Bachelor of Fine Arts - Studio Practices

In the Studio Practices major, you will begin by completing two units at Introductory (100) level, one unit from two studios of your choice. For example, one unit from Photography and one unit from Painting.In your second year of your major you will complete two units at Intermediate (200) level, both in one of the studios you studied in first year. For example, two units in Painting.You can complete additional studio units at Introductory and Intermediate level in your course Elective space.For the Advanced level units, you have the flexibility to either focus on the same studio practice you pursued at the Intermediate level or to combine your primary focus with other studio practices that you may have pursued through the Elective space.If you see the world as a place full of possibility, where ideas spark change and beauty tells a story, then the Bachelor of Fine Arts is the perfect space for you to grow. At the University of Tasmania, you'll be encouraged to explore, experiment, and express your unique perspective through art.Tasmania is a place where creativity thrives. It's a landscape shaped by nature and culture, history and innovation, industry and imagination. Here, you'll find inspiration in every corner, from the wild coastlines to the vibrant arts communities.Whether you're passionate about a single discipline or excited to explore multiple mediums, you'll be supported to develop your artistic voice and build a fulfilling creative career. Our Fine Arts degree combines hands-on studio practice with critical thinking, helping you create work that resonates, challenges, and transforms.

Admission to undergraduate courses at the University of Tasmania requires the completion of qualifications equivalent to a 12th year of education in Australia. You can also meet the General Entry Requirement for this course with the following qualifications or prior studies:Completion of an equivalent AQF Certificate IV or aboveComplete or incomplete (minimum 25 credit points) of previous tertiary study at Bachelor level or higherYou may also be required to submit a portfolio and statement if your previous studies are not in a related field.