How about studying abroad in Australian art

Now many students choose to study in Australia, including many art students. What are the unique advantages of studying in Australia? Let's talk about studying in Australia Let's have a look.

First, multicultural characteristics

Australia is an immigrant country, and immigrants come from more than 0/00 countries around the world. The rich immigrant culture makes Australia's artistic atmosphere strong and unique, integrating eastern and western cultures, diversified development, full of vitality and creativity. This artistic atmosphere is conducive to students to fully explore and discover their talents and constantly stimulate creative inspiration.

For students from Asian countries, Australian art and design works are more modern and Asian, and the design trends in Singapore, Malaysia, China and Hongkong are greatly influenced by Australia. Therefore, receiving professional education in Australia is more helpful for their future career development.

Second, the course selection is rich.

In recent years, there are more and more majors offered by Australian art colleges. In addition to traditional arts majors such as painting, visual arts, music performance, dance, drama performance, art production, film and television, and art design, they have also developed some emerging majors, such as multimedia and digital, fashion design, architecture and industrial design, and art management and management, which are the hottest fields in the global creative arts world.

There are undergraduate, postgraduate certificate and diploma courses, master's research courses and doctoral courses in all professional fields, and the choice is quite wide. Moreover, Australian art colleges have their own characteristics in curriculum, teaching methods and teaching concepts, paying special attention to cultivating and developing students' creative thinking.

Third, the threshold for learning art in Australia is not high.

Australia is an English speaking country. Compared with European countries, students in China can communicate more easily when studying design theory, art history and culture. It is relatively easy to apply for a visa to study in Australia, and the cost of studying abroad is lower than that of European countries. So generally speaking, Australian art colleges are a good choice.

Of course, Australian art colleges also have entry barriers. Judging from the recent interviews in Australian art colleges, when applying for art courses, foreign students usually need to provide academic works, such as making CDs or providing creative works, in addition to their academic qualifications, IELTS scores (generally reaching 6.5) and personal information, which plays a vital role in the application for art courses.