Fine Arts (Visual Arts), Bachelor

Your studies will begin with you working with a variety of media and developing your own interests, ideas and art practice, and skills in visual analysis. You also study art history and theory units to support your studio practice and are introduced to modern, post-modern, and contemporary art. As you progress you will learn to contextualise your art practice through presentations, discussions and supported practical experience in display and exhibition. Later in your degree there are industry-based projects and international tours on offer to allow you to explore the creative avenues that will let you develop as an artist.

Real-world facilities

Our open studio program focuses on interdisciplinary contemporary art practice combining experimental 2D, 3D, digital, spatial, and performance skills.  Whether you are planning to become a professional artist, teacher or art professional such as an exhibition curator or arts manager, you will benefit from substantial studio experience while receiving training in your specialist area.
 

Double degrees

• A double degree with business will broaden your skill set and make you stand out to employers, and give you the abilities to start your own creative enterprise.
• A double degree in secondary education will equip you to apply your creativity in education settings or complete a Masters fo Teaching in early childhood, primary or secondary education. 

*Check entry requirements for the Master of Teaching for specific teaching areas.