Master of Public Art Studies (MPAS)
The Master of Public Art Studies degree requires a minimum of 32 units including::
- 21 units of core coursework in public art studies
- 6 elective units
- Master's thesis
-Field internship experience (70 hours)

The typical degree path follows a two-year schedule; part-time enrollment is also possible.

Master of Public Art Studies / Master of Planning (MPAS/MPL)
This dual degree program offers an unusually rich opportunity for students interested in developing a new knowledge base to become a successful professional working in the arena of public art administration, planning and community development. Los Angeles and the facilities at USC provide a unique learning laboratory to educate a more competitive professional with a better understanding of public art and issues of urban planning.