The college's two campuses—one in San Francisco and one in Oakland—afford a wealth of resources.

San Francisco Campus

The Graduate Center on the San Francisco campus is filled with natural light and provides individual working spaces for graduate students, seminar rooms, and a courtyard meeting/installation area.

The San Francisco campus also houses the following:

• architecture and design studios
• a writers' lounge
• computer labs
• PLAySPACE, the graduate student gallery
• Simpson Library
• New Materials Resource Center

Oakland Campus

Graduate students have access to Oakland campus studios, including facilities for ceramics, glass, jewelry/metal arts, media arts (film/video), painting/drawing, photography, printmaking, sculpture, and textiles.

The Oakland campus is home to the Meyer Library.