Earn a Degree in Fine Art
at the largest university in Cyprus by number of students
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Fine Art (BA)
Duration
4 years
Qualification Awarded
Bachelor of Arts in Fine Art
Language of Instruction
English (First and second year courses offered also in Greek)
Mode of Study
Full-time and Part-time
Earn a Degree in Fine Art
Earn a Degree in Fine Art
The visual arts today are at the epicentre of contemporary cultural production and are continuously evolving to explore new media and contextual directions within our increasingly image based digital everyday realities.
Some of humanity’s greatest achievements have been produced by artists throughout history and fine art academic training has a long educational tradition. The BA in Fine Art at the University of Nicosia provides students with a broad creative knowledge base and artistic skills in a diverse range of fine art media and contemporary creative practices, so as to become critical thinkers and art producers able to respond to the world of today.
A commitment to studio based study is required, offering training and hands-on experience across traditional (drawing, painting, sculpture, printmaking and ceramics) and new fine art media (photography, video art, digital art and animation). With a focus on contemporary art practices the students can experiment within a creative environment which enables them to define a self-directed path. This learning process is supported by courses focusing on arts writing and research and with seminars and workshops led by invited researchers, cultural producers and artists.
Encouraging an understanding of the workings of the arts, culture and art education industries the programme equips students with a set of transferable creative skills and critical abilities for their future professional prospects. Graduates of the programmes, beyond their artistic practice, work in areas such as arts education (both in formal and informal), in video and film production, as photographers and in other areas of the art and culture fields.
At the heart of our programme are our students and to provide a learning environment which allows them to develop as contemporary art practitioners and citizens, connected with our local, regional and global art communities. (Lecturers of the BA in Fine Art).
Lab Infrastructure
With our continuous investment in campus infrastructure over the last decade and our commitment to technological advancement, our laboratories have developed into innovative spaces, whose cutting-edge facilities and resources support teaching and research.
Art and Design Studios and Labs
- Fine Art Studios | spaces where students are free to work and experiment creatively in their dedicated studio space
- Drawing and Painting
- Sculpture and Ceramics
- Printmakingand Typography
- Photography and moving image studios
- VR/AR and Interactive Animation studios
- Graphic communication studios
- Computer labs with specialized software access
What our Students Say
“The Fine Art programme of the University of Nicosia has enabled me to develop a personalised vision regarding my artistic practice… My experience at the university helped me to understand the way in which contemporary art and culture systems function, as well as to demonstrate the ability to use innovative creative skills to integrate within the creative market…As a Fine Art studentI had the opportunity to exhibit in the Archaeological Museum of Nicosia, in the Leventis Municipal Museum, in Kastelliotissa Hall, and in the Famagusta Gate amongst others. Additionally, I had the opportunity to assist in several events organized by the fine art programme – in setting up exhibitions, in international conferences and in educational programmes. By becoming involved in all these activities I have gained organizational experience and I have learnt to work collaboratively with others in the current system of contemporary art.All my professors encouraged me in every step of the way. The wide variety of classes made studying interesting, informative as well as challenging. My experience at the University of Nicosia has turned into a journey I never thought possible, and I could not be more thankful”.