Program Overview

Introduction to the Fine Arts - Bachelor's Programme

The Fine Arts - Bachelor's Programme at Lund University is a three-year programme that allows students to develop their own artistic practice through studio work, supervision, and courses in technique, theory, and design. The programme has a distinct international character, with internationally active professors and a focus on preparing students to work in both national and international art contexts.

Programme Overview

The programme consists of both theoretical and practical components, with students having access to their own studio throughout the programme. Students receive individual supervision from professors and teachers, and the school's workshops are staffed by experienced technicians and teachers. The range of courses varies from year to year, giving students the opportunity to create an education that follows their artistic direction.

Programme Structure

The programme syllabus contains the formal and legal details of the entire programme, outlining the course structure and requirements. The syllabus is a legal document intended mainly for administrative use.

Teaching and Learning

During their studies, students work continuously in their own studio, developing ideas, working practically with materials, and trying out different methods. Students receive regular individual supervision, with the dialogue between the student and teacher central to their development. The school's workshops offer a range of techniques, including:

• Wood
• Metal
• Ceramics
• Analogue and digital photography
• Video and film (16mm)
• Plaster

Studio work is complemented by courses and workshops in technique, design, and theory. The course selection changes every year, allowing for a wide range of current courses and encounters with different artistic practices and theories.

Career Prospects

After graduation, students will have developed an independent artistic practice and a broad understanding of both the practical and theoretical aspects of artistic work. Students will have experience working long-term in a studio, presenting works in exhibitions, and formulating their ideas in text and conversation. The degree qualifies students to apply for master's programmes in fine art, both at the Malmö Art Academy and other art academies.

Tuition Fees

Tuition fees for non-EU/EEA citizens are as follows:

• Full programme/course tuition fee: SEK 615,000
• First payment: SEK 102,500 There are no tuition fees for citizens of the European Union (EU), the European Economic Area (EEA), and Switzerland.

Scholarships and Funding

Lund University offers various scholarships and funding options, including the Lund University Global Scholarship Programme, country-specific scholarships, and external scholarships. These opportunities are available for top academic students from countries outside the EU/EEA, with a focus on supporting students in their studies at Lund University.