COURSE CURRICULUM

Multidisciplinary Bachelor of Fine Arts program span a wide range of creative and academic areas, allowing students to explore different artistic disciplines while building a customized skill set. In Art courses, students may study drawing, painting, sculpture, and contemporary studio practices, developing technical and conceptual abilities. Art History courses provide an understanding of visual culture, historical movements, and critical analysis of artworks across time and regions. Museum Studies courses focus on curatorial practices, exhibition design, and the preservation and management of cultural objects. Drama courses offer training in acting, directing, stage design, and performance theory, while also emphasizing collaboration and production experience. Music courses cover theory, composition, and performance, helping students develop both technical proficiency and creative expression. Music Studio courses provide hands-on instruction in specialized areas such as digital recording or instrumental practice, while Music Ensemble activities allow students to perform in groups and gain live performance experience. New Media courses explore digital art, multimedia production, and emerging technologies in creative practice. Together, these classes encourage interdisciplinary learning, creative experimentation, and professional skill development, preparing students for diverse careers in the arts and cultural industries.