Art Undergraduate Degrees

...Semester 1 MPT 105: Cinematic Storytelling MPT 106: Edit 1: The Art of Editing MPT 205: Introduction to Producing WRI 188: Characters & Backstory... Learn about: Introduction to Producing, Cinematic Storytelling, Power of Story...

...All of the following courses (12 credits): Art and Design: Concepts and Practices Three-Dimensional Form One of the following courses (3 credits... Learn about: Textile Design...

..., art, and film. The study of the ancient Greek and Roman civilizations affords an excellent and rewarding introduction to the humanities which challenges students to explore and evaluate all aspectsof the human condition in society...

...With a minor in classical civilization, you’ll uncover the mysteries of ancient Greece and Rome. You’ll have the choice of any six classics courses (above 1000-level), which chart a coherent path through our offerings in ancient literature (in translation), history, philosophy, art history...

... Considers the nature of museums and art galleries and their role and function in our society and culture. Students study the workings of the art market...

... / upcycling, Life Cycle Analysis and waste assessment. Labs include building low-cost, small scale technology, field trips to waste-related institutions and businesses, art workshops and e-waste scrapping taught by practitioners, artists and waste enthusiasts...

.... Primary works are drawn from literature, cinema, art, and performance, including works by Peter Sloterdijk, Thomas Vinterberg, and Michel Houellebecq...

...About the course Please note that this course has closed applications for 2020 intake. This course focuses on animation, storytelling and character creation, encouraging groundbreaking and innovative visuals in traditional animation, 2D gaming, concept art and many other possible traditional...

... of studio, art history and theory courses, this degree encourages an interdisciplinary approach to learning which takes advantage of the many facets of the university community...

..., Archaeology and Civilization Representations of Women in the Classical World Roman Archaeology: Origins to Empire Art and Archaeology of Ancient Athens The...

..., Archaeology and Civilization Representations of Women in the Classical World Roman Archaeology: Origins to Empire Art and Archaeology of Ancient Athens The...

..., Archaeology and Civilization Representations of Women in the Classical World Roman Archaeology: Origins to Empire Art and Archaeology of Ancient Athens The...

..., Archaeology and Civilization Representations of Women in the Classical World Roman Archaeology: Origins to Empire Art and Archaeology of Ancient Athens The...

...-driven Game Design, with four additional courses that can range from Graphics and Art, the Psychology of Gaming, to Human-Computer Interaction...

... faculty members continue to influence literary life and letters with scholarship on such topics as Marxist and gender theory, Tudor drama, and comparative studies in visual and verbal art. The undergraduate program in English Language and Literature provides students with the opportunity to intensively... Learn about: English Language...

... in one of the Near Eastern languages (for example, Akkadian, Arabic, Egyptian, or Hebrew), students plan programs in consultation with faculty advisers. Areas of specialization include Archaeology and Art of the Ancient Near East, Classical Hebrew Language and Civilization, Cuneiform Studies (including Assyriology...

... of print mediums and a significant digital print resource. The school also maintains traditional black and white and colour photography dark rooms that may inform your development as a fine art printmaker. The spacious painting studios provide you with the space and time to develop your practice... Learn about: Team Training...

...Visual Communication in Art and Design Ideas Generation and Development in Art and Design Contextual and Cultural Referencing in Art and Design... Learn about: Quality Training, Art design, Part Time...

...The BFA degree builds on the core curriculum of fundamental principles by emphasizing the aesthetic and conceptual skills necessary for a professional portfolio. After completing the core curriculum, students choose to focus on commercial or editorial, fine art, or documentary courses.... Learn about: Composition for the Artist, Photography Principles, History of photography...

...1st Year You'll learn the basics of either game and virtual experience design, or the digital art process, alongside the pipelines and processes... Learn about: Character Art, VR Design, Virtual experience...