Bachelor of Fine Art
Bachelor of Fine Art
Monash Fine Art is a dynamic and culturally diverse community that encourages freedom of expression. You’ll be part of our creative community from your first day where you’ll share spaces with printmakers, painters, photographers, performance artists, curators, writers, designers and more – providing the perfect environment to cross-pollinate ideas and to build your network.
Our Fine Art degrees are highly recognised by the art industry. We are ranked 54th* globally and our lecturers are nationally and internationally recognised practising artists. They are passionate about teaching contemporary art, bringing their innovative contemporary art practice and industry experience to your education.
*Times Higher Education 2023
Develop your creative voice
At Monash Fine Art, we want you to find your creative voice. Throughout your study, we’ll challenge you to think about your ideas across different creative platforms and mediums. You’ll develop your creative thinking and your technical abilities through your first-year rotations across a range of mediums, such as:
- Painting
- Photography
- Drawing
- Printmaking
- Glass
- Sculpture
- Jewellery
- Digital Fabrication
You’ll have access to a dedicated studio space to practise your art.
You’ll work with and learn from a range of
artists who are at the forefront of contemporary creative practice in Australia.
Graduate career ready
You'll learn from academics and industry experts, each with their own creative practice,
allowing you to benefit from the most up-to-date professional knowledge and experience.
Studio-based learning
You'll get hands-on, practical experience under the guidance of practising professionals through our studio-based learning model.
Go Global
As part of your studies, you can spend two months in Italy undertaking studies in Fine Art Practice, Art History & Theory and Curating.
Internships
We'll give you a taste of life as a working artist through our internship unit. Our students have done internships at un Projects, Meridian Sculpture, Monash Art Projects, Liquid Architecture, and many more. You can either source your own placement or we can help connect you to one of our partners.
Ready to take the next step?
GENEVIEVE TOWNSEND
ARTIST AND PROGRAM MANAGER, AKC ARTSBUS
You should consider studying fine art if you are curious to learn about the world through creative expressions and have a desire to bring rigour to your own arts practice. In my experience, a fine art course does not spoon feed you a set of knowledge; rather, it invites you to develop your practice through experimentation, peer feedback and reflection.
Experience days
DISCOVER OUR STUDENT WORK
Image: Charlotte MackieDISCOVER OUR STUDENT WORK
Discover original work from our graduates in the MADA Now graduate exhibition.