Advanced Studio Art Certificate is a certificate programme offered by University of Saskatchewan in Saskatoon, Canada.
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Degree:Certificate
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Program details
Overview
The Advanced Studio Art Certificate is an 18-credit-unit program covering a breadth of advanced studio practices, together with an English Language Writing course intended to help students communicate about their work. Students take classes alongside those enrolled in the university's Bachelor of Arts and Bachelor of Fine Arts Studio Art programs but graduate with a separate certificate credential. Fifteen credit units are drawn from 200- and 300-level ART courses, and three credit units come from an approved list of English-language-writing courses spanning departments such as English, History, Philosophy, and Political Studies. Admission requires completion of the Intermediate Studio Art Certificate, or 42 credit units of 100- or 200-level ART courses including ART 110, ART 124, ART 125, and ART 141, plus 6 credit units chosen from ARTH 120, ARTH 121, ARTH 253, or ARTH 255; coursework already used for the Foundations of Studio Art or Intermediate Studio Art Certificate cannot be reused to meet these requirements.
Requirements
Admission Requirements: Applicants must have completed the Intermediate Studio Art Certificate, or 42 credit units of 100- or 200-level ART courses including ART 110, ART 124, ART 125, and ART 141, plus 6 credit units chosen from ARTH 120, ARTH 121, ARTH 253, or ARTH 255. Coursework used to meet the requirements of the Foundations of Studio Art or the Intermediate Studio Art Certificate may not be reused to meet these requirements.