The Bachelor of Fine Arts (Indigenous Art) at the University of Regina is your gateway to understanding and contributing to the rich, enduring artistic traditions of Indigenous peoples. This undergraduate degree is designed for students passionate about exploring the deep connections between culture, language, and visual expression, and who wish to engage with both historical and contemporary Indigenous art forms. You will delve into critical competencies, research methodologies, and the societal significance of Indigenous art, preparing you to critically analyse and create within this vital discipline.
This full-time, on-campus Bachelor of Fine Arts programme is studied over four years, providing a comprehensive immersion into Indigenous art history and studio practice. You will engage with core requirements and major specialisations, including media, art, and performance, alongside dedicated Indigenous art courses and electives. Through hands-on studio work and critical study, you will develop your artistic voice and analytical skills. Graduates are prepared for diverse career paths as artists, curators, art historians, or cultural heritage specialists, equipped with a unique understanding of Indigenous artistic legacies.