Our Art and Design program is accredited by the National Association of Schools of Art and Design. It focuses on developing students' concepts, attitudes, and skills in visual arts within a broad liberal arts curriculum. The program aims to professionally train artists and scholars, prepare art educators, offer elective studies across the university, and serve the local community through cultural enrichment.
Why this course is highly recommended
This program offers a versatile approach to art education, blending creative development with broad cultural and historical perspectives. It provides specialized training in various art forms and prepares students for careers in numerous visual arts fields, supported by state-of-the-art labs, galleries, and opportunities for real-world experience.
Students can choose from various specializations including studio art with options in ceramics, drawing, installation, painting, photography, printmaking, and sculpture. Additionally, there are specific degree tracks like Bachelor of Fine Arts in Studio Art and Graphic Design, as well as a Bachelor of Arts in Art and Art History, and an Art Teaching program.
Application fees
16.38L
1st year tuition fees
16.38L
Living cost
Degree options include the Bachelor of Fine Arts in Studio Art and Graphic Design, Bachelor of Arts in Studio Art, Art, and Art History, as well as a Bachelor of Science in Art Education. There is also a Master of Arts available for advanced studio work. Some programs offer minors, such as Art Studio and Art History, to complement other fields.

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Graduates from this program can pursue careers such as graphic designer, artist, producer, publisher, marketing coordinator, and photographer. The median salary for craft and fine artists is approximately $52,910 per year according to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics.