Art Degrees Online

Undergraduate Degree Students*
Semester
Annual

Full Time Studio – 14.0 credit hours
Does not include the cost of academic/art history courses.
$ 14,266.00
$ 28,532.00

Half Time Studio – degree students only, must enroll in 8.0 credit hours of studio plus a minimum of 4.0 credit hours of academic/art history.
Does not include cost of academic/art history courses.
$ 8,152.00
$ 16,304.00

Part Time Studio – per 2.0 credit hours
$ 2,390.00

Academic Tuition – per 4.0 credit hours
$ 2,260.00

Art History – per 4.0 credit hours
$ 2,260.00

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Diploma Students*
Semester
Annual

Full Time Studio – 14.0 credit hours
$14,266.00
$ 28,532.00

Part Time Studio – per 2.0 credit hours
$ 2,390.00

Art History Tuition – per 4.0 credit hours
$ 2,260.00

…………………………………………………………………..

Fifth Year Students*
Semester
Annual

Full Time Studio – 14.0 credit hours
$ 5,665.00
$ 11,330.00

Post-Baccalaureate Students*

Full Time Studio – 14.0 credit hours
Includes one art history per academic year.

$ 15,400.00

$ 30,800.00

…………………………………………………………………..

*Mandatory Fees – All Programs Above
Semester
Annual

Comprehensive Fee – students enrolled in 6 credits or more

Part Time Comprehensive Fee – students enrolled less than 6 credits

Comprehensive Fee includes general, material, technology, and student activity fees.

$ 540.00

$ 240.00
$1,080.00

$ 480.00

Orientation Fee (new students only)
Fifth Year Students do not pay the orientation fee.
$ 125.00

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Miscellaneous Tuition
Semester
Annual

Non Resident Independent Study
$ 7,133.00

Study Abroad Fee
$ 160.00

……………………………………………………………………

Artist’s Residence
Semester
Annual

Single
$ 6,460.00
$ 12,920.00

Double Efficiency
$ 6,460.00
$ 12,920.00

Double
$ 5,860.00
$ 11,720.00

Technology Fee (mandatory)
$ 375 .00
$ 750.00

Housing Activity Fee (mandatory)

$ 25.00

Housing Refund Plan Fee (mandatory)
$ 137.00

…………………………………………………………………..

Other Fees
Semester
Annual

Health Insurance Fee

$ 1,755.00

Tuition Refund Plan
$ 341.00

Monthly Payment Fee (TMS)
$ 50.00
$ 65.00

Late Registration Fee
$ 125.00

Graduation Fee – all graduating students
$ 100.00

Returned Check Fee – per check
$ 25.00

Late Payment Fee

Adjudication Fee
$ 300.00

$150.00

Missed/Rescheduled Review Board Fee
$ 200.00

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MFA students in their first and second years and MAT students are billed by and pay tuition and fees at Tufts University. Click here for more information.
MFA Students
Annual

MFA students pay tuition for four semesters (two years). Students in year three wishing to extend access to the semi-private studio space are charged $1,500 per semester.

Students electing to take additional academic or studio courses for credit beyond the requisite courses of the program may do so with a 50 percent discount of the Tufts or Museum School day period rate. Auditors in studio are permitted on a space-available basis after day registration is complete.

$32,086

MAT Students

Annual

$TBD

Framework Level HETAC Level 6
Course Duration
Full-Time 1 year
Part-Time 1 year

Diploma in Photography Course Content
Semester 1
Photographic Techniques
Practical Photography
Ways of Seeing
Research & Writing Skills

Semester 2
Applied Photography
Photographic Theory
Digital Photography
History of Art and Photography

Progression
Further study is an option for students who successfully complete this course; the logical progression is to procede to 2nd year of the BA in Photographic Media.

Course overview
UCAS code: Route A W640 BA/PhotoPr Route B E640 BA/PPb

Course summary: The course is largely practice-based and encourages the exploration of the photograph within a range of contemporary practices.

Attendance: 3 years full-time or 5 years part-time.

Course run by: School of The Arts

Entry requirements: Standard entry requirements apply. A typical offer would be around 180-240 UCAS tariff points or a Foundation Diploma in Art and Design, National Diploma in Photography, or equivalent. Applicants who do not meet our standard requirements but who are able to demonstrate an appropriate level of ability will be considered. Students with HND Photography or equivalent, seeking direct entry onto level two or three will be considered.Applicants are invited for interview with a portfolio of their work.

Location: Avenue Campus

Assessment: Theory, through essays, assignments, a dissertation and presentations which are all items of coursework. Practice through studio presentations and exhibitions.

Undergraduate Degree Students*
Semester
Annual

Full Time Studio – 14.0 credit hours
Does not include the cost of academic/art history courses.
$ 14,266.00
$ 28,532.00

Half Time Studio – degree students only, must enroll in 8.0 credit hours of studio plus a minimum of 4.0 credit hours of academic/art history.
Does not include cost of academic/art history courses.
$ 8,152.00
$ 16,304.00

Part Time Studio – per 2.0 credit hours
$ 2,390.00

Academic Tuition – per 4.0 credit hours
$ 2,260.00

Art History – per 4.0 credit hours
$ 2,260.00

……………………………………………………………………

Diploma Students*
Semester
Annual

Full Time Studio – 14.0 credit hours
$14,266.00
$ 28,532.00

Part Time Studio – per 2.0 credit hours
$ 2,390.00

Art History Tuition – per 4.0 credit hours
$ 2,260.00

…………………………………………………………………..

Fifth Year Students*
Semester
Annual

Full Time Studio – 14.0 credit hours
$ 5,665.00
$ 11,330.00

Post-Baccalaureate Students*

Full Time Studio – 14.0 credit hours
Includes one art history per academic year.

$ 15,400.00

$ 30,800.00

…………………………………………………………………..

*Mandatory Fees – All Programs Above
Semester
Annual

Comprehensive Fee – students enrolled in 6 credits or more

Part Time Comprehensive Fee – students enrolled less than 6 credits

Comprehensive Fee includes general, material, technology, and student activity fees.

$ 540.00

$ 240.00
$1,080.00

$ 480.00

Orientation Fee (new students only)
Fifth Year Students do not pay the orientation fee.
$ 125.00

…………………………………………………………………..

Miscellaneous Tuition
Semester
Annual

Non Resident Independent Study
$ 7,133.00

Study Abroad Fee
$ 160.00

……………………………………………………………………

Artist’s Residence
Semester
Annual

Single
$ 6,460.00
$ 12,920.00

Double Efficiency
$ 6,460.00
$ 12,920.00

Double
$ 5,860.00
$ 11,720.00

Technology Fee (mandatory)
$ 375 .00
$ 750.00

Housing Activity Fee (mandatory)

$ 25.00

Housing Refund Plan Fee (mandatory)
$ 137.00

…………………………………………………………………..

Other Fees
Semester
Annual

Health Insurance Fee

$ 1,755.00

Tuition Refund Plan
$ 341.00

Monthly Payment Fee (TMS)
$ 50.00
$ 65.00

Late Registration Fee
$ 125.00

Graduation Fee – all graduating students
$ 100.00

Returned Check Fee – per check
$ 25.00

Late Payment Fee

Adjudication Fee
$ 300.00

$150.00

Missed/Rescheduled Review Board Fee
$ 200.00

……………………………………………………………………

MFA students in their first and second years and MAT students are billed by and pay tuition and fees at Tufts University. Click here for more information.
MFA Students
Annual

MFA students pay tuition for four semesters (two years). Students in year three wishing to extend access to the semi-private studio space are charged $1,500 per semester.

Students electing to take additional academic or studio courses for credit beyond the requisite courses of the program may do so with a 50 percent discount of the Tufts or Museum School day period rate. Auditors in studio are permitted on a space-available basis after day registration is complete.

$32,086

MAT Students

Annual

$TBD

Media & Communication Manipal Institute of Communication -Manipal

CERTIFICATE COURSE IN ANIMATION TECHNOLOGY

DURATION: 6 months, part time.

ELIGIBILITY
Candidates with a pass in 10+2, or those pursuing BSc with mathematics as one of the subjects or students of 3 years diploma in engineering. Computer knowledge, proficiency in mathematics and decent communication skills are essential.

ADMISSIONS
Admissions are done on the basis of marks obtained in the qualifying examination.

MERIT LIST
Based on merit, Manipal University will declare a list of candidates on or before 25. 07. 09.

CLASSES
Animation Technology – 01. 09. 09.

IMPORTANT NOTE
Candidates are required to send the FORM + Attested photocopy of all marks cards of the qualifying examination on or before 30.06.09.

Aim of the programme

MA Photography and the Land is a thematic award that offers you the opportunity to develop your photographic practice, knowledge and understanding through research and photographic projects exploring issues related to land, landscape and the environment.

