English

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Completion of Studio Practice 1.

Credits are awarded on the basis of a successful implementation of an individual study plan. The grade is based on the assessment of the end of semester final project carried out by a panel of internal and external experts.
Work is done by appointment/need either directly in the chosen studio or in a shared studio of the Fine Art and Design program. Classes include individual project work, studio activities and individual consultations as defined by the studio curriculum.

The objective is to provide students with material conditions and a welcoming and engaging working environment so that they can develop into independent individuals with the ability and confidence to articulate their imaginative and critical positions.
Upon completion of the course, students have theoretical knowledge and practical skills concerning material processes and technological procedures in the field designated by their studio and an understanding of creative and critical concerns of contemporary art/design at the level appropriate for the stage of the study. Students are able to carry out and defend an original and innovative art/design project.

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