Through this comprehensive program of study for metal arts and jewelry making, students learn a wide range of historical and contemporary techniques. They hone their technical skills through practice, resulting in a well-rounded body of work that demonstrates proficiency at a level required for commercial pursuits.

Learning Outcomes

Upon successful completion of the program, students will be able to:

• Create a range of fabrication and casting techniques for jewelry.
• Identify and research historical and cultural objects as inspiration for designs.
• Make individualized works of personal expression.
• Demonstrate critical thinking and problem solving skills to continue to develop and build upon their foundation.
• Present a cohesive body of work for public venues.

Certificate of Achievement Requirements

Please refer to the graduation requirements section of the Catalog for information about degree and certificate requirements including Reading and Writing, Mathematics, Information Competency, and General Education requirements.  
 

The model sequence of coursework below is one pathway for students to complete the program. The information below is not an official educational plan. An MPC Counselor can assist you with creating a personalized education plan based on your academic, career, and personal goals. Visit MPC’s Counseling website for more information about Counseling and up-to-date program requirements.

Suggested Course Sequence

Jewelry Emphasis

This program can be completed within one year (2 semesters). If a student wants to focus on specific media or techniques, they will need 4 consecutive semesters.

Metal Arts Emphasis

This program can be completed within one year (2 semesters). If a student wants to focus on specific media or techniques, then they will need 4 consecutive semesters.