School of Design

Master of Fine Arts (M.F.A.) in Painting is a postgraduate program designed for aspiring professional artists and educators seeking to refine their artistic skills and conceptual understanding of painting. This course typically spans 2-3 years, offering an in-depth exploration of techniques, materials, and methodologies in traditional and contemporary painting practices. Students engage in studio work, critiques, art theory, and interdisciplinary approaches to enhance their creative expression and critical thinking. The program often culminates in a thesis exhibition, showcasing original works that reflect the artist’s unique vision and research. Graduates of the M.F.A. in Painting are well-prepared for careers in galleries, academia, or freelance artistry, contributing to the broader cultural and creative landscape.

 B.F.A. in Painting is a  4-year undergraduate program designed for students passionate about visual art and painting techniques. The course offers comprehensive training in various painting styles, mediums, and techniques, including oil painting, watercolor, acrylics, and digital art. Students explore art history, color theory, composition, and creative expression while developing technical skills and an artistic portfolio. The program also emphasizes conceptual development, allowing students to engage in personal and experimental projects. Alongside studio practice, students study art criticism, aesthetics, and contemporary art movements. Graduates can pursue careers as professional artists, art educators, curators, or work in creative industries like graphic design and illustration, contributing to the global art community through exhibitions, galleries, or freelance projects.