Bachelor in Fine Arts

For Bachelor in Fine Arts, tuition comes to 214,000 HKD per year.

Bridging the connections between contemporary Chinese and Western studio and art history The Department of Fine Arts offers a comprehensive and balanced undergraduate programme for students to prepare them for future careers in the arts, such as artists, art historians, museum curators, and other art-related professions. The programme aims to achieve this objective in the following ways: Focusing on Chinese Art in the Global Context The programme offers a wide range of courses in Chinese art practices and history, alongside Western art history and studio training. Whenever possible, interaction between the fields is stressed. This integrated approach reflects Hong Kong’s special role as an advanced, multicultural city. Emphasising Both the Practice and History of Art The Department puts equal emphasis upon studio and art history courses. As a result, our graduates are well-rounded and well-equipped for professional careers in the arts. Preparing Students for Careers in the Arts The Department constantly revises its existing courses and introduces new courses to meet the trends and needs of the society. It also organizes professional training courses and internship programmes for students to learn practical approaches to future careers as professional artists, art educators, art administrators, etc. Our programme places dual emphases on studio art and art history, and we are dedicated to exploring contemporary art while promoting traditional Chinese art and culture.

The Chinese University of Hong Kong (CUHK) is a forward-looking comprehensive research university located in Hong Kong, China. As a top university in Hong Kong and Asia, CUHK offers a unique college experience, with a flexible credit unit system, bilingualism, and multiculturalism, making it an attractive choice for international students. You will find a diverse community with teachers and students from around the world, and an extensive alumni network.

CUhk offers 13 programs, covering different fields, with a focus on general education courses to broaden students' perspectives. The University General Education curriculum provides students with a broad intellectual perspective, with over 200 courses to choose from, grouped into four required study areas: Chinese Cultural Heritage, Nature, Science and Technology, Society and Culture, and Self and Humanity. Each of the nine colleges also offers its own College General Education Programme, tailored to its cultural background and ideals.

Located in the northwest end of Sha Tin, the CUHK campus is celebrated for its beauty, with a mix of Chinese and Western architectural styles, and a wide range of flora and fauna. You can enjoy panoramic views of the Tolo Harbour and mountain ranges nearby, and take part in activities such as bird and botany tours, hiking, cycling, and long leisurely walks. The campus is also home to many facilities and resources, including modern labs, a library, and a range of student clubs and organizations, making it an ideal environment for intellectual and personal growth.