MA in Sustainable Design Webinar | Minneapolis College of Art and Design

MA in Sustainable Design Webinar

Learn about the big changes happening in the MA in Sustainable Design program at MCAD.

Join Cindy Gilbert, director of MCAD’s Sustainable Design Program, for a 1-hr informational webinar about the fully online Master of Arts in Sustainable Design degree offered by MCAD. We've been listening to our students and alumni, and are excited about the big changes happening with the program that reflect their candid feedback.

We're moving to a 2-semester per year program (no classes during summer) and we are moving from 36 to 30 credits (that is over $6,000 worth of savings!). Learn more at the webinar next week.

Next webinar is scheduled for Tuesday, March 15 @7pm CT.

I promise to field all questions at that time. Just try to stump me!

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About the MA Program
Published on
March 08, 2016
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