Programme highlights

· Staff team with significant international experience in diverse landscape practice
· Southwest location with unique mixture of rural, urban, industrial and leisure landscapes
· Arts faculty energetically developing its inter-disciplinary links
Entry requirements

A good honours degree in photography or a related visual communication subject. Appropriate professional experience may also be considered. An interview, portfolio and written piece of work will be required. IELTS of 6.5 or equivalent.
Duration

1 year full time or two years part time

Postgraduate Admissions
Faculty of Arts

Aim of the programme

MA Photography and the Book is a unique award that offers you the opportunity to develop your photographic practice, knowledge and understanding through the resolution of individual projects where the dominant but not exclusive form of dissemination is a book or bookwork.

It is also intended to provide those with an editorial or curatorial photographic practice with the opportunity to develop and resolve original projects in book forms.

The programme has an ethos of experimentation, creativity, risk-taking, research and authorship which, combined with extended practice, leads to the development of a critical and theoretical understanding of the medium of photography.

Programme highlights

Staff team with extensive international experience of photography and editing, designing and publishing
Full range of new photographic resources in a complex alongside media, design and print resourses
Links with an established Publishing MA

The Scott Building, where you will be based and where these resources are housed, also contains the Faculty’s Printmaking and Letterpress workshops.
Entry requirements

A good honours degree in photography or a related visual communication subject.
Appropriate professional experience may also be considered. An interview, portfolio and written piece of work will be required. IELTS of 6.5 or equivalent.

Duration

1 year full time or 2 years part time

Full-time students will require five consecutive terms to complete this program, which begins in the fall term. It is expected and required that students reside in the Waterloo area during their period of active enrollment and make regular use of the studios provided.

The Fine Arts Department offers an MFA program on a part-time basis to a limited number of students. Part-time students are not eligible for Teaching Assistantships, Scholarship support, or the Shantz Summer Internships. The part-time MFA program takes a minimum of 6 terms to complete; the maximum is 15 terms. Please contact the Fine Arts Graduate Officer for further details.

Fees

There are a limited number of fee waiver places available to local students applying for a place in a research program. Applicants who do not receive an offer of a fee waiver place may be offered a full-fee place in the program.

All candidates are expected to complete their program within the maximum candidature time permitted for the program.

Further information on fee arrangements and costs is available from the School in which you are interested in applying.

Postgraduate research scholarships
Applications for the following scholarships, which provide a living allowance, are open to Australian citizens and permanent residents of Australia who have completed four years of undergraduate study (or equivalent) at a high level of achievement:
Australian Postgraduate Awards (APA); and
RMIT Research Scholarships.

The scholarships are available for full-time research for up to two years for a Master degree and three years for a PhD. They are also available to students who are studying part-time, but there are restrictions on the allocation of part-time awards.

Scholarship applications must reach the Higher Degrees Unit by no later than 31 October of the year preceding the one for which the scholarship is being sought.

Postgraduate Research Scholarships

General information for Postgraduate Research Students

Record spend on RMIT scholarships
RMIT University will spend more than $60 million on student scholarships over the next five years. RMIT has many scholarships and funding opportunities to offer students.

Entrance Requirements

Research programs
Minimum entry requirements exist for Master by Research and Doctoral programs at RMIT. While these are the minimum, due to the often competitive nature of research places preference may be given to those applicants holding higher than the minimum eligibility requirements.

Master
A first degree of RMIT with at least a credit average in the final undergraduate year; or a qualification deemed equivalent by RMIT to a first degree of RMIT with at least a credit average in the final undergraduate year; or evidence of experience which satisfies RMIT that the applicant has developed knowledge of the field of study sufficient to undertake the proposed program.

Note: Some programs may require details of other desirable attributes such as other qualifications or experience relating specifically to individual programs. Please refer to contact details listed under individual program entries prior to applying.

PhD
A degree of Master by Research of RMIT; or a degree of Master by Coursework of RMIT which includes a research program with a duration of at least one semester full-time (or part-time equivalent); or a degree of Bachelor of RMIT with first class honours or upper second class honours (or another award as deemed equivalent); and such qualifications or experience as RMIT considers appropriate.

Note: Some programs may require details of other desirable attributes such as other qualifications or experience relating specifically to individual programs. Please refer to contact details listed under individual program entries prior to applying.

Further information
Graduate Research Office
Tel. +61 3 9925 8355
Fax: +61 3 9925 4089
Email: gro@rmit.edu.au

Equity admissions schemes
RMIT understands that people’s backgrounds and circumstances can affect their access to education and training. RMIT’s equity admissions schemes allow applicants to explain the circumstances that have adversely affected their education, and demonstrate their capacity for future academic success.