Syllabus
The MFA course syllabus includes both theoretical and practical subjects. Candidates receive practical knowledge through seminars, research projects, workshops, viva-voce, and other means. Sometimes candidates are encouraged to create full-fledged artworks in the form of a portfolio. Theoretical aspects of MFA include the study of core and specialised subjects (depending on the candidate's chosen specialisation). The majority of MFA courses are taught on a full-time or regular basis. Some MFA courses are taught as degrees, while others are taught as diploma or certificate courses. MFA courses include both core and elective subjects.
| Semester 1 | Semester 2 |
|---|---|
| History of European Art -I | History of European Art -II |
| Advertising Principles and Practices | Advertising Principles and Practices- II |
| Occidental Aesthetics -I | Occidental Aesthetics -II |
| Visualization Illustration Photography | Visualization, Illustration, Photography |
| Creative Painting, Mural Design, Portrait, Landscape | Creative Painting, Mural Design, Portrait, Landscape |
| Semester 3 | Semester 4 |
| History of Modern Indian Art-I Advertising (Principles and Practices) -III |
History of Modern Art II |
| Occidental Aesthetics- I | Advertising (principles and practices) IV |
| Visualisation- III, Illustration -III, Photography -III | Oriental Aesthetics -II |
| - | Visualization -IV, Illustration- IV, Photography - IV |