Master of Fine Arts in Sculpture

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Eligibility Criteria

