Honors Studio Practice学术计划旨在通过在大学环境中教授和培养实用的创意和分析技能，为学生做好在创意艺术领域工作的准备。在第一学期秋季，我们的基础课程向学生介绍了工作室艺术实践。之后
The Honours Studio Practice academic plan is designed to prepare students for work in the creative arts sector by teaching and fostering practical creative and analytical skills within a university environment. In the first year students are introduced to studio art practice in our foundation courses FINE 100 (Studio Fundamentals) as well as in FINEVCULT 101 (Art History and Visual Culture). Then in second year, students take at least four studio courses from more than 20 possibilities, each concentrating on specific media: drawing, painting, digital, print, sound, sculpture, photography, performance, installation, and wearable media. Year three is focused on honing technical skills in these areas, while learning how to develop an independent body of work.The final year is dedicated to creating a cohesive body of work which is then showcased in the Honours Graduation Exhibition in March of the last term of study. Studio courses and the student’s own studio practice are underpinned by courses in modern art, contemporary art and visual culture as well as courses outside the department. Professional practice, such as documentation of work, installation, writing an artist statements and preparation of the exhibition catalogue, are all components of the fourth year studio course.