Bachelor in Arts

The University of Arts in Poznań offers this bachelor's program in Arts, taught in English over six semesters in the city of Poznań. Yearly tuition is 5000 EUR. The program is organized across five departments: Painting and Drawing, Printmaking, Photography, Intermedia, and Sculpture, giving students a choice of specialization within the fine arts. Painting and drawing study covers foundational and advanced work in composition, color, and mark-making across traditional media. Printmaking addresses techniques for producing multiples through processes such as etching, lithography, or screen printing. Photography study covers image-making, both analog and digital, along with the history and critical study of the medium. Intermedia work spans approaches that combine multiple media and formats, often incorporating video, sound, or performance alongside more traditional visual art. Sculpture covers three-dimensional work in a range of materials, addressing form, space, and material process. Across these departments, bachelor's-level study typically builds foundational technical skill and critical thinking before moving students toward more independent studio projects. Graduates of fine-arts bachelor's programs commonly go on to work as practicing artists, printmakers, photographers, or sculptors, exhibiting through galleries and cultural institutions, and some continue toward master's-level study in a related discipline. Poznań has a long tradition as a center for art academy education in Poland, and the university's departmental structure allows students to draw on shared foundations across disciplines such as drawing and composition while building toward a specific medium and personal artistic direction over the course of the six-semester program.