Sculpture and Expanded Practices Emily Carr University of Art + Design

Overview

The Sculpture and Expanded Practices programme at Emily Carr University of Art + Design offers an immersive environment for students to explore contemporary visual arts through a mix of traditional and experimental methods. This four-year degree path encourages makers to push the boundaries of physical form while developing a sophisticated critical voice. Students benefit from a curriculum that integrates studio work with theoretical research to prepare them for professional creative careers.

Why Sculpture and Expanded Practices at Emily Carr University of Art + Design?

As Canada’s top-ranked art and design university, the institution provides a globally recognised education within a vibrant community of approximately 2,000 undergraduate students. Learners have access to extensive shops and studios, including a dedicated foundation shop and multi-disciplinary production spaces. The university’s strong industry connections and the Vancouver advantage offer students unique opportunities to showcase their work at major exhibitions like The Show, facilitating real-world professional links before graduation.

Tuition Fee Breakdown

• International fee: CAD 28632 per year
• National fee: CAD 6028 per year

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Syllabus

The curriculum begins with a mandatory foundation year designed to build technical and conceptual skills across various media. Modules may include:

• Indigenous Presence
• Visual Arts Studio
• Interdisciplinary Studio
• Academic Core
• Ceramics
• Drawing
• Painting
• Print Media
• Sculpture and Expanded Practices

Careers with Sculpture and Expanded Practices

Graduates are equipped to shape the future of the creative industries, finding success in both independent practice and institutional roles. The programme prepares students for diverse paths, including visual arts production, arts education, and curation. Many alumni go on to work in cultural programming, public art, or pursue advanced graduate studies. The skills gained also support careers in environmental and community-based design, as well as entrepreneurship within the global arts sector.