Program Overview

Introduction to Western Painting Major

The Western Painting major at Chung-Ang University is designed to contribute to the internationalization of Korean art. Founded in 1956, the program aims to develop contemporary art in the field of visual arts, fostering human resources with expertise to lead the Korean art world.

Education Ideology

The education ideology of the Western Painting major is to provide comprehensive art education, covering various contents of modern art, form, and human resources. The program focuses on developing creative ability and material through specialized curriculum development and education.

Curriculum

The curriculum includes practical arts such as drawing, photography, and stereotype, as well as liberal arts. This integrated approach develops individuals' thinking ability and comprehensive creativity in art. The program also offers training courses, including individual competitions, club group presentations, outdoor sketching, graduation product profession, invited seminars, and onsite learning.

Future-Oriented Curriculum

The curriculum is designed to be integrative with the flow of cultural art, providing theoretical and practical education. This enables graduates to move into various fields after graduation, developing their individual visual thinking, creativity, and creative work.

Future Career Opportunities

Graduates of the Western Painting major can pursue careers as:

• Competitors
• Curators
• Graphic designers
• Artists
• Art conservation specialists
• Art therapists
• Columnists

Program Overview

The Western Painting major at Chung-Ang University is committed to fostering creative ability and material, expanding understanding and appreciation of Korean traditional art culture. The program's goal is to develop human resources with expertise to lead the Korean art world and contribute to the development of individual, local communities, the nation, and human culture.