Bachelor's of Creative Arts (Visual Arts)

Develop your skills as a modern art practitioner to be involved seamlessly and creatively in the new and traditional media including painting, drawing, printing, 3D, digital and disciplinary forms. Combine cutting edge theory with a special practice studio when you enroll in the Deakin University Bachelor of Creativity. Featuring digital technology, traditional techniques and multicultural ethics, the course focuses on the curious, critical and creative student. Students are introduced to modern art through a program that provides details of their work in literary thought and familiarize themselves with lectures, workshops, tutorials, studio in collaboration with the private. Critical and collaborative thinking is crucial to developing the technical skills of the 21st century as students need to be flexible, precise and creative, regardless of the career path they choose.

Through the internships you will be able to access important arts organizations, events and drawings to enhance your reading, education and management skills, while you will have plenty of opportunities to showcase in Deakin's gallery spaces. Leveraging your work with festivals, shows and awards programs is a great way to start your career, gaining networking and networking experience. By integrating your expertise with the unit in other creative arts that will expand your design skills will be sought in areas such as marketing, media, and communications. You can work on art projects for websites, installations, printed materials, corporate placements, video games, advertising, exhibitions and exhibitions. Combining your specialty art with tutorials can also be suitable for teaching visual arts in schools and other educational settings.

Graduates can enjoy creative roles as artists, in art management, modeling, case studies, illustration, design, video, marketing, filmmaking and teaching. There are other opportunities within the arts and culture communities. As a Bachelor of Creative Arts (Visual Arts) graduate you will easily equip the skills needed for the promotion of the art industry in fields including art, design, video, advertising, film production, education, and public art. The course will also equip you to pursue an independent studio project focusing on exhibitions: public spaces made public; experimental design, collaboration and collaboration; and research for advanced degrees.