Fine Arts Bachelor of Arts in Fine Arts Would you like the chance to develop your talent to express yourself creatively through drawing, painting, printmaking, photography, sculpture, music, performance art or film? Fine art courses have a focus on studio-based experimental work. Graduates of this course may work as artists, photographers or designers, or in art galleries, museums or cultural organisations, teaching or arts administration. Discover what it means to be an artist, considering the role of that art holds in modern society. Develop your artistic work across the full range of fine art media, including drawing, installation, painting, sculpture, performance, photography, film, video, sound, and print. What you will study This course is concerned with imaginative and creative making and thinking. It signifies the diversity of Art practice and the critical discourses surrounding it, integrating practices from the newest technologies to the most traditional. These may challenge the boundaries of medium and technique, concept, or expectation. Within this course structure, you will learn to develop a specific focus to your routine and studies according to your individual needs and abilities. Although mainly focused upon making, the study of Fine Art also requires participation in critique: the exploration of relevant contexts and theories of art in order to develop and evidence creative analytical thinking within your practice as well as the study of the history of Arts.. A portfolio of artwork to demonstrate your creative skills is usually an entry requirement for this course