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DEFINITION
The Fine Arts embrace all the disciplines related to drawing,
sculpture, conception on wide variety of supports (paper, canvas, stone,
metal, magnetic supports...). The aim is to produce a two or three
dimensions artistic work achieved in aesthetic and functional ways by
using traditional technical skills or recent technologies. The training in
Fine Arts aims at preparing the student to participate efficiently to the development of the industrial product and the modern communication
ways by using all the available technologies. The training aims also to
grant the would-be artists expression modes assuring them professionalism,
in optimal conditions.
ADMISSION
The access to the first cycle can be made according to one of the two
following modes:
a) The academic orientation system (baccalaureate all sections and
specially "Letters" baccalaureate ).
b)
The reorientation competitive examination which is open to
those
who have obtained their baccalaureate in the two years preceding the
competitive entrance. The applicants are submitted to the following tests:
REQUIRED SKILLS
The student in Fine Arts is someone who has an artistic
calling and a gift for creativity. Moreover, he has the sense of
communication, an esthetic sensitivity (colors and shapes), an interest
for the relations between the human being and his natural and social
environment. Last, he combines the scientific methodology and the creative
processes synthesizing, thus, the spirit of delicacy and geometry.
LENGTH OF STUDIES
After a one-year common
courses in Fine Arts, the student is orientated, in the limit of the
available places, to one of these two options:
a)
Arts and crafts (arts et métiers) in Tunis.
b)
Plastic arts.
A- Arts and Crafts
Lasting five years (including the common trunk), the
studies are divided in two cycles:
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A two-year first cycle at the end of which a first cycle diploma in Arts
and Crafts (DEUPC) is delivered.
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A three-year second cycle, including a semester of practical training, at
the end of which a National Diploma in one of the following specialities
is delivered:
1-
Art, handicraft, industry.
2-
Art and communication.
3- Indoors architecture and scenography.
B- Plastic Arts
Lasting five years, including the common trunk, the studies
are divided in two cycles:
The attendance in workshops, integrated courses and trainings
is compulsory. Any absence superior to 10% of the hours reserved to a
teaching or training, leads to the automatic exclusion of the student from
the main examination session related to the concerned teaching.
EXAM REQUIREMENTS
The teachings are submitted to continuous control and to
two-session examinations:
The continuous control counts for 50% in the general
average and the examination for 50%.
To succeed, the student needs to obtain a general average equal or
superior to 10/20 in all the teachings to which he was submitted.
FIELDS
OF STUDY
The Fine Arts studies are made up of workshops, integrated
courses and trainings. Each year comprises compulsory modules stretching
on one or two semesters. It's about:
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Expression and plastic techniques (drawing, colors, computer science,
shapes, calligraphy...).
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Human and social sciences: history of art, initiation to the history of
aesthetics, the plastician vocabulary, cultural sociology, research's
methodology, marketing, communication...
PROFESSIONAL PROSPECTS
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Teaching
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Publishing, advertisement, marketing
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Preservation and restoration in museums
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Infography
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Professional creative
ACQUIRED SKILLS
INSTITUTIONS
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Tunis Higher Institute of
Fine Arts
Address : Route de l'Armée Nationale, Tunis 1005
Phone :
71 564 930 / 71 571
898
Fax : 71 568
291
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Sousse Higher Institute of
Fine Arts
Address : Place de la Gare, Sousse 4000
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Sfax
Higher Institute of Fine Arts
Address : 34, Rue du 5 Août, Sfax 3002
Phone :
74 299 511
Fax : 74 297
286
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Nabeul Higher Institute of
Fine Arts
Address : Avenue Ali Belahouane, Nabeul 8000 |
