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Carnegie Mellon University, BFA, Fine Arts

Carnegie Mellon University
 United States

 

Study mode Start date Duration Fee international Fee study period Year of study
Full-time Sep years: 4 $51196 Academic year 2017
A broad-based undergraduate program in art addresses many issues facing the contemporary artist. The program aims to develop each student's commitment, knowledge and skills necessary to work in a rapidly changing global culture. Being educated to "work as an artist" can and will prepare individuals for many, widely diverging opportunities. Implicit in the program is the notion that an artist works within a context of many dualities, and the program is a vehicle to explore these dualities, which include: culture/nature tradition/experiment high-technology/low-technology private/public global/local diversity/focus

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