The Bachelor in Mithila Arts and Aesthetic (BMAA) is an undergraduate program offered by Rajarshi Janak University (RJU), focusing on the artistic heritage, cultural traditions, and aesthetic values of Mithila civilization. The program combines the study and practical practice of Mithila art with cultural studies, art history, aesthetics, visual culture, heritage preservation, and research. It aims to preserve traditional knowledge while encouraging contemporary artistic expression and creative practice.
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+2 Level or Equivalent Degree with at least 45% overall or CGPA 1.8 on a 4-point scale with at least a "D" in every subject.
After completing the program, graduates will be able to:
Demonstrate knowledge of Mithila art, culture, history, and aesthetic traditions.
Apply traditional Mithila painting techniques, motifs, symbols, and design principles.
Analyze the cultural and philosophical meanings represented in Mithila art.
Document, preserve, and promote traditional artistic and cultural practices.
Apply principles of visual culture, aesthetics, and art criticism.
Conduct research on Mithila art, indigenous knowledge, and cultural heritage.
Develop creative artworks and contemporary interpretations of traditional Mithila forms.
Apply visual storytelling and design skills in creative projects.
Participate effectively in cultural exhibitions, workshops, and community-based activities.
Demonstrate academic writing, presentation, critical-thinking, and research skills.
Apply ethical approaches to cultural preservation and representation.
Pursue careers as Mithila artists, art instructors, cultural researchers, museum professionals, heritage coordinators, designers, art curators, cultural program officers, and creative entrepreneurs
