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RECENT HIGHLIGHTS FROM THE MFA COMMUNITY. • Alum Bruna Dantas Lobato won the 2023 National Book Award in translation. • Faculty member Sharon Olds received the Joan Margarit International Poetry Prize from King Felipe VI in July 2023. • Alumni Tess Gunty and John Keene each won a 2022 National Book Award in fiction and poetry, respectively.
The MFA in Creative Writing is designed to offer students an opportunity to concentrate intensively on their writing. This program is recommended for students who may want to apply for creative writing positions at colleges and universities, which often require the MFA degree.
For further information about how to apply, please visit the GSAS Application Resource Center's useful online publication, " Application Requirements and Deadlines for Departments and Programs ." Specific departmental requirements can be found here. You may also contact the Creative Writing Program at (212) 998-8816 or creative.writing@nyu.edu.
Earn your MFA in NYC Study with accomplished artists and scholars within an interdisciplinary setting. This two-year degree provides you with private studios and access to facilities in painting, printmaking, ceramics, photography, digital media, and sculpture.
The online application for the Full-Residency MFA (NY) is now available, corresponding to the 2024-2025 academic year. Applications for the Fall 2024 semester are due on December 18, 2023. The online application for the June 2024 residency is now available. Students may apply for either the MFA in Fiction, Creative Nonfiction, or Poetry.
The NYU Game Center MFA is a 2-year Master of Fine Arts degree in Game Design. Located within NYU’s famous Tisch School of the Arts, we stand shoulder-to-shoulder with other forms of art, media, and culture. Our students study the design and development of games in a context of advanced critical literacy, becoming game designers and ...
Master of Fine Arts in Creative Writing. The M.F.A. in Creative Writing is designed to offer students an opportunity to concentrate more intensively on their writing and to choose, from a wider selection, those courses that will best help them develop as writers.
