Bachelor of Arts (Honours) in Fine Art, Munster Technological University

Cork, Ulster

48 Months

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About this course

This studio-based programme is designed to prepare students for the contemporary art world by teaching them how to make, experiment, research, and critique art. Students will explore a wide range of media including painting, drawing, sculpture, print, photography, performance, sound, video, and digital media. The course encourages experimentation and individual creative development while supporting students in developing their studio practice and understanding of art history and critical thought. The programme is geared toward those wishing to pursue active careers in the visual arts or further study at the master's level.

Why this course is highly recommended

Students benefit from a supportive environment where they can develop individualism and independence, essential qualities for a career in the visual arts. The course provides access to well-equipped workshops and introduces students to both practical skills and art philosophies, positioning them well for professional or further academic pursuits.

Specialisation

The course offers students the flexibility to work across various media or specialise in their preferred area, such as painting, drawing, photography, sculpture, film, or performance.

Course fees

Application fees

1st year tuition fees

12.19L

Living cost

Degree requirements

Applicants need to meet the minimum CAO points of 240 in 2024 and satisfy the minimum entry requirements, including six subjects at specific levels, with a portfolio submission for assessment. There is no specific math requirement, but foundation level Math F2 or higher is recognised.

English language test

IELTS

TOEFL

PTE

DUOLINGO

110

Career prospects

Graduates can pursue careers in artist practice, arts education, arts management, curation, community and collaborative art, and art criticism. Many also continue their studies at a master's or doctoral level to advance their careers.

FAQs

What media can I study?

You can choose to work across a wide range of media or specialise in areas such as painting, drawing, photography, sculpture, film, or performance.

Are there any written exams?

There are no formal exams, but assessments include essays, reports, seminar papers, and theses.