Print Media Concordia University Montréal

Overview

The Print Media (BFA) at Concordia University Montréal offers an expansive approach to contemporary art practices through the lens of reproductive technologies. This undergraduate programme encourages students to investigate the relationship between individual expression and modern society within a vibrant artistic community.

Students benefit from an interdisciplinary curriculum that treats print as a foundational element for diverse creative outputs. The faculty provides a supportive environment where experimental thinking is prioritised alongside technical mastery. This approach ensures that graduates can effectively shape and transform contemporary culture through their work.

Why Print Media at Concordia University Montréal?

The institution boasts large, modern, and well-equipped printmaking studios that facilitate high-level production. Students join an active community that frequently hosts visiting artists and organises professional exhibitions and group trips. These distinctive teaching features provide a bridge between academic study and the professional art world.

The programme is situated within the Faculty of Fine Arts, known for its institutional strengths in studio arts and research. Facilities are designed to support both traditional craftsmanship and cutting-edge digital imaging. This combination of resources allows for a multifaceted education in a globally recognised creative hub.

Tuition Fee Breakdown

• International fee: CAD 970 per credit
• National fee: CAD 420 per credit

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Syllabus

The curriculum is designed to allow students to garner skills across multiple studio techniques while fostering critical understanding. The programme structure includes a Major consisting of 60 credits or a Minor of 30 credits. Modules may include:

• Lithography
• Intaglio
• Screen printing
• Monoprinting
• Relief
• Digital imaging
• Book arts

In addition to technical studio work, students engage with theory and history to contextualise their practice. Special topics courses change annually to explore the frontiers of the medium. Independent study and internship opportunities are also available to further individual artistic development.

Careers with Print Media

Graduates are prepared for diverse paths within the creative industries and broader cultural sectors. Many alumni continue their education in national or international graduate programmes specialising in studio arts or publishing. The technical and conceptual skills acquired support a wide range of professional trajectories.

Career outcomes include working as a practising multidisciplinary artist or establishing an independent studio. Graduates often find employment in community print ateliers or as assistants to established artists. Additionally, the skills gained are applicable to specialised computer applications and various roles within the contemporary art market.