Bachelor of Fine Arts (Honours) (BFA(Hons))

Highlights

• Vibrant, interdisciplinary studio-based learning environment.
• Emphasis on original and creative thinking.
• Well-designed studios, excellent digital equipment and well-equipped practical workshops.
• Well-known practising artists as supervisors.
• Access to the outstanding Fine Arts Library.
• Dedicated student exhibition space in the George Fraser Gallery and projectspace B431.
• Engagement with the Elam International Artist in Residence Programme.

Overview

If you have  completed Part III of your BFA degree at Elam School of Fine Arts with a Grade Point Average (GPA) of 'B' or higher, you may be eligible to apply for entry into the Bachelor of Fine Arts (Honours) (BFA(Hons)). In this programme you will work on your own studio-based research projects, supported by studio critiques, group tutorials, critical studies seminars and reading groups, studio critiques and one-on-one meetings with your supervisor(s).

The programme aims to develop your artistic practice to its full potential, and to expand your understanding of contemporary art forms in their various cultural contexts.

Detailed course prescriptions are available in the University Calendar, held in the University Library; or you can purchase one from the University Bookshop or view online.

University Calendar

Applying for admission

How to apply
Scholarship opportunities
Important dates

Further study

Master of Fine Arts (MFA)
Doctor of Fine Arts (DocFA)
Doctor of Philosophy (PhD)

More information

NICAI Student Centre
Level 2, Building 421
(Architecture and Planning Building)
26 Symonds Street, Auckland
Email: info-creative@auckland.ac.nz

For general enquiries, please call:
The University of Auckland Student Information Centre
Phone: 0800 61 62 65

For specific information on the BFA(Hons) programme, please contact:
p.mule
Programme Leader
Phone: +64 9 373 7599 ext 89577

Note: To assist us in responding to admission enquiries, please include information about your prior study and qualifications (academic transcripts are ideal if they are available). If possible, include a curriculum vitae outlining your academic and artistic career and sample images of your recent creative work.