School of Arts

Bachelor of Arts (B.A.) General degree is a complete undergraduate curriculum that usually lasts 3-4 years. This adaptable degree provides a wide liberal arts education, allowing students to pursue a variety of topics including humanities, social science, and natural sciences. Students can tailor their education by taking classes from a variety of disciplines, fostering critical thinking, communication, and analytical skills. The program's adaptability prepares graduates for a variety of job pathways or further specialized studies, making it a good alternative for students looking for a well-rounded education and versatile skill set.

The Diploma in Art & Craft is a 1-2 year vocational program that teaches a variety of artistic disciplines, including painting, sketching, pottery, sculpture, textile design, and handicrafts. The curriculum includes both theoretical and practical components, allowing students to gain technical abilities as well as an appreciation for many creative genres. Graduates of this degree may pursue professions as artists, art teachers, craft designers, or creative professionals. Admission is usually based on an entrance exam and/or portfolio review. The diploma provides students with the information and hands-on experience they need to express their creativity while also helping to preserve traditional art and craft methods.