC CLUBS Join students with similar interests to discuss ideas, promote your work, form collaborations, and share information.

FITNESS & RECREATION Campus Recreation classes and workshops—and access to our free gym, pool, basketball courts, and skateboard ramp—will help youstay active healthy.

VIRTUAL BOOKSTORE All required textbooks are available at ourvirtual bookstore.

CULTURAL CLUBS Everyone needs a break from the studio. With dozens of clubs and organizations, fi nd a new creative outlet and build lifelong relationships.

ESPORTSOur active gaming community hosts andattends regular gaming events for both casualor competitive players.

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One of the world’s great creative capitals, San Francisco has been our home since 1929. Our neighbors include giants in everything from advertising, animation, and architecture to communications, game development, and web design.

Simply put, Academy of Art University is an absolutely amazing place to be acollege student.

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MUSEUMSAcademy of Art University Auto MuseumLegion of Honor de Young Museum Asian Art MuseumSan Francisco Museum of Modern Art (SFMOMA) California Academy of Sciences Yerba Buena Center for the Arts Cable Car MuseumPalace of Fine Arts Theatre ExploratoriumWalt Disney Family Museum Museum of Performance & Design Museum of Craft & DesignMuseo Italo AmericanoCartoon Art MuseumMuseum of the African DiasporaMuseo de la Raza

THEATRES & VENUESThe FillmoreBill Graham Civic AuditoriumThe WarfieldBottom of the HillRickshaw StopAlamo DrafthouseGreat American Music HallThe IndependentThe Fox TheatreSHN Orpheum TheaterThe American Conservatory Theater The Castro TheatreSFJAZZSan Francisco Conservatory of Music San Francisco OperaSan Francisco SymphonySan Francisco BalletAT&T Park

TRANSPORTATIONMUNIAC TransitBART (Bay Area Rapid Transit) Cal TrainGolden Gate Transit

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We are the Urban Knights—the only higher arts education institution in the U.S. to have an NCAA athletics program. Urban Knight Nation is proud to support our fierce student-athletes as they fight on to victory. Go Urban Knights!

Athletics

We are the Urban Knights—14 varsity athletic teams that represent Academy of Art University in NCAA Division II intercollegiate sports. We are dedicatedto distinction, sportsmanship, pride, teamwork,credibility, and creativity.

As an artist-athlete in the Academy of Art University Intercollegiate Athletic program, you are empowered to realize your full potential academically, personally,and professionally while on the path to collegiate success. The Academy’s Urban Knights compete as members of the Pacific West Conference.

MEN’SBaseball Basketball Cross Country GolfSoccer Track & Field

WOMEN’SBasketball Cross Country GolfSoccer Softball TennisTrack & Field Volleyball

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NCAA PROGRAMJoin one of our teams or come out and support your fellow artist-athlete. We play in great venues throughout San Francisco, including Kezar Pavilion, Paul Goode Field, SF Bay Tennis Club, and Presidio Golf Course, among others. Let the Fan Bus take you to the games.

The NCAA is a trademark owned by the National Collegiate Athletic Association.


ARTIST ATHLETESThe Urban Knights have quickly made a name for themselves with numerous conference and national accomplishments including 10+ NCAA champion-ships. We are the first athletic program to win two NCAA National Championships (indoor and outdoor women’s track & field) in our first year of postseason eligibility. We have made over 40 postseason appear-ances in men’s and women’s cross country, women’s basketball, men’s indoor and outdoor track and field, men’s and women’s golf, and women’s tennis.Go Urban Knights!

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Apply year-round, and begin taking classes in Fall, Spring, and Summer semesters. Our Admissions Representatives will help you every step of the way. They want to help you succeed, and are trained to make sure your application best reflects your abilities. Apply today!

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TRANSFER STUDENTS 1. Complete the application 2. Submit electronic transcripts to: [email protected] Or mail transcripts in a sealed envelope to: Academy of Art University Attn: Undergraduate Admissions Office 79 New Montgomery St. San Francisco, California 94105

HOW TO APPLY

Apply online at academyart.edu

Or call 1.800.544.2787

Or apply in person in San Francisco

(Monday-Saturday)

79 New Montgomery St. San Francisco, CA 94105


YOUR COMPLETEDAPPLICATION MUST INCLUDE: • $50* application fee ($150 international)• $95* enrollment fee • International applicants require a $300* international student service fee • Fees can be paid by MasterCard, Visa, Discover. By mail: check or money order *all fees are non-refundable, non-transferable

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*The following degree programs are currentlynot offering online courses: Acting, Auto Restoration, Knitwear Design, and Footwear& Accessory Design.

Visit www.academyart.edu to learn more about total costs, median student loan debt, potential occupations, and other information.

The Academy of Art University is located in downtown San Francisco and providesinstruction around the world through its online campus. We offer training in manyspecialized creative disciplines:

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School of Jewelry & Metal Arts Program Brochure...The School of Jewelry & Metal Arts (JEM) program is designed to nurture your per - sonal creative visions and give you the skills