香港皇家理工大學(xué)

Aims & Objectives

The RMIT Bachelor of Arts (Fine Art) (the programme) aims to develop students' individual creative growth and establish strong perceptual, analytical and conceptual awareness within the context of contemporary fine art practice. It enables students to achieve a high level of confidence and personal integrity associated with the best artistic practice, and to realise his or her potential as a professional artist. Graduates are multi-skilled and may pursue careers as independent professional artists or within the diverse industries and cultures associated with the fine arts. The three-year programme is jointly presented by lecturers from RMIT University and the Hong Kong Art School enabling students to benefit from international and local perspectives.

Programme Features

• An established fine art programme celebrating its 20th Anniversary of development in Hong Kong, with approving and unparalleled impact on the ongoing development of local art ecology
• A dynamic fine art programme that crosses the boundaries of cultures and ages, leading to immense diversity in the learning atmosphere and opening up endless possibilities for students
• With a flexible study schedule that is suitable for both school leavers and working adults, and a study mode that advocates work-life balance
• Combining intensively studio-based and practical learning with stimulating theoretical and academic discourse in contemporary art
• Benefiting students with international and local perspectives, bringing in regular, direct and face-to-face learning opportunities with Australian artists-lecturers and local lecturers who are also practicing artists

Programme Articulation

Graduates from Bachelor of Arts (Fine Art) programme may choose to continue their study in the Master of Fine Art programme [programme jointly presented with RMIT University, Australia].

How will it be delivered:

Studio or workshop-based classes with emphasis on individual progress and development through visual and academic research related to both conceptual and technical development

• Face to face and online lectures
• Reflection and analysis of art work through individual tutorials and group critiques
• Local field trips, and visits to workshops, museums, galleries and art studios.
• Extra-curricular overseas field trips may also be available