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Semester-Long Study Abroad Opportunities

MIAD maintains academic affiliations and/or exchange opportunities for students to study with other notable art and design colleges throughout the world or for their students to study at MIAD. Among these are:

  • The Warsaw Academy of Art in Warsaw, Poland
  • The Bauhaus University in Weimar, Germany
  • Institute of European Design in Milan, Rome, Turin, Madrid, Barcelona, and San Paulo, Brazil
  • The Ecole de Design Nantes Atlantique, France

For questions and further information on these semester-long programs, contact MIAD’s Registrar, Jean Weimer – jeanweimer@miad.edu

News

Meet Emily Camp and 2026 Senior Exhibition Project Predisposed

Emily Camp ‘26 (Animation Track in Illustration) is a President’s (Honor) List student from Fox River Grove, Ill.

What is your “elevator pitch” for your senior exhibition project?

Predisposed is an interactive set of poems centered around addiction in the family unit. It has been my job in this thesis to illustrate graphics and GIFs to bring the poems to life so viewers can read at their own pace.

MIAD elects new trustees Paul Fletcher and Jacqualyn Laughlin

Paul Fletcher, a principal product designer at LinkedIn, and Jacqualyn Laughlin, co-founder of Invisible Ink Partners, were elected members of the Milwaukee Institute of Art & Design’s Board of Trustees at the college’s annual meeting in June.

Double ASID award winner is inspired by nature and internships

Rising senior at the Milwaukee Institute of Art & Design (MIAD) Adam Wold ’27 received two awards in May from the American Society of Interior Designers (ASID). The Interior Architecture and Design (IAD) major won the Silver Award in the Commercial category and the Bronze Award in the Residential category.

MIAD faculty, alumni shine at WI Visual Art Achievement Awards

Professor Leslie Fedorchuk and alumni of the Milwaukee Institute of Art & Design (MIAD) received four of the eight individual 2026 Wisconsin Visual Art Achievement Awards for “their significant contributions to the state’s creative culture.”