Bachelors in Visual Arts
Based on the requirements of fine arts majors for basic education, the BS Visual Art enhances the basic ability of students with effective and specific courses aimed at improving professional quality and broadening artistic horizons.
It equips students with solid modeling ability and theoretical knowledge. The program develops academic skill, analytical ability, and vision to create works of art. By the end of the course, students are trained to become practitioners with a meaningful understanding of tradition and the contemporary scene.
The curriculum includes studio and theory courses divided into four major disciplines: Painting, Printmaking & Digital Art, Sculpture, and Miniature Painting, along with Studio Drawing, Studio Electives, and Fine Art Seminar.
Designed for emerging artists building a professional studio practice
Mission Statement of the Program
To establish our influence as a regional leader of quality aesthetics with a deeper appreciation of nature, human expression and experience; providing distinctive artistic, practical, professional, technical, and educational opportunities to respond to the challenges of emerging technologies and the expanding range of art and its forms.
Develop disciplined skills through studio and theory courses.
Build contextual understanding of art history and contemporary practice.
Expose students to multiple major disciplines before specialization.
Prepare graduates for artistic, educational, and cultural careers.
Scope of the Program
Visual Arts opens pathways across studio practice, education, and the wider creative sector. Graduates can develop careers in art direction, animation, curation, media, and independent artistic practice.
Painting
Build skill in composition, color, media handling, and expressive image-making.
Printmaking & Digital Art
Explore print, digital techniques, and hybrid image-making approaches.
Sculpture
Develop three-dimensional thinking through material, form, and installation.
Miniature Painting
Study precision, ornament, and traditional visual language in depth.