What is the difference between MFA and MA?

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    Manpreet Kaur | Contributor-Level 10

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    Candidates have the option to pursue MFA (Master of Fine Arts), or MA (Master of Arts) in the various specialisations offered in the field of Fine Arts. There are certain differences between these two courses which candidates must pay attention to:

    CriteriaMFAMA
    Course NameMaster of Fine ArtsMaster of Arts
    Academic OutcomesIt is offered specifically in the field of Fine Arts with special focus to practical aspects.It focuses more on the academic aspect of Fine Arts or other humanities subjects.
    Professional OutcomesFine Art painters, SculptorsMuseum Curators, Art Historian

    Relevant Links related to MFA Course:

    Fine Arts Courses After 10th

    Art Coures After 12th.

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