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Fine and Applied Arts Faculty of Environmental Design and Management OBAFEMI AWOLOWO UNIVERSITY, ILE-IFE DEPARTMENT OF FINE AND APPLIED ARTS FACULTY OF ENVIRONMENTAL DESIGN AND MANAGEMENT BACHELOR OF ARTS IN FINE ARTS DEGREE PROGRAMME 2017 1 2 TABLE OF CONTENT 1.0 INTRODUCTION 5 1.1 Members of Staff of the Department 6 (a) Academic Staff 7 (b) Associate Staff 8 (c) Technical Staff 8 (d) Administrative Staff 9 1.2 Background Information 1.2.1 History of the University 9 1.2.2 Mission, Vision and Objectives of the University 12 1.2.3 History of the Faculty 13 1.2.4 History of the Department 14 1.2.5 Mission, Vision and Objectives of the Department 15 1.2.6 Members of the University 15 1.2.7 Officers of the University 15 1.2.8 Establishment of the University Council 16 (a) Functions (b) Compositions of the Members of Council 1.3 Organization, Administration and Control 17 1.3.1 Congregation 18 1.3.2 Information on Facilities 18 (a) Hezekiah Oluwasanmi Library 18 (b) Division of Students’ Affairs 21 1.3.3 Rolls of Honours for Students 22 1.4 University Examination Regulations 23 1.4.1 Registration for University Examinations 23 1.4.2 Absence from Examination 24 1.4.3 Examination Offences 25 1.5 The Course Unit System and the Computation of 27 Grade Point Average (G.P.A.) as operated in the University 1.5.1 Calculation of Grade Point Average (G.P.A.) 28 1.5.2 Definition of Terms 28 (a) Student Workload (b) Total Number of Units (TNU) 3 (c) Cumulative Number of Units (CNU) (d) Total Credit Points (TCP) (e) Cumulative Credit Points (CCP) (f) Grade Point Average (GPA) (g) Cumulative Grade Point Average (CGPA) 1.5.3 GPA and CGPA sample computations 28 (a) Sample Computations (b) Notes on Sample Computations 1.6 Miscellaneous notes on the Course Unit System 29 (a) Withdrawals from the University (b) Final Assessment and Class of Degree 1.7 Transfer within the University and length of stay in the University 30 2.0 UNDERGRADUATE PROGRAMME(S) 31 2.1 Objective 31 2.2 Entry Requirements 32 2.3 Requirements for the award of degree 2.4 Graduation Requirements 34 (a) Foundation Programmes (b) Special Electives (c) Departmental Requirements (d) Restricted Electives (e) Free Electives 2.5 Outline of Programme fpr Parts I –IV 37 2.6 Course Content 46 2.7 Prizes in the Department 3.0 POSTGRADUATE PROGRAMME(S) 64 3.1 Introduction 64 3.2 Degree Awarded 65 3.3 General Requirements 66 3.4 General Departmental Requirements 67 3.5 Course Work (a) General Plan (b) Course Requirements (c) Courses 3.6 Examinations 69 4 (a) Masters 69 (b) M.Phil 71 (c) Ph.D. 75 3.7 Course Syllabus 78 4.0 AREAS OF ACTIVE RESEARCH 88 5 1.0. INTRODUCTION When the University was established in 1962 with the motto “For Learning and Culture”, an Institute of African Studies was put in place to actualize the culture aspect of the motto. The Institute was expanded in 1966 and divisions, which included Art and Art History as well as Archaeology and Museum, were carved out. The Institute’s staff conducted in-depth research into various aspects of African Culture such as Art, Music, Drama, African Languages and Literatures. In addition, the Research Fellows in Art and Art history were by 1968/69 session, offering service courses to students in the Faculty of Education and later in the Faculty of Arts. The first set of B.A. (Fine Arts/Education) students graduated in 1974 while the first set of B.A. (Hons) Fine Arts students graduated in 1976, a year after the establishment of a full-fledged Fine Arts Department. A turning point came in 1989 when, by virtue of the National Universities Commission Approved Minimum Standards in Environmental Sciences for all Nigerian Universities, the Department of Fine Arts was moved from the Faculty of Arts to the Faculty of Environmental Design and Management. Slight modifications were made to the degree programme brought over from the parent Faculty. A new programme, which represents a major restructuring in order to bring the Department in line with the Faculty structure and modern developments in the Visual Arts, is now presented. The Department encourages its best products to make a career in teaching. This policy has yielded positive results over the years. At present, over ninety percent of its current members of the academic staff are trained within, up to Ph.D. Level; while few are currently on their Ph.D. programmes as well. The students/staff relationship is regulated by the appropriate University rules and regulations. This, notwithstanding, students' welfare is rules and regulations. This, notwithstanding, students' welfare is addressed through various Departmental sub-committees and units. The Part Advisers attend to students' academic and administrative concerns. At the beginning of the semester, it is the responsibility of advisers to guide the students on the minimum workload, relevant, compulsory and outstanding courses. The advisers are also expected to monitor the academic progress of their students and offer necessary guide. At present, students write their mobile phone numbers on their files in the Department for easy communication and fast dissemination of urgent information. Stephen Folárànmí (Ph.D.) Ag. Head 6 1.1 Members of Staff of the Department (a) Academic Staff NAMES QUALIFICATION STATUS AREA OF SPECIALISATION 1. Stephen A. B.A. (Fine Arts) Ife, Senior Drawing, Painting Folárànmí M.F.A. (Painting) Ife, Lecturer Public Art & M.Phil. (Ife), Ph.D. (Ife) Architecture 2. David O. B.A. Ed (Fine Arts) Ife, Reader Textile Design Mákindé M.A. (African Art) Ife, Art History M.F.A. (Textile) Ife, Ph.D. (Art History) Nsukka 3. Babasehinde A. B. A. Ed (Fine Arts), Senior Sculpture, Adémúlẹ̀yá M.A., Lecturer African Art History Ph. D (Ibadan) 4. Olusegun J. B.A. (Fine Arts) Ife; Senior Drawing, Painting Ajíbóyè M.F.A. (Painting) Ife, Lecturer Contemporary Art Ph.D. (Ife) 5. Nanashaitu A. B.A. (Fine Arts) Ife, Senior Ceramics Umoru-Oke, M.F.A. (Ceramics) Ife, Lecturer Ph.D. (Ife) 6. Eyitayo T. B.A. (Fine Arts), M.F.A. Senior Graphic Design, Ijisakin (Graphics), Ph.D. (Ife) Lecturer Printmaking 7. Irene B.A. London, M.A. Photography & Naluwembe England Visiting Anthropology Binaisa M.Sc. England, Ph.D. Research England Fellow 8. Bolajoko E. Adiji B.A. Zaria, MTech, Senior Textile Design Ph.D. (Akure) Lecturer 9. Thessy Y. B.A. Ed (Fine Arts), Senior Textile Design Akinbileje, M.A. (Adult Education), Lecturer Weaving M.F.A. (Textiles) 10. Yemi O. Ijisakin B.A. (Fine Arts), M.F.A. Senior Sculpture (Sculpture) Lecturer 11. Michael O. B.A. (Fine Arts) Ife Senior Ceramics & Art Fajuyigbe Lecturer History/Aesthetics 7 12. Folusho M. B.A. (Fine Arts) Ife, Lecturer I Graphic Design Abejide, M.F.A. (Graphics) Ife 13. Idowu F. B.A. (Fine Arts) Zaria, Lecturer I Sculpture &Public Adeyanju M.F.A. (Sculpture) Ife. Art 14. Michael A. B.A. (Fine Arts), MFA Lecturer I Ceramics Okunade (Ceramics) Ife 15. Isaiah T. B.A. Ed (Fine Arts), Assistant Art History& Public Ogunjimi M.A. Fine Arts, (Ife) Lecturer Art 16. Jonathan A. B.A. (Fine Arts) Ife Graduate Painting Imafidor Assistant (b) Associate Staff 1. Lade Adeyanju B.A. (Zaria), M.A., Professor Graphic Design, Ph.D, (Ife) Art Education, Art History 2. A.A. Ogunfolakan B.A. (Ibadan), Reader Archaeology, M.A. Moscow., Museum Studies Ph.D. (Ibadan and Preservation 3. Tayo Bada B.A. Ed (Fine Arts), Reader Sculpture, Art M.A. (Educ. Tech.) Education Ph.D, Ife. 4. Adeola B.A. Ed (Fine Arts), Senior Computer Egbedokun M.A. (Educ. Tech.) Lecturer Appreciation, Art Ph.D, Ife. Education 5. Oluseyi Ogunjobi PGD, M.A. Artists in Fashion and Birmingham, PhD Residence Textile, Theatre Leeds 6. Lanre Idowu B.A. Ed (Fine Arts), Lecturer I Painting, Art M.A. (Educ. Tech.) Education Ph.D, Ife. 7. Akin Adejuwon B.A. (Fine Arts) Zaria, Curator Environmental M. A. (African Art Graphics, Art History), MPhil History (History) Ife 8 (c) Technical Staff 1. B. A. (Fine Arts), Computer Emmanuel O. Principal Technical Ife Graphics, Oyeniyi Officer II Animation 2. Segun A. Jiboku Studio Assistant B. A. (Fine Arts), Textile Ife, NCE. (Fine prints and Arts), FCE design Abeokuta. 3. Abaogun Bakare Head Attendant Modern III Certificate 4. Ogundijo A. Artist II Certificate in Model Abiola Education, Computer Training, EDP, 5. Ojetunde J. Superintendent Modern III Printing and Onadapo Printer Certificate, Publishing Printers Certificate, Federal Ministry of Labour and Productivity. 6. Assistant Artist I Senior School Model Saliu O. Abiola Certificate 9 (d) Administrative Staff 1. Adetunji Ojo Senior Secretarial Dip. Secretarial Duties, Assistant Comm IV, A Level 60WPM Typing, A Level 50/100WPM Typing/Shorthand. A lLevel, Eng, Maths, Econs. 2. Comfort .I. Uche Confidential OND (Secretarial Sec II Studies) Federal Polytechnic Ede. Certificate in Microsoft Word. 3. Roseline Olaniyi Head Attendant Primary Six Certificate (1979) 1.2.1 History of the University A brief history of the University and the Faculty of Environmental Design and Management as contained in Obafemi Awolowo University, Ile-Ife Nigeria Calendar, 2004 – 2006 and Faculty of Environmental Design and Management handbook respectively with the history of the Department of Fine and Applied Arts is given below. Obafemi Awolowo University (formerly, University of Ife), Ile-Ife is one of the three Universities established in Nigeria between 1961 and 1962 as a result of the report submitted to the Federal Government in September, 1960, by a Commission it appointed in April 1959 under the Chairmanship of Sir Eric Ashby, Master of Clare College, Cambridge, to survey the needs of postsecondary and higher education in Nigeria over the next twenty years.
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