Yahoo France Recherche Web

Ouvrir une session

Résultats de recherche

  1. arts.columbia.eduColumbia University School of the Arts

    Discover graduate degrees in Film, Film and Media Studies, Theatre, Visual Arts, Sound Art, and Writing at Columbia University.

  2. arts.columbia.edu › programsPrograms of Study | School of the Arts

    Discover graduate degrees in Film, Film and Media Studies, Theatre, Visual Arts, Sound Art, and Writing at Columbia University.

  3. arts.columbia.edu › aboutAbout | School of the Arts

    The School of the Arts offers the Master of Fine Arts in the areas of Film, Theatre, Writing, and Visual Arts, as well as the MA degree in Film and Media Studies; and we are also the academic home to over 300 Columbia College and General Studies undergraduate majors.

  4. fr.wikipedia.org › wiki › Université_ColumbiaUniversité Columbia — Wikipédia

    L'université Columbia (officiellement Columbia University in the City of New York ou tout simplement « Columbia ») est une université privée située dans le quartier de Morningside Heights, dans le nord-ouest de l'arrondissement de Manhattan, à New York (États-Unis).

  5. www.columbia.edu › content › arts-columbiaVisual Arts | Columbia University in the City of New York

    Columbia offers an abundant array of visual arts academic programs and resources, drawing on its exceptional faculty and its presence in New York City. The Visual Arts Master of Fine Arts Program at the School of the Arts attracts emerging artists of unusual promise from around the world.

  6. www.columbia.edu › content › arts-columbiaArts at Columbia | Columbia University in the City of New York

    Columbia offers an array of arts programs and resources, drawing on its exceptional faculty and its presence in New York City, the center of the art world.

  7. academicinformation.arts.columbia.eduSchool of the Arts Academic Information - Columbia University

    School of the Arts Academic Information. Programs. Instructional Technology. The Hub. (Above): Paul Rho '23 and undergraduate student Brennan Skeffington develop photographs in the dark room. © Joel Jares.