School of Design

Bachelor of Fine Arts (BFA) is a 4-year undergraduate degree program that emphasizes extensive studio work in the visual or performing arts. This degree, which typically lasts 4 years and 8 semesters, provides specialized study in fields such as painting, sculpture, photography, graphic design, dance, and theater. The program balances hands-on studio practice (about 65% of coursework) with academic study in art history, theory, and general education. BFA programs seek to help students improve their technical skills, artistic expression, and critical thinking ability. Graduates frequently go on to work as professional artists, designers, and performers, or they further their education in Master of Fine Arts (MFA) programs. Many universities and art schools offer BFA degrees, and entrance frequently requires a portfolio submission.

The Diploma in Fine Arts is a creative and practical program designed to nurture artistic talents and equip students with essential skills in various forms of art, including painting, sculpture, printmaking, and digital media. This course, typically spanning 2 - 3 years, offers in-depth training in both traditional and modern techniques, allowing students to explore their individual artistic expressions. The curriculum combines hands-on studio work with theoretical learning, covering art history, aesthetics, and contemporary art practices. Upon completion, graduates gain proficiency in artistic techniques and an understanding of the global art scene, preparing them for careers as professional artists, curators, or art educators. This diploma also serves as a stepping stone for further studies in Fine Arts or related fields.