Fine Art BA ( Honours)
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Course Code
CR 220
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Field of Study
Art
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Type of Course:
Honours Degree
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Type of Qualification:
BA (Honours)
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Type of Study:
Full time
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Application Closing Date:
Not Specified
Full-time course duration:
4 Years (8 semesters)
Admission Requirements:
Leaving Certificate in six subjects, including either English or Irish, and including at least two C3s at Higher Level. A Portfolio is also required. There is no specific Maths requirement. Grade B2 or higher in Foundation Level Mathematics is recognised as one of the subjects.
Please click here for Portfolio Guidelines.
| A special points system operates for admission to CR 220. This involves aggregating the points scored for the Leaving Certificate and for the Portfolio. Points are awarded out of 600 using the normal CAO points system applied to six subjects. A further 600 points are available for the Portfolio, making a total of 1200 maximum. A minimum of 240 points must be obtained in the portfolio. |
Leaving Cert Subjects:
Helpful subject is Art.
Department(s)
CIT Crawford College of Art & Design
Timing Details
4 Years (8 Semesters)
About Fine Art
Fine Art
The Fine Art programme provides a studio based education in Fine Art, with emphasis on personal creative development. Fine Art describes any art form developed primarily for aesthetics or concept rather than utility. Students are introduced to the skills and philosophies of the practicing artist, and the course prepares them for active careers in the visual arts or for further study to Masters degree level.
Fine Art offers a series of very varied career paths. The course aims to instill individualism and independence. Graduates may build careers as practising artists. Other careers include teaching, photography, multimedia and crafts, and students may find employment in art criticism, as exhibition organisers and art handlers, in foundries, and as technicians and craft assistants.
Further Studies
Qualified Honours Degree graduates are eligible to apply for admission to
- Higher Diploma in Arts for Art & Design Teachers.
- Master of Arts in Art & Design Education
- Master of Arts in Teaching Visual Arts for Primary and Early Years Education
- Master of Arts in Art & Process
- Master of Arts in Media Design
Graduates who have also completed a foundation level course in Art Therapy are eligible to apply for admission to
Graduates are also encouraged to continue their studies at postgraduate level to MA and PhD.
Full details of the modules on these programmes of study are available by clicking the following links:
Bachelor of Arts (Honours) in Ceramic Design
Fine Art
Fine Art offers a series of very varied career paths. Fine Art graduates have well developed skills in problem solving, and the course aims to instil individualism and independence. Some graduates build careers as practising artists, and Crawford students are among the top artists in Ireland today. Other careers include teaching, photography, multimedia and crafts, and graduates may find employment in art criticism, as exhibition organisers and art handlers, in foundries, and as technicians and craft assistants.
Application for this course are processed by the
Central Applications Office (CAO)
CAO 1st Round:
700
CAO Cut off:
700
CAO Average:
Ms Trish Brennan
trish.brennan@cit.ie
021 433 5200



