Bachelor of Creative Arts and Community Wellbeing (Visual Art)
Course Overview
UniSQ's Bachelor of Creative Arts and Community Wellbeing (Visual Art) equips you to harness the power of visual art for positive social impact. This unique degree combines intensive studio practice with community development principles, preparing you for a meaningful career that fosters wellbeing through creativity. You will graduate with the artistic, leadership, and facilitation skills needed to design and implement transformative community art projects.
Key Program Highlights
- Master technical skills across key studio disciplines including painting, ceramics, sculpture, printmaking, and drawing.
- Integrate studies in human services and community development with advanced visual arts practice.
- Gain hands-on professional experience through a project placement with a community organization.
- Develop expertise in curatorial practices and cultural management for community engagement.
- Build a portfolio for careers that use creative arts to promote health, wellbeing, and social change.
Course Overview
UniSQ's Bachelor of Creative Arts and Community Wellbeing (Visual Art) equips you to harness the power of visual art for positive social impact. This unique degree combines intensive studio practice with community development principles, preparing you for a meaningful career that fosters wellbeing through creativity. You will graduate with the artistic, leadership, and facilitation skills needed to design and implement transformative community art projects.
Key Program Highlights
- Master technical skills across key studio disciplines including painting, ceramics, sculpture, printmaking, and drawing.
- Integrate studies in human services and community development with advanced visual arts practice.
- Gain hands-on professional experience through a project placement with a community organization.
- Develop expertise in curatorial practices and cultural management for community engagement.
- Build a portfolio for careers that use creative arts to promote health, wellbeing, and social change.
