Fine Art (Hons)

Overview

Overview

This BA Fine Art (Hons) from University of Dundee will help you to find your own identity as an artist through the development of core skills and practical techniques.

The course is focused on making and critical thinking, and you can concentrate on a single discipline or work across a number of disciplines and media. Your practical work will support a growing critical and contextual understanding of the theory of art and culture.

Taught by practicing artists of international standing, our academic staff exhibit and publish nationally and internationally. In 2015 Fine Art lecturer Graham Fagen represented Scotland at the Venice Bienniale (one of the most prestigious cultural exhibitions in the world).

Using our large studios, you can explore drawing, painting, time-based art, digital media, sculpture, print, photography, video, sound, performance, installation, and artists' books.

You will also have access to all our world-class workshops, where you can experiment with whichever materials you require, including:

• plaster / bronze / resin casting
• woodworking
• the presentation of artworks
• methods and materials of painting and painting surfaces
• screen-printing
• lithography
• etching
• wood block
• 3D printing
• interactive programming
• ceramics
• dedicated edit suites
• sound rooms
• green screen film studio
• digital and analogue darkroom photography

You will have the opportunity to take part in exchanges with partner institutions across the world.

Careers

Our graduates have established successful careers as artists, working nationally and internationally, such as Turner Prize winner Susan Philipsz. 

Fine Art graduates have developed careers in:

• exhibition curation
• publishing
• writing and research
• gallery management
• researchers, curators, and theorists
• arts administration and project management
• teaching in all sectors, including community arts and art in health care

Our graduates enter industries that require creative skills and knowledge, including the media, film, and entertainment industries.