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Arcadia University
Glenside, PA BFA in Art, concentration in Ceramics

California State University, Long Beach, Ceramics Program
Long Beach, CA
A ceramics program founded in 1949 which has a 17,000 square foot facility to serve both graduate and undergraduate students.

Ceramics Program at Alfred University
Alfred, NY
Part of the School of Art and Design at Alfred University, the ceramics program offers graduate and undergraduate courses in clay making, glaze formulation, throwing, hand-building, slip-casting, kiln loading, and firing.

Cranbrook Academy of Art
Bloomfield Hills, MI
Students are able to have discussions with the Artist in residence each week. These are optional. Each student schedules two critiques per semester for the department and any others that they choose invite. Participation is required. Each week a seminar is presented on a predetermined subject related to the presenters work. For second year students these are assigned in May for presentation in the fall.

Lillstreet Art Center
Chicago, IL
Lillstreet is an inspiring and energized atmosphere in which to work and learn. It is one of Chicago's largest art centers, as well as the Midwest's largest ceramic studio. It offers multi-level classes in ceramics, metalsmithing, drawing and painting.

Metropolitan Center for the Visual Arts
Gaithersburg, MA
Offers year round classes and workshops for youths, teens, and adults.

New York/ New Jersey Acadamy of Ceramic Art
Jersey City, NJ
The NY/NJ Academy of Ceramic Art is dedicated to the education and creative growth of individuals who enjoy working with clay, and may not otherwise have had a chance to explore this great medium in the past. ceramic artist and teacher Frank Bosco founded the Academy in the spring of 1997.

Odyssey Center for the Ceramic Arts
Asheville, NC
Odyssey Center for the Ceramic Arts is an educational program of Highwater Clays, Inc., located in the beautiful Blue Ridge Mountains of Asheville, North Carolina. The mission of our studio school is to promote understanding, appreciation and professional development in the ceramic arts.

Penn State School of Visual Arts
State College, PA
Nationally-ranked, Ceramics at Penn State welcomes both functional potters and sculptors alike. It provides each student with the tools needed to find and pursue his or her artistic vision in a professional manner. At all levels ceramic history and contemporary art criticism are taught in conjunction with working techniques and practical studio skills to enable the students to graduate as thinking artists with a notion of their own artistic voice.

Pratt Institute of Art
Brooklyn, NY
Since 1887, Pratt has been committed to educating creative professional leaders through programs in architecture, art, and design. Pratt now offers programs in creative writing, film, fashion, art education, and critical and visual studies and more in addition

Rhode Island School of Design Ceramics Program
Providence, RI
A small department with a big reputation, Ceramics enrolls approximately 20 undergraduate and graduate students. Programs lead to the degrees of Bachelor of Fine Arts in Ceramics and Master of Fine Arts.

San Francisco Art Institute
San Francisco, CA SFAI provides a unique academic structure for higher education in contemporary art.

School of the Art Institute of Chicago
Chicago, Il
SAIC's credit/no credit system is a structure that actually enables faculty to push students harder. It places a unique emphasis on creative visual research, which in turn is fundamental to professional practice.

School of the Musuem of Fine Arts, Boston
Boston, MA
Programs for undergraduates, graduates, Diplomas, and Post-Baccalaureates that support the expressive use of clay through a broad range of approaches.

Steinhardt School of Art at New York University
New York, NY
Located in the Heart of Downtown New York, NYU Steinhardt's Department of Art and Art Professions is shaped by the intensity and innovation of the international art world. A home for artists, who are celebrated for their dedication, creativity, and skill in exploring unconventional ideas, New York City has long been a place where art truly matters.