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- At Elam you’ll be part of an interdisciplinary studio programme, enabling you to work across a variety of media and art forms. As your level of study progresses, you’ll move from guided learner to independent researcher and creative professional. You’ll graduate with the skills you’ll need to initiate and sustain a career as an exhibiting artist.
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At Elam, you will develop skills in creativity, collaboration, critical thinking and entrepreneurship. These skills will prepare you to make an impact in businesses and other organisations, in all areas of the creative industries and in the wider community.
- Postgraduate Certificate in Fine Arts
- Postgraduate Diploma in Fine Arts
- Master of Fine Arts
- Doctoral Study at Elam
This programme offers artists entry into Fine Arts study at a postgraduate level, without the requirement of Fine Arts study at an undergraduate level.
An introduction to postgraduate study in contemporary art, the PGDipFA is a sound launching platform for in-depth research and exploration of your creative practice.
Develop your independent, research-informed practice in contemporary art in Elam’s vibrant, interdisciplinary environment.
Elam offers advanced research qualifications in the form of the Doctor of Fine Arts (DocFA) and the Doctor of Philosophy (PhD). Please visit our Doctoral study at Elam pageto learn more about these programmes.
Art is invaluable to the growth and wellbeing ... Artists are storytellers, change-makers, disruptors and creators who shape our culture and enrich our society.
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- Creative Arts and Industries, the University of Auckland
Students study degrees in fine art, across three buildings, the Mondrian building, Building 431 (or the "Main" fine arts building), and Elam B, which includes the studios for postgraduate and doctoral students on Princes Street, in central Auckland, New Zealand.
At Elam, you will develop skills in creativity, collaboration, critical thinking and entrepreneurship. These skills will prepare you to make an impact in businesses and other organisations, in all areas of the creative industries and in the wider community.