Visual Arts University of Regina

Overview

The Visual Arts programme at the University of Regina offers an immersive environment for students to develop their creative expertise alongside established researchers and professional artists. This degree focuses on individual artistic development by integrating hands-on studio practice with the study of contemporary art history and theory. Students gain a deep understanding of design principles while creating original work that reflects modern contexts and meanings.

Why Visual Arts at the University of Regina?

Students benefit from a community with a rich artistic tradition, providing direct engagement with local galleries and art centres. The programme features small class sizes, ensuring personalised interaction with instructors who are active professional artists. Facilities are modern and spacious, including the Fifth Parallel Art Gallery, which is the only student-run gallery in Canada dedicated to exhibiting work by the university's own students.

Tuition Fee Breakdown

• International fee: CAD 1143 per credit
• National fee: CAD 568 per credit

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

Syllabus

The curriculum balances theoretical knowledge with practical experimentation across various media. Modules may include:

• Photo-Based Art
• Ceramics Studio
• Printmaking
• Visual Storytelling
• Expressive Painting
• The Art of Kyoto

Careers with Visual Arts

Graduates are prepared for diverse professional roles within the creative industries and cultural sectors. The programme equips students with the skills necessary to pursue careers in both commercial and fine art environments.

Additionally, many graduates choose to continue their academic journey by pursuing advanced studies, such as a Master of Fine Arts, at various institutions across the country.