Program Overview

Master of Expressive Arts Program Details ## Master of Expressive Arts Program Details are as follows: ### Program Overview The Master of Expressive Arts program is designed to provide students with advanced knowledge and skills in the field of expressive arts. The program aims to equip students with the necessary tools to excel in their careers and make significant contributions to the field. ### Admission Requirements To be eligible for admission to the Master of Expressive Arts program, applicants must meet the following requirements: - Hold a Bachelor's degree in Fine Arts or a related field with a minimum overall grade of "Good" - Complete additional coursework as required by the department - Obtain a certificate of proficiency in a foreign language - Obtain a computer skills certificate ### Program Structure The program consists of 38 credit hours, including: - 24 credit hours of core courses - 6 credit hours of elective courses - 8 credit hours of thesis work ### Core Courses The following are the core courses required for the program: 1. Advanced Studies in the Field of Specialization 1 (2 credits) 2. Advanced Studies in the Field of Specialization 2 (2 credits) 3. Scene Design 1 (2 credits) 4. Scene Design 2 (2 credits) 5. TV and Cinema Scene Design 1 (1 credit) 6. TV and Cinema Scene Design 2 (1 credit) 7. Dramatic Costume Design 2 (3 credits) 8. Theatrical Lighting and Light Effects (3 credits) 9. Advanced TV and Cinema Techniques (3 credits) 10. Theatrical Techniques and Crafts (3 credits) 11. Digital Character Design (3 credits) 12. Research Methods and Scientific Approaches (3 credits) (Required) ### Elective Courses The following are the elective courses available for the program: 1. Applications of Engineering Perspective in Interior Architecture (3 credits) 2. Virtual Interior Architecture (3 credits) 3. Landscape Interior Architecture (3 credits) 4. Interior Architecture Styles (3 credits) 5. Form and Creativity (3 credits) 6. Wall Painting (Stained Glass - Mosaic) (3 credits) 7. Furniture Styles (Between Originality and Modernity) (3 credits) 8. Theories of Interior Architecture (3 credits) 9. General Specifications and Quantities (3 credits) 10. History of Cinema (3 credits) 11. Folk Art (3 credits) 12. Theatrical Lighting Design using Computer (3 credits) 13. Digital Photography (3 credits) 14. Contemporary Architecture Trends (3 credits) 15. Contemporary Interior Design (3 credits) 16. Digital Photography (3 credits) 17. Model Implementation (Maquette) (3 credits) 18. Modern and Contemporary Art (