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Bachelor of Visual Arts Te Tohu Paetahi mō Toi Ataata
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AK3352 |
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Both Full & Parttime |
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| Purpose |
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Bachelor of Visual Arts Te Tohu Paetahi o Toi Ataata graduates will have advanced knowledge and skills relating to creative visual arts practices. Graduates will be innovative and entrepreneurial problem solvers whose creative practices question, contribute to and shape contemporary society. They will be equipped with technical, cultural and theoretical capabilities, enabling them to work collaboratively to produce object, craft, images, taonga, and artefacts while engaging in and producing critical discourse. Graduates of this degree will be well-placed to contribute to complex professional, ethical and socio-cultural situated contexts, and also prepared for postgraduate study.
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Contemporary art practice and theory, history and philosophy of art and drawing. Options in sculpture, painting, printmaking, photography, video and digital media.
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No Resource is available.
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| Qualification Structure |
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Bachelor of Visual Arts Te Tohu Paetahi mō Toi Ataata
(BVA)
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360.00 |
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Painting, Printmaking and Drawing
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Photography, Sculpture and Moving-image
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| Which incorporates the following supplementary qualifications: |
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Diploma in Visual Arts Tītohu mō te Toi Ataata
(DipVA)
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120.00
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| Application Details |
| 2 January 2024 City Intake. |
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Applications close 30 November 2024. |
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