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Our Bachelor of Fine Art enables you to create an art practice of relevance and value to contemporary culture, whether you choose to specialise in Fine Art to become an artist or alternatively select Art History and Curating.

Highly regarded by the Australian arts industry and internationally recognised, Monash Fine Art is a dynamic and culturally diverse community that encourages freedom of expression.

Our Bachelor of Fine Art has two specialisation which you select when you apply:

Bachelor of Fine Art
Bachelor of Art History and Curating

Fine Art is an experimental studio-based degree with a strong focus on contemporary fine art. It is designed to enables you to explore and develop a broad range of art practices so that you can develop your passions and your artistic voice in ways you may not yet have imagined. With purpose built facilities, Monash Fine Art provides burgeoning artists with resources, expert knowledge and a dynamic artist community.

Art History and Curating develops your understanding and appreciation of art including its origins and significance, making you ready for a career in art history, criticism, curating and cultural production. Uniquely you study alongside Artists and Practitioners and have access to a range of on-campus galleries and local and international exhibiting artists, so that you are already part of the art community gaining first-hand experience and insights.

Monash University's highly focused Art, Design and Architecture environment offers engaging, exciting and challenging opportunities to extend your talents and support your transition to a creative occupation.

Our lecturers are nationally and internationally recognised practising artists, art historians and cultural commentators. They are passionate about teaching contemporary art, bringing their innovative contemporary art practice and industry experience to your education.

Fine Art at Monash is distinctive for its establishment of a cross-disciplinary foundation for your first-year studies. You will work and collaborate within and across established and emergent disciplines and technologies.

You will work with professional artists and practitioners from allied creative fields such as art theory, administration and curatorial practice, developing essential connections and highly transferable skills.

You will study and work within a vibrant cultural precinct, including MUMA (the Monash University Museum of Art), Ian Potter Sculpture Court, MADA Gallery, and Runt and Link Spaces.

Take an immersive study semester at Monash Prato Centre. The centre is in an 18th-century palazzo in Tuscany, with access to some of the world's greatest art and design work and the location of the world's premier art event, the Venice Biennale.

Our award-winning graduates exhibit nationally and internationally and engage with the many opportunities offered in professional and creative fields.