Program Overview
Foundations in Indigenous Fine Arts
The Foundations in Indigenous Fine Arts program is a unique offering that develops students' skills in creative writing or visual arts. This program is run in co-operation with the En’owkin International School of Writing and Visual Arts in Penticton, BC. All courses have an emphasis on Indigenous peoples’ perspectives and cultural content, allowing students to study and engage their creative side in an Indigenous context.
Areas of Focus
- Creative writing
- Visual arts
Careers
- Broadcaster
- Communications specialist
- Community art educator
- Cultural liaison
- Oral storyteller
- Performer
- Videographer
- Visual artist
- Writer
Sample Courses
- Introduction to Contemporary Art Theory - ART 150E
- Structure in Cinema and Television Drama - CW 212E
Admission
All courses in this program meet the university's academic standards.
Program Structure
The program is designed to provide students with a comprehensive education in Indigenous fine arts, with a focus on creative writing and visual arts. The program is run in co-operation with the En’owkin International School of Writing and Visual Arts, ensuring that students receive a well-rounded education that incorporates Indigenous perspectives and cultural content.
Faculties and Departments
- Department of Visual Arts
- Department of Writing
- Fine Arts