Finland Academy of Fine Arts (Finnish Kuvataideakatemia) was founded in 1848 by the Finnish Art Society, a private foundation. At that time, the school was called Painting School. The Finnish Academy of Fine Arts provides the highest level of theoretical and practical education in the field of fine arts in the country. In early 1993, the Finnish Academy of Fine Arts was officially upgraded to a university. The university provides higher education at undergraduate, master and doctoral levels. The Finnish Academy of Fine Arts has six departments: Painting Department, Sculpture Department, Printmaking Department, Time and Space Department, General Education Department and Postgraduate Department.

Uniarts Helsinki cultivates Finland's artistic heritage and revives art. The university was established in 2013 by the merger of the Finnish Academy of Fine Arts, Sibelius Academy and Helsinki Theater Academy.

The undergraduate majors of Finland Academy of Fine Arts include painting, sculpture, printmaking, time and space art. The master majors include sculpture, printmaking, time and space art, painting. The doctoral major is fine arts. In addition, Finland Academy of Fine Arts has also arranged language courses for foreign students (including foreign students and exchange students who are going to study for degrees) who come to study. These courses include English reading comprehension, English speaking skills, Swedish reading comprehension and speaking skills, Finnish language and culture.

How about Finland Academy of Fine Arts:

Founded in 1848

Province/State: South Finland

City: Helsinki

Number of students: 260

Whether the Ministry of Education of China has been certified: Yes

Finland Academy of Fine Arts World Ranking:

International Colleges&Universities 27

Enrollment application:

In the "Main Admission Procedure", students are selected to complete 5.5 years of bachelor's and master's degrees. Applications are accepted every year.

In the master enrollment of the Academy of Fine Arts, students are selected to complete a two-year course and obtain a master's degree. Applications are accepted every year. Through a separate selection process, students of the two-year practice - Master of Exhibition Studies program were selected. The next application period will be announced soon. Students who have completed a higher university degree or have the same ability in the relevant fields are eligible to apply for a four-year postgraduate program to pursue a doctorate in fine arts. Applications are invited every two years.

One year tuition : Since August 1, 2017, the Finnish Academy of Fine Arts has begun to charge tuition fees for foreign students outside the EU. Both undergraduate and graduate students are 5000 euros per year. International students who entered before 2017 still enjoy the tuition free policy.

Other Academy of Fine Arts ： ArtEZ Academy of Art, The Netherlands 、 ECV

Finland Academy of Fine Arts:

Undergraduate major:

Painting, printmaking, sculpture, time and space art, basic research and art theory;

Postgraduate major:

Painting, printmaking, sculpture, time and space art, basic research and art theory;

painting

The purpose of the Finnish Academy of Fine Arts' painting research is to broaden the tradition of students' perspective painting and contemporary painting in the assessment of providing guidance in the proportion of tools.

Each semester, the class consists of 10 to 15 students. Teaching methods include weekly lectures, seminars and lectures, seminars, supervision of independent art work and study tours.

The research in painting will provide students with images of different methods of ability analysis, and its content and meaning framework in order to benefit from their own ideas and students' artistic works.

print

The purpose of the Finnish Academy of Fine Arts printmaking curriculum plan is to provide students with comprehensive skills and techniques in various types, material basis and expression opportunities of printmaking, and interpret the concept of printmaking from its traditional perspective.

A major part of the research is that students complete their own personal art works, and the communication and discussion between students and teachers is an essential part. The challenge for students is to find a way to express their artistic solutions.

Time and Space Art

This research project focuses on the connection between time and space art. Students can emphasize the research projects of three positioning modules: moving images, sites and specific art and photography. The purpose of this research project is to provide students with an in-depth understanding of the interrelationship in the field of art history.

Basic Research and Art Theory

The basic research discipline trains students to explore key issues in independent art works, so that students can understand the meaning of contemporary art in different fields.

painting

The purpose of the study is to broaden the tradition of students' perspective painting and contemporary painting in the assessment of providing guidance in the proportion of tools.

Each semester, the class consists of 10 to 15 students. Teaching methods include weekly lectures, seminars and lectures, seminars, supervision of independent art work and study tours.

The research in painting will provide students with images of different methods of ability analysis, and its content and meaning framework in order to benefit from their own ideas and students' artistic works.

print

The purpose of this course plan is to provide students with comprehensive skills and techniques in various types, material basis and expression opportunities of printmaking, and interpret the concept of printmaking from its traditional perspective.

A major part of the research is that students complete their own personal art works, and the communication and discussion between students and teachers is an essential part. The challenge for students is to find a way to express their artistic solutions.

Time and Space Art

This research project focuses on the connection between time and space art. Students can emphasize the research projects of three positioning modules: moving images, sites and specific art and photography. The purpose of this research project is to provide students with an in-depth understanding of the interrelationship in the field of art history.

Basic Research and Art Theory

The basic research discipline trains students to explore key issues in independent art works, so that students can understand the meaning of contemporary art in different fields.

undergraduate:

High school graduation

IELTS minimum requirements: 6.0

School performance: 80%+

Master:

Graduated from a related major or a senior

Undergraduate language: IELTS 6.5 points, no less than 6 points for each section

Undergraduate school performance requirements: 80%

Portfolio (maximum size A3)

The size shall not exceed A3. If the works contain dynamic images, they can be submitted in electronic form. The work collection shall be marked with the name of the author and the details of the work: name, size, and year. If you need a special browsing method, please indicate the same.

Motion pictures/videos

The duration shall not exceed 5 minutes. The electronic version of the file shall be stored through the USB device. No other works are allowed except for the video file from the storage device. The USB device shall clearly indicate the applicant's name, completion date, duration and other information.

Multimedia and online works

Not more than 5 minutes in length

Note: All application materials shall be submitted by mail, and electronic version is not acceptable. If necessary, applicants can retrieve their works from the information desk of the school from December 4 to December 15.

Introduction to Finland Academy of Fine Arts:

The Finnish Academy of Fine Arts respects students' creativity, and may not teach too much. The application opening time is very short, only one month.