2024年3月29日 · Maryland Institute College of Art (MICA) is a leader in the world of visual arts featuring undergraduate, graduate, and certificate programs.

If you need a reasonable accommodation for any part of the application and hiring process, please contact MICA Human Resources at 410-225-2363. Please select the category you are interested via the navigational links on this page to see a full list of available positions.

DESTRUCTION OF PROPERTY Case #: 2025-93 Location: 140 W LAFAYETTE AVE Date/Time Reported: 4/1/2025 01:21 PM Incident Occurred Between: 3/31/2025 08:30 PM and 4/01/2025 11:55 AM Synopsis: Vehicle is vandalized on 140 Lafayatte Disposition: Under Investigation

Synopsis: Campus Safety called over the radio to request assistance for someone who was acting irate over at the Fox building. Disposition: Cleared VEHICLE ACCIDENT- HIT AND RUN Case #: 2025-63 Location: 1501 W MOUNT ROYAL AVE Date/Time Reported: 3/7/2025 01:06 PM Synopsis: MICA Student reports someone hit her parked vehicle.

MICA Grad Show 2025 features the work of the College’s MFA and MA students across 14 internationally renowned graduate programs. From February through July, several exhibitions and events will highlight a range of student work.

MICA accepts applications for freshmen, transfer and international students several times per year. Deadlines, portfolio requirements, financial aid and scholarship information is available on the MICA admissions site.

Through individualized courses of study and a broad range of industry-connected programs, MICA uniquely equips you with the ability to transition from the classroom to a career that values your creative spirit and perspective.

Transform your summer at MICA’s High School Art Program! Designed for ages 15-17, this unique experience blends studio classes, workshops, and artist talks, helping you earn college credits while enhancing your art and design skills.

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MICA's Graphic Design MFA is an incubator for design research and personal growth within the context of a leading US art college. The 60-credit curriculum includes structured studio courses, critical seminars, and guided independent work.