
Bachelor of Arts - Honours Arts - Fine Arts - Visual Culture
University of Waterloo · Ontario, Canada
About this programme
Students who have a wide variety of interests, Honours Arts gives them the freedom to explore it.
In the University of Waterloo's largest and most flexible first-year program, students will use their first two terms to test the waters. Sample courses from the humanities, social sciences, fine and performing arts, and languages and cultures. Discover subjects students weren’t exposed to in high school, or delve deeper into their favourite subject at the university level.
Honours Arts will give students the critical thinking skills to analyze issues, make persuasive arguments, write well, and speak with conviction — skills that will serve them well along any career path.
In Fine Arts, students will hone their mastery of technique, develop a cohesive body of work, and learn the skills needed as a professional artist. Whichever path students choose, students will enjoy an intimate community and supportive professors.
Students who are interested in critique, they can choose a major in Visual Culture, which focuses on the role that visuals play into culture and society. It’s excellent preparation for a career as an art historian, educator, librarian, or gallery/museum administrator. Students can even gain practical experience with a 36-hour internship at a local arts institution, or by choosing co-op with their degree.
In the University of Waterloo's largest and most flexible first-year program, students will use their first two terms to test the waters. Sample courses from the humanities, social sciences, fine and performing arts, and languages and cultures. Discover subjects students weren’t exposed to in high school, or delve deeper into their favourite subject at the university level.
Honours Arts will give students the critical thinking skills to analyze issues, make persuasive arguments, write well, and speak with conviction — skills that will serve them well along any career path.
In Fine Arts, students will hone their mastery of technique, develop a cohesive body of work, and learn the skills needed as a professional artist. Whichever path students choose, students will enjoy an intimate community and supportive professors.
Students who are interested in critique, they can choose a major in Visual Culture, which focuses on the role that visuals play into culture and society. It’s excellent preparation for a career as an art historian, educator, librarian, or gallery/museum administrator. Students can even gain practical experience with a 36-hour internship at a local arts institution, or by choosing co-op with their degree.
Admission requirements
Minimum Level of Education Completed
Grade 12 / High School
Minimum GPA
85.0%
Minimum Language Test Scores
IELTS
6.5
TOEFL
90.0
PTE
63.0
DUOLINGO
120.0
This program offers conditional admissions
For conditional admission, you are required to provide English proficiency scores:
- Min TOEFL iBT: 74
- Min IELTS overall: 5.5 Min Writing: 5
- Min Duolingo English Test Score: 85
- Min PTE overall: 50 >
Intakes
September 2024
Apply by 30 Jul 2024
Apply by 30 Jul 2024
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