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This is a three-year full-time Pass degree in which the student
may major in any one of the disciplines offered by the School's
Workshops. As a preparation for their area of major study,
first-year students undertake units in the Core Studies Workshop
which include life and general drawing, two and three dimensional
studies, computer aided art and art theory. In second semester,
students commence study in their major Workshop. In subsequent
years, students, in addition to their Major, also undertake
Art Theory units and Complementary Studies units in disciplines
other than their Major. The School also offers Professional
Practice as a unit in its Art Theory Workshop, which prepares
students for professional life outside the School. As part
of this study, students can opt to do a work placement with
institutions in Canberra and interstate.
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Computer studies
Art Theory |
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Semester 1
Semester 1
Semester 2
Semester 2
Semester 2 |
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Complementary Studies
Art Theory
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Complementary studies
Art Theory |
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Semester
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Semester 1
Semester 1
Semester 1
Semester 1
Semester 1 |
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Complementary Studies
Art Theory
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Complementary studies
Art Theory |
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Suzanne Moss
BVA Painting, 2005
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Bachelor of Design Arts
The aim of the Bachelor of Design Arts is to equip graduates to take advantage of changing opportunities within the field of creative arts industries. Recent tendencies towards career pathways which build on the expertise and resources available in the School of Art, and which are directed to professional/commercial design for production and small scale individual craft production, provide the initiative for this proposal. The course follows the structure of the Visual Arts Degree in the School of Art, sharing space resources and expertise, while at the same time developing professionally-oriented applied design outcomes through project-based coursework and application of existing media and technologies. The methodology of the program builds on the emphasis of existing resources on a balance of skill sets between old and new technologies, building on both hand-built and computer-aided design and technologies.
This program aims to:
* enable students to become professional Designer/Makers in contemporary craft and design practice.
* develop creative, critical, analytical, research and communication skills enabling students to participate and contribute to the practical and theoretical discourse in their professional field.
* provide students with personal support and academic guidance in making informed judgements and choices relating to their path of study and career development.
Applicants must satisfy the entry requirements of both the Faculty of Arts and the ANU School of Art. Applicants will be required to attend an interview and present a portfolio of recent work. For more information about application procedures please contact:
Faculty of Arts Student Administration Office
by telephoning +612 6125 5711/52898
email: enquiries.arts@anu.edu.au
Written enquiries can be sent to:
Faculty of Arts Student Administration Office
Building 22
Australian National University
Canberra, ACT, 0200
Australia
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Bachelor
of Visual Arts/Bachelor of Arts – Combined Degree
This course involves four years of full time study, and is
offered as a combined degree by the School of Art and the
Faculty of Arts. The course comprises at least 192 credit
points, of which not less than 96 are undertaken at the ANU
School of Art and not less than 96 undertaken in the Faculty
of Arts. The component on the course undertaken at the ANU
School of Art requires completion of units from Core Studies,
a major Workshop sequence of units, as well as complementary
studies units chosen from the major Workshops and studios,
and Art Theory electives. Units undertaken within the Faculty
of Arts must also form a major sequence plus elective units,
and may be chosen from any of the Faculty's Departments or
interdisciplinary programs. For more information about the
Departments within the Faculty, please click on the Faculty
of Arts button below.
Applicants
must satisfy the entry requirements of both the Faculty of
Arts and the ANU School of Art. Applicants will be required
to attend an interview and present a portfolio of recent work.
For more information about application procedures please contact:
Faculty of Arts Student Administration Office
by telephoning +612
6125 5711/52898
email:
enquiries.arts@anu.edu.au
Written
enquiries can be sent to:
Faculty of Arts Student Administration Office
Building 22
Australian National University
Canberra, ACT, 0200
Australia
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Bachelor
of Asian Studies (Specialist)/Bachelor of Visual Arts –
Combined Degree
In keeping with the University's great strength in combined
degrees, the Faculty of Asian Studies and the School of Art
offer a combined Bachelor of Asian (Specialist)/Bachelor of
Visual Arts course. This innovative course involves five
years of study, including one year spent studying in Asia,
and provides a specialist degree which opens up the opportunity
for Australian students to intensively experience the languages
and cultures of Asia.
During
the first three years of the degree students undertake a program
of units within the ANU’s School of Art and Faculty of
Asian Studies. For the fourth year of their course students
enrol in a university in Japan, China, Malaysia, Indonesia,
Thailand or India, during which time the ANU arranges enrolment
in further language and Art major studies in regular University
courses in the student's chosen country. Prior study of an
Asian language is not required, but students with prior knowledge
of a language may be exempted from elementary units.
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Bachelor
of Visual Arts/Bachelor of Asian Studies
This is a four year course in which students undertake the
same units as for the B.Asian Specialist /BVA degree,
but do not undertake the year at an Asian University.
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Bachelor of Visual Arts/Bachelor of Science (Forestry)
This is a course involves five years of full-time study, and
is offered as a combined degree by the ANU School of Art
and the Faculty of Science. The units studied in the Forestry
component of the course cover a curriculum which includes
conservation, earth and environmental science, environmental,
wildlife, vegetation and resource management studies, forest
and ecology, forest products, production and harvesting, and
silviculture. The component on the course undertaken at the
ANU School of Art requires completion of units from Core
Studies, a major Workshop sequence of units, as well as complementary
studies units chosen from the major Workshops and studios,
and Art Theory electives.
Applicants
must satisfy the entry requirements of both the Faculty of
Science and the ANU School of Art. Applicants will be required
to attend an interview and present a portfolio of recent work.
For more information about application procedures please contact:
Faculty of Arts Student Administration Office
by telephoning +612 6125 5711/52898
email: enquiries.arts@anu.edu.au
Written enquiries can be sent to:
Faculty of Arts Student Administration Office
Building 22
Australian National University
Canberra, ACT, 0200
Australia
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The
Diploma of Art
This course is normally undertaken on a two-year full-time
basis, although part-time study is available in some workshops.
Qualifications for entry to the Diploma vary from workshop
to workshop, but in general, the candidate is expected to
have some existing expertise in their specialist area. The
course places heavy emphasis on skills acquisition and practical
knowledge, and is designed to further a particular area of
knowledge in a specific Workshop discipline.
A
candidate qualifies for the diploma by completing units in
one discipline offered by any of the School's nine workshops
to the total value of 96 credit points.
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