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The School of Visual Arts Provides a Space for Students to Converge and Unleash Their Innovative and Creative Energies The School of Visual Arts provides a space for students to converge and unleash their innovative and creative energies. At the undergraduate level SVA offers Bachelor of Fine Arts, Associate and studio certificates in Painting, Sculpture, Jewellery, Printmaking, Ceramics, Visual Communication including Illustration and Animation, Textiles and Fibre Arts, and most recently, Photography. SVA also offers a Post Graduate Degree in Art Education in collaboration with Ohio State University and a Postgraduate Certificate in Art Therapy. SVA | 1 | 2017-18 Inside Programme Overview 3 UWI/EMCVPA Open Choices Courses 55 Credit Requirments 4 Post Graduate Certificate Program Credit Structure 5 in Art Therapy 56 Bachelor of Fine Arts 5 Dual Enrollment Courses 57 Associate of Arts in Visual Arts 6 Degree Completion – Upgrade 58 Minor Programmes 6 Certificate Courses 59 Bachelor in Art Education 7 Course Descriptions Degree Completion – Upgrade 8 Foundation Studies 60 Certificate Courses 9 Interdeciplinary Studies 61 Bachelor in Fine Arts, Associate of Arts // Painting 61 Visual Arts Major // Sculpture 63 Bachelor of Art Education 10 Printmaking 64 Programmes Jewellery 66 Ceramics Major 11 Ceramics 68 Jewellery Major 14 Textile & Fibre Arts; Fashion 69 Painting Major 17 Design Studies 72 Printmaking Major 20 Visual Communications 72 Sculpture Major 23 Animation 75 Textile & Fibre Arts, Weaving Photography 76 and Fashion Major 26 Drawing 78 Visual Communication Major 29 Bachelor of Art Education 80 Photography // Fine Art Major 32 Professional Education 81 Photography // Photojournalism Major 35 Post Graduate Certificate in Art Therapy 82 Commercial Photography Major 38 Dual Enrollment Programme 84 Associate of Arts // Animation 41 Bachelor’s Degree in Art Education/ Design Studies Major 44 Graduate Certificate in Art Therapy 84 Interdisciplinary Studies Major 46 General Studies 85 Minor Programmes 49 Art History 88 Bachelor of Art Education 52 UWI/EMCVPA Open Choice Courses 90 UWI/EMCVPA BA Humanities & Education 54 Faculty 94 SVA | 2 | 2017-18 Programme Overview REGISTRATION PROCEDURES PROGRAMME PHILOSOPHY Upon registration a Student Information Handbook listing courses, credits and course descriptions will be issued to The philosophy of the BFA Degree programmes in the students. This will aid students in selecting their courses. studio art is centered on the provision of the conceptual Registration forms must be collected in the office of the and critical framework that underpins contemporary Registry. practice in visual arts, and the technical skills that facilitate the development of ideas. The programme combines Registration forms must be accurately completed and rigorous investigation of current theoretical perspectives, signed by the Lecturer / Head of Department. media and process that students wish to pursue. Department Heads and Lecturers will be available to assist The BFA Programmes prepare students to undertake and advise students during registration week. careers in the areas of Visual Communication, Painting, Ceramics, Sculpture, Textile, Fibre Arts, Fashion, Note UWI/EMC Students: Registration is not complete Photography, Design and Interdisciplinary Studies. until you have registered at The University of the West Indies (UWI) and returned a copy of your UWI registration The School of Visual Arts offers Degrees, Associate form and all other pertinent documents to the Edna Degrees in Fine Arts and Minor programmes, Certificate Manley College Registry. programmes and B.A.E. in Art Education which seek to produce individuals who will have significant impact on the cultural sphere. • Bachelor of Fine Arts - Four (4) years • Associate Degree – Fine Arts (2) years • Minor Programme – 20 credits • Bachelor of Art Education - Four (4) years • Certificate Programme - Fine Arts - Two (2) years • Studio Certificate - Fine Arts - One (1) year • UWI/EMC BA Humanities & Education • Degree - Visual Arts Major - Three (3) years Students are required to select courses according to the specific credit requirement for the Bachelor of Fine Arts, Bachelor of Art Education, Associate of Arts, Certificate and Studio Certificate programmes. SVA | 3 | 2017-18 CREDIT REQUIREMENTS B.A.E. STUDIO MAJOR: This is your department of Degrees and Certificates specialization in which a minimum of 12 credits including drawing in years 2 & 3 and 6 credits in Year 4 MUST be BACHELOR OF ART EDUCATION taken. NB. Some departments may also have recommended To qualify for the B.A.E. – Visual Arts, full-time students will courses for electives. be required to successfully complete: A minimum of 140 credits over four (4) years, as set out. UWI/EMCVPA - Major and Special Achieve a minimum grade average of 2.0 (C-) for all courses To qualify for the UWI/EMC (Major) students will be completed to earn the credits. required to successfully complete at the Edna Manley College: 36 credits over three years, BACHELOR OF FINE ARTS Achieve a minimum grade average of Bare Pass (40% - 43%) To qualify for the B.F.A. - Visual Arts, full-time students are required to successfully complete 132 credits including To qualify for the UWI/EMC (Special) students will be electives: required to successfully complete at the Edna Manley College: ASSOCIATES OF ARTS • 54 credits over three years, To qualify for the Associate of Arts Degree in Visual Arts • Achieve a minimum grade average of Bare Pass (40% - full time students are required to complete a minimum of 43%) 66 credits over two (2) years. This includes a minimum of 6 • Students are reminded to pay strict attention to credits of electives as set out. prerequisite requirements for all courses. Achieve a minimum grade average of 2.0 (C-) for all courses • A minimum of 96 credits over three (3) years, as set out. completed to earn the credits. • Achieve a minimum grade average of 2.0 (C-) for all courses completed to gain the credits. STUDIO CERTIFICATE • ABSOLUTELY NO WITHDRAWAL AFTER THE DEADLINE To qualify for the Studio Certificate, students will be • Note: discontinuance of attendance at classes or required to successfully complete a minimum of 30 credits notification to the lecturer does not constitute an over one year (and 2.0 minimum grade point average). official withdrawal. • Responsibility for official withdrawal or course change CERTIFICATE rests with the student. To qualify for the Certificate, students will be required to • Students who do not comply with the above regulations successfully complete a minimum of 60 credits over two will be deemed to have failed the course. years (and 2.0 minimum grade point average). • Academic and studio courses successfully completed may not be repeated for credit. ELECTIVES Electives may be chosen from any department across the College within the same year level or the previous year i.e. second year students may choose a second year course from any department across the College, and third year students may select from the second year courses but not vice versa. It is advised that you discuss your choice of electives with your Department Head or Coordinator. B.F.A. STUDIO MAJOR: This is your department of specialization in which a minimum of 18 credits including drawing per year MUST be taken. SVA | 4 | 2017-18 Credit Structure BACHELOR OF FINE ARTS Programme Credit Structure 4 Years: 132 Credits: (120 Required course credits plus twelve (12) elective credits over 4 years) YEAR I FOUNDATION COURSES The Foundation Studies develops skill and discipline. Students develop a sense of adventure for exploring new materials, techniques and ideas. This Foundation year challenges previous assumptions about art and design as well as develops an awareness of the immense range of art-making possibilities. In the Foundation Year, students are given the opportunity to express ideas personally and collectively through projects and it is the year to become aware of ones personal commitment to Art and Design. Students doing the Foundation Studies must complete: 12 credits in 2D/3D 6 credits in Drawing 4 credits in Art History 8 credits in General Studies 12 credits in Electives must be taken over four years. YEAR I FOUNDATION YEAR II Specialized/studio courses Credits per Per Year Specialization/studio courses Credits per Per Year Semester Semester Integrated 2D/3D I & II 3 6 Studio Major 6 12 Studio Practice /Intro to Departments 3 6 Drawing 3 6 Drawing I & II 3 6 General Studies 4 8 General Studies 4 8 Adjunct courses (Art History) 2 4 Adjunct courses (Art History) 2 4 Electives Electives TOTAL REQUIRED CREDITS 30 TOTAL REQUIRED CREDITS 30 YEAR II YEAR IV- FINAL YEAR Specialization/studio courses Credits per Per Year Specialization/studio courses Credits per Per Year Semester Semester Studio Major 6 12 Independent Study 9 18 Drawing 3 6 General Studies 4 8 General Studies 4 8 Research Methods 2 4 Adjunct courses (Art History) 2 4 Electives Electives TOTAL REQUIRED CREDITS 30 TOTAL REQUIRED CREDITS 30 SVA | 5 | 2017-18 ASSOCIATE OF ARTS IN VISUAL ARTS Programme Credit Structure 2 Years: 66 Credits (year one and two of the BFA & (6) six elective credits to be taken over two years). YEAR I Specialized studio courses Credits per Semester Per Year Integrated 2D/3D 3 6 Studio Practice /Intro to Departments 3 6 Drawing 3 6 General Studies 4 8 Adjunct courses (Art History) 2 4 Electives 3 TOTAL REQUIRED CREDITS 33 YEAR II –FINAL YEAR Specialization/studio courses Credits per Semester Per Year Studio Major 6 12 Drawing 3 6 General Studies 4 8 Adjunct courses (Art History) 2 4 Electives 3 TOTAL REQUIRED CREDITS 33 Students must directly register for and successfully complete year one and two the BFA for the Associates of Arts degree. MINOR PROGRAMMES A minor requires a minimum of 20 credits. Students must maintain a G.P.A. of at least 2.00 in the minor. 15 Credits of studio in minor and a maximum of 9 credits may be used to meet the requirements for both the Minor and Major.
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