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Overview

The Bachelor of Fine Arts (Honours) is a 48 UOC (one year equivalent) advanced undergraduate degree for high achieving students. The program is designed for those who have completed an undergraduate degree in Fine Arts (or cognate area), and wish to extend their critical and creative skills in contemporary art … For more content click the Read More button below.

Learning Outcomes

1.
Critically evaluate contemporary art practice within complex social, political, cultural, historical, and environmental contexts.
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2.
Contribute to contemporary art and culture through rigorous and sustained projects that demonstrate an ethical responsiveness to diverse local and global perspectives.
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3.
Conduct rigorous and sustained independent research to develop advanced knowledge in a contemporary art context.
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Evaluate the specialised histories, theories, and principles that inform contemporary art practice and discourse.
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5.
Work independently and collaboratively to develop and communicate advanced artistic ideas in creative, scholarly, and professional contexts.
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Graduate Capabilities

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Program Structure
48 Units of Credit:

Students must complete 48 UOC as a standalone program.

Core Courses

Students must take 48 UOC of the following courses;
Students must take DART4102 Fine Arts Honours Research Project 2 (12 UOC) twice a year for a total of 24 UOC.

DART4101
12 UOC
Fine Arts Honours Research Project 1
DART4102
12 UOC
Fine Arts Honours Research Project 2
DART4300
6 UOC
Contemporary Art Theories and Methods
ADAD4000
6 UOC
Professional Experience Project A

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Admission Requirements

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Related Programs

Related Programs

Master of Art - MArt9314 - Art
Master of Curating and Cultural Leadership - MCCL9318 - Curating and Cultural Leadership

Program Requirements

Progression Requirements

Pathways

Post Graduate

Doctor of Philosophy - PhD1292 - PhD Art, Design and Media
Master of Fine Arts - MFA2245 - Fine Arts
Master of Philosophy - MPhil2267 - MPhil Art, Design and Media
Master of Curating and Cultural Leadership - MCCL9318 - Curating and Cultural Leadership

Professional Outcomes

Career Opportunities

Recognition of Achievement

University Medal

Honours Classes

Program Fees

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Additional Expenses

Students may be required to purchase equipment or materials to enable them to complete activities and assessment tasks within the program, however every effort will be undertaken for the faculty to provide such relevant equipment and materials if appropriate.

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