Bachelor in Licence - Arts plastiques

Tuition fees for Bachelor in Licence - Arts plastiques are 208 USD per year.

The Licence - Arts plastiques (Visual Arts) at Université Jean Monnet in Saint-Étienne, France, is a three-year bachelor's degree taught in French, beginning in September at 178 EUR per year. Visual arts studies combine practical studio work with theoretical and historical inquiry, giving students both the creative skills and the intellectual framework to engage seriously with contemporary art practice. Students work in drawing, painting, sculpture, photography, video, installation and other media, developing their personal creative practice alongside an understanding of materials, techniques and processes. Art history and visual culture courses place contemporary practice in historical and critical perspective, drawing on movements and debates from the modern period through to the present day. Aesthetics and art theory provide conceptual and philosophical frameworks for both making and analysing artistic work. Critical writing and the ability to discuss and contextualise creative practice are also developed throughout the programme. Graduates pursue careers in visual arts practice, arts education at various levels, cultural mediation, gallery and museum work, arts administration, curatorial assistance and the creative industries more broadly, including design, communication and publishing. Many continue to a master's degree in fine arts, arts education, or curatorial and museum studies to develop a more specialised professional profile.