Visual Arts

This qualification reflects the function of people who combine specialised technical, creative and managerial abilities to plan and perceive an individual body of work at one or more art forms. Mediums may include ceramics, drawing and illustration, painting, photomedia, print making, public art, sculpture, fabric design, wood structure, digital art and glasswork.Practice as of this degree is underpinned by means of arts history and theory and the means to analyse and synthesise information from a selection of sources. Discourse around complex notions is also required.Visual artists may work in their practice, or in a wide array of contexts across the arts, government, community or commercial organisations. Licensing/Regulatory InformationNo licensing, legislative or certification requirements apply to the qualification during book.

To enter this qualification, individuals must have the technical and organisational knowledge to conceptualise and make works in selected medium.Those abilities and knowledge could have been acquired through experience in creative training or during formal study.