Indian Fine Arts University of Regina

Overview

The Indian Fine Arts programme at the University of Regina provides a comprehensive exploration of Indigenous creative expression through both historical and contemporary lenses. Students delve into the rich heritage of First Nations and Inuit peoples while developing modern technical skills in a professional studio environment. This degree is designed to foster a deep understanding of how culture serves as the heart of a nation.

Why Indian Fine Arts at University of Regina?

Studying this programme offers a unique opportunity to learn within the Faculty of Media, Art, and Performance in partnership with the First Nations University of Canada. The curriculum bridges the gap between ancient traditions and 20th-century movements, ensuring graduates possess a versatile artistic toolkit. Students benefit from a specialised environment that treats art as a vital record of language, history, and identity.

Tuition Fee Breakdown

• International fee: CAD 1117 per credit
• National fee: CAD 559 per credit

Visit the Fees and Funding section for a breakdown in your local currency.

Syllabus

The curriculum balances theoretical knowledge with practical studio experience. Modules may include:

• Traditional Indigenous Art
• Two-Dimensional Design
• Explorations in Indigenous Studio Practice
• Pre-Columbian Art in North America
• Indigenous Art and the 20th Century
• Modern Art and Technique

Careers with Indian Fine Arts

Graduates are prepared for a variety of professional roles within the global and local arts sectors.

These roles allow graduates to contribute to the preservation of cultural heritage while influencing the modern art landscape through education, curation, and original creation.