- University of Oxford’s Ruskin School of Drawing & Fine Art provides 3 years fulltime undergraduate degree program Bachelors of Fine Art which is a studio-based course in which students work alongside each other in collaboratively organised studios
- It allows students to engage with the diversity of disciplines that shape contemporary art, including painting, sculpture, printmaking, photography, installation, video, sound, performance and other experimental forms
- 75% of the course is dedicated to studio practice and 25% to the history & theory of visual culture. The two components of the course are closely integrated, and the historical and theoretical study of art is taught both in the lecture rooms and in the studios
- Students are initially encouraged to work across all media and then to develop their own focus and interests during the final two years of the course
- Students begin from the outset to develop their studio work in discussion with the School’s lecturers, tutors and visiting staff, and each student is allocated a primary tutor with whom they meet regularly throughout the term
Class 12th
- Year XII qualification, studied with either the CBSE or ISC examination boards, with an achievement of 90% in each of the five subjects studied
- It is highly recommended for candidates to have studied Art
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9
- With at least 7.0 in each of the four components
IB38
with 666 at HL
Additional info
- All candidates for Fine Art are also required to submit a portfolio of work
- Applicants who had been educated full-time in the medium of the English language throughout the two most recent years before application deadline, and who remain in full-time education conducted in the English language until the end of the school year in their home country are exempted from English language exams
