Fine art
The visual artist is a major contributor to the culture of contemporary society, and this exciting and challenging program will place you (as a graduate) at the centre of that vital arena. The program gives you the opportunity to gain experience in contemporary approaches to visual arts. Studies take place across areas including print media, jewellery and small objects, painting and sculpture.
Undergraduate:
Postgraduate:
- Graduate Certificate in Visual Arts
- Master of Arts in Visual Arts
- Master of Arts with Honours in Visual Arts
Art theory
Art Theory courses contextualise and enhance the student's studio practice. They give students a breadth of knowledge, making them aware of the wider implications of applying their specialised studio expertise. They focus on visual art practice as a vehicle for debate and discourse and improve the student's scope to reflect critically on his/her own work.
Undergraduate:
Postgraduate:
- Graduate Certificate in Fine Art
- Graduate Diploma of Fine Art
- Graduate Certificate in Visual Arts
- Master of Arts in Visual Arts
- Master of Arts with Honours in Visual Arts
Contemporary indigenous art
Designed to prepare you (as an Indigenous Australian) for practice as a professional artist. The program is focused on traditional Australian Indigenous art media, styles and forms together with strategies for their viable adaptation within a highly urbanised society. It is planned in accordance with Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander principles and philosophies.
Undergraduate:
- Graduate Certificate in Fine Art
- Graduate Diploma of Fine Art
- Graduate Certificate in Visual Arts
- Master of Arts in Visual Arts
- Master of Arts with Honours in Visual Arts
Other opportunites exist within Fine Art to continue with further postgraduate study in:
- Higher Degree Research Qualifying Program overview
- Master of Philosophy overview
- Doctor of Visual Arts overview
- Master of Visual Arts overview
- Doctor of Philosophy overview
- Doctor of Philosophy by Publication overview