Fine Arts, BFA - Studio Concentration Overview
The Bachelor of Fine Arts (BFA) degree with a major in Art provides students with an in-depth exploration of artistic endeavors and a comprehensive understanding of art history and theoretical approaches. As a professional degree, it encourages students to engage with visual and aesthetic discourse within their own artistic practice and in the broader context of history and contemporary culture. The BFA program dedicates 65% of your total degree curriculum to studio courses, art history, and supportive courses in art and design.
Studying studio art at 缅北强奸 gives you the opportunity to fulfill your creative potential alongside other like-minded creatives. You can choose to concentrate on painting, sculpture, printmaking, drawing, woodworking, ceramics, or jewelry. Each area focuses on teaching critical thinking skills, crafting tangible objects (both functional and non-functional) and offers concrete skills in professional practice. The studio art program will strengthen your competence of both traditional and contemporary art with an academically rich foundation of art theory and art history. Working in state-of-the art labs and studios, students can explore and understand different artistic techniques and concepts while developing their individual artistic style.
