COURSE CURRICULUM

The Bachelor of Arts in Fine Art offers a comprehensive curriculum that combines practical studio training, creative exploration, and theoretical understanding across eight semesters. The program begins with foundational courses in visual arts, drawing, painting, sculpture, and installation, helping students develop essential artistic techniques and creative expression. As students progress, they explore figure drawing, photography, digital imaging, ceramics, printmaking, collaborative art practices, and advanced studio work, allowing them to experiment with both traditional and contemporary art forms. The curriculum also emphasizes critical thinking and cultural awareness through courses in art history, modern and contemporary art, philosophy, cultural studies, anthropology, and creative research. Students are encouraged to develop their own artistic identity while engaging with contemporary social, cultural, and artistic issues. Practical and professional development is supported through studio practice modules, applied art education, public art projects, and courses focusing on working in the creative industries. The program also includes opportunities for exhibitions, collaborative projects, and a final year project and exhibition that showcase students’ artistic growth and professional readiness. Additional studies in communication, writing, and interior design help strengthen interdisciplinary and transferable skills. Overall, the program prepares graduates for careers as practicing artists, educators, designers, photographers, and professionals within the broader creative and cultural industries.