DEPARTMENT OF FINE ARTS
Overview:
The Department of Fine Art offers a four year course leading to bachelor degree in Fine Arts. There are three Major areas of specialization: Painting, Sculpture, and Miniature Painting. An integrated program has been formulated combines both theoretical and practical modules for the students of Fine Arts. Students supposed to be able to develop an understanding of technical and conceptual knowledge to use within their art forms. Started from the foundation years which develops the fundamental understanding about the basics of Fine Arts, students take introductory courses in all areas of specialization in Painting, Sculpture, Print Making and Miniature Painting.
Vision:
Our vision in the degree Program is to educate students, to use their curiosity, talent, and intellect to build a unique artistic vision upon a common cultural ground. Through a studio-based art curriculum, students will learn new ways of seeing, thinking, and expressing themselves.
Mission:
Our mission is to provide access to quality education that is universal for all, to ensure that our females work and act responsibly and courageously. The aim is to train the students in the creative process to enhance their analytical thinking skills for social transformation. As, this is founded on the belief that art is a fundamental force in national and international culture, and that one of the primary standards by which societies are judged.
HoD Meassage:
In the realm of Fine Arts, this department serves as a unique platform for interdisciplinary dialogue, fostering a rich exchange of ideas that transcend the boundaries of artistic expression. As we navigate the complexities of the contemporary world, the role of the arts becomes increasingly vital in addressing the challenges and transformations that define our era.
Art has the power to provoke thought, inspire change, and bridge cultural divides. This conference provides an opportunity for scholars, artists, and enthusiasts to engage in conversations that explore the intersections between the arts and the pressing issues of our time. Covering host of topics on Arts and design, the conference aims to unravel the layers of our world’s intricate tapestry.
Our distinguished team will contribute valuable insights, offering a diverse tapestry of perspectives. Together, we will explore how the arts can act as a catalyst for transformation, shedding light on the potential for creativity to drive positive change in our societies.
I encourage all students to immerse themselves in the vibrant discussions, forge new connections, and draw inspiration from the wealth of knowledge that will be shared. As we navigate these uncharted territories, let us embrace the transformative power of art to shape a more inclusive, empathetic, and sustainable world.
Warm regards,
Shumaila Mazhar
Head of Department
Fine Arts
Rawalpindi Women University
Program Offered:
3rd Semester:
Sr# | Course Code | Course Title | Credit Hour |
1 | CS-107 | Application of Information and Communication Technologies | 2 |
2 | CS-107L | Application of Information and Communication Technologies (Lab) | 1 |
3 | CCE-497 | Civics and Community Engagement | 2 |
4 | ZOO-123 | Cell Biology (Natural Sciences) | 2 |
5 | ZOO-123L | Cell Biology (Lab) | 1 |
6 | QTS-201/ ETH-201- | Quranic Translation Studies-II/ Ethics-II | 1 |
7 | BFA-201 | Drawing-III | 2 |
8 | BFA-212 | Painting-I | 3 |
9 | BFA-203 | Miniature Painting-I | 3 |
Total Credit Hour = 17 |
4th Semester:
Sr# | Course Code | Course Title | Credit Hour |
1 | PSY-101 | General Psychology (Social Sciences) | 3 |
2 | MGT 303 | Entrepreneurship | 3 |
3 | BFA-206 | Drawing-IV | 2 |
4 | BFA-213 | Western Art-I | 2 |
5 | BFA-214 | Print Making-I | 3 |
6 | BFA-123 | Sculpture-I | 3 |
Total Credit Hour = 16 |
5th Semester:
Sr# | Course Code | Course Title | Credit Hour |
1 | BFA-301 | Drawing-V | 2 |
2 | BFA-314/ BFA-315/ BFA-316/ BFA-317 | Painting-II / Miniature Painting-II / Sculpture-II / Print Making-II | 6 |
3 | BFA-318 | Digital Art-I | 3 |
4 | BFA-319 | Western Art-II | 2 |
5 | BFA-320 | Art Appreciation | 2 |
6 | BFA-321 | History of South Asian Art-I | 2 |
7 | QTS-301/ ETH-301 | Quranic Translation Studies-III / Ethics-III | 1 |
Total Credit Hour = 18 |
6th Semester:
Sr# | Course Code | Course Title | Credit Hour |
1 | BFA-322/ BFA-323/ BFA-324/ BFA-325 | Painting-III / Miniature Painting-III / Sculpture-III / Print Making-III | 8 |
2 | BFA-326 | Western Art-III | 2 |
3 | BFA-327 | History of South Asian Art-II | 2 |
4 | BFA-328 | Digital Art-II | 3 |
5 | BFA-128 | Photography | 3 |
Total Credit Hour = 18 |
7th Semester:
Sr# | Course Code | Course Title | Credit Hour |
1 | INT-499 | Internship | 3 |
2 | BFA-412 | Research Methodology | 2 |
3 | BFA-413 | Western Art-IV | 2 |
4 | BFA-414/ BFA-415/ BFA-416/ BFA-417 | Mini Thesis (Painting)/ Mini Thesis (Miniature Painting)/ Mini Thesis (Sculpture)/ Mini Thesis (Print Making) | 8 |
5 | BFA-418 | History of South Asian Art-III | 2 |
6 | QTS-401/ ETH-401 | Quranic Translation Studies-III/ Ethics-IV | 1 |
Total Credit Hour = 18 |
8th Semester:
Sr# | Course Code | Course Title | Credit Hour |
1 | BFA-419 | Research Report | Major |
2 | BFA-420/ BFA-421/ BFA-422/ BFA-423 | Thesis (Painting) / Thesis (Miniature Painting) / Thesis (Sculpture)/ Thesis (Print Making) | Major |
Total Credit Hour = 15 |
Category | Course Codes | Course Title | Credit Hours |
General Education | ENG-110 | Functional English | 3 |
ISL-101 /ETH-101- | Islamic Studies / Ethics- | 2 | |
QTS-101 | Quranic Translation Studies-I | 1 | |
MTH-110 | Quantitative Reasoning-I | 3 | |
BFA-124 | History of Ancient Civilizations (Art & Humanities) | 3 | |
ENG-111 | Expository English | 3 | |
STA-112 | Quantitative Reasoning-II | 3 | |
CS-107 | Application of Information and Communication Technologies | 2 | |
CS-107L | Application of Information and Communication Technologies (Lab) | 1 | |
PAK-103 | Ideology and Constitution of Pakistan | 2 | |
CCE-497 | Civics and Community Engagement | 2 | |
ZOO-123 | Cell Biology (Natural Sciences) | 2 | |
ZOO-123L | Cell Biology (Lab) | 1 | |
PSY-101 | General Psychology (Social Sciences) | 3 | |
MGT 303 | Entrepreneurship | 3 | |
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Interdisciplinary/ Allied courses | BFA-122 | Basic Design-I | 3 |
BFA-125 | Basic Design-II | 3 | |
BFA-131 | Materials and Model-I | 3 | |
BFA-134 | Materials & Model-II | 3 | |
BFA-318 | Digital Art-I | 3 | |
BFA-328 | Digital Art-II | 3 | |
BFA-128 | Photography | 3 | |
21 | |||
Field experience/ Internship | INT-499 | Internship | 3 |
3 | |||
Capstone Project | BFA-403 BFA-404 BFA-405 BFA-413 | Mini Thesis (Painting)/ Mini Thesis (Miniature Painting)/ Mini Thesis (Sculpture)/ Mini Thesis (Print Making) | 8 |
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Major Courses | BFA-212 | Painting-I | 3 |
BFA-314 | Painting-II | 6 | |
BFA-322 | Painting-III | 8 | |
BFA-414 | Mini Thesis (Painting) | 8 | |
BFA-203 | Miniature Painting-I | 3 | |
BFA-315 | Miniature Painting-II | 6 | |
BFA-323 | Miniature Painting-III | 8 | |
BFA-415 | Mini Thesis (Miniature Painting) | 8 | |
BFA-214 | Print Making-I | 3 | |
BFA-317 | Print Making-II | 6 | |
BFA-325 | Print Making-III | 8 | |
BFA-417 | Mini Thesis (Print Making) | 8 | |
BFA-123 | Sculpture-I | 3 | |
BFA-316 | Sculpture-II | 6 | |
BFA-324 | Sculpture-III | 8 | |
BFA-416 | Mini Thesis (Sculpture) | 8 | |
BFA-419 | Research Report | 3 | |
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Core Courses | BFA-132 | Drawing-I | 2 |
BFA-133 | Drawing-II | 2 | |
BFA-201 | Drawing-III | 2 | |
BFA-206 | Drawing-IV | 2 | |
BFA-301 | Drawing-V | 2 | |
BFA-213 | Western Art-I | 2 | |
BFA-319 | Western Art-II | 2 | |
BFA-326 | Western Art-III | 2 | |
BFA-413 | Western Art-IV | 2 | |
BFA-320 | Art Appreciation | 2 | |
BFA-321 | History of South Asian Art-I | 2 | |
BFA-327 | History of South Asian Art-II | 2 | |
BFA-418 | History of South Asian Art-III | 2 | |
49+26=75 |