Bachelor of Fine Arts (Interdisciplinary) in Canada at NSCAD Canada

Program Overview for Bachelor of Fine Arts (Interdisciplinary) in Canada:

An Interdisciplinary Arts major allows you to explore a diverse range of visual arts interests from an interdisciplinary approach during studio classes such as Language into Art, Idea and Process, and Media Landscapes. Students establish competencies in three distinct areas of study and synthesize them in their capstone year, which includes opportunities for independant study and internship placements.

Graduates of NSCAD's Interdisciplinary program become successful studio artists and craftspeople, gallery and museum administrators, designers, illustrators, community educators, and arts writers. Many go on to study at the graduate level and become critics, curators, architects, museum and gallery archivists, and college/university professors.

These are the international student eligibility for the Bachelor of Fine Arts (Interdisciplinary) in Canada

International applicants must have completed high school graduation requirements equivalent to those required for Canadian applicants. Applicants whose language of instruction either in high school or at the post-secondary level is not in English must submit a test of English as a second language. International applicants for whom English is a second language must submit evidence of their ability to conduct studies in English.Other Documents required are

• Admissions essay
• Submit transcripts
• Letters of reccomendation
• Portfolio and sketchbook

These are the domestic student eligibility for the Bachelor of Fine Arts (Interdisciplinary)

Applicants who have completed, or expect to complete high school by year-end; or have attended a post-secondary institution but have not studied visual arts at the post-secondary level; or have completed less than one full year of visual arts study at the post-secondary level.Applicants currently completing high school must submit a record of all studies from Grade 10 onward. These transcripts should include at least mid-term or first semester grades for the graduating year.

All high school applicants must have completed Grade 12 (or the highest grade level required for secondary graduation) with an average of 70 per cent or higher, including a minimum grade of 70 per cent in Grade 12 English for university preparation. Advanced Placement (AP) courses with a grade of four or higher are eligible for transfer credit.Other Documents required are

• Admissions essay
• Submit transcripts
• Letters of reccomendation
• Portfolio and sketchbook

These are the test eligibilities for the Bachelor of Fine Arts (Interdisciplinary) to qualify.

The scholarships available for the Bachelor of Fine Arts (Interdisciplinary) are:

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Country: Canada Level: Undergraduate Scholarship for: International and Domestic Students students

Admission Criteria

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When you apply for admission to NSCAD by the Fall deadline of March 1 for Foundation applicants and Feb 1 for Advanced Standing applicants, you are automatically considered for Entrance Scholarships.

NSCAD awards over $80,000 in entrance scholarships annually, ranging from $500 to $8,000, and some awards are renewable for each of four years of study, making our top award approximately $32,000! After each year of study at NSCAD, more scholarships will be available for application by qualified students.

NSCAD University offers over $170,000 in scholarships to current students.  Most scholarships require at least one full time semester of study before qualifying for an application.  Anybody who applies for the March 1 deadline is automatically considered for scholarships.

NSCAD University offers a number of internal scholarships to current students.  Most internally offered scholarships require at least one full time semester of study before qualifying for an application.  Applications are available by request in the Office of Student Experience at the beginning of the Fall and Winter semesters or by email. Awards are automatically credited to a student's tuition and fees account in the following semester. (Fall awards are put on accounts in the Winter semester and Winter awards are applied to accounts in the Fall semester.)

NSCAD's Travel Subsidy Program provides financial assistance for travel related to courses or academics for individuals and for class trips. Applications are available for travel within the same semester. Our Travel Subsidy Committee approves applications for about $12,000 per year for individual and class study trips.  The appication may be found online, HERE.

The Reznick Family Fund for Student Creativity supports NSCAD students to fund individual and group projects, with an emphasis on recognizing exceptional creativity. All full-time or part-time students enrolled in a NSCAD degree program are eligible to apply for this $1,000 to $10,000 award at any point in their studies.

External scholarships and awards are sponsored by organizations from all around the world, and are open to ALL students, not just those at NSCAD. These funding opportunities are sent to us from various government, corporate, and non-profit sector groups in order to be shared with the student body. Additional information is available here.

In addition to scholarships and awards, many students also receive student loans, direct grants and work bursaries.

The international student tuition fees and costs for Bachelor of Fine Arts (Interdisciplinary) in Canada.

When you apply for admission to NSCAD by the Fall deadline of March 1 for Foundation applicants and Feb 1 for Advanced Standing applicants, you are automatically considered for Entrance Scholarships. NSCAD awards over $80,000 in entrance scholarships annually, ranging from $500 to $8,000, and some awards are renewable for each of four years of study, making our top award approximately $32,000! After each year of study at NSCAD, more scholarships will be available for application by qualified students.

NSCAD University offers over $170,000 in scholarships to current students. Most scholarships require at least one full time semester of study before qualifying for an application. Anybody who applies for the March 1 deadline is automatically considered for scholarships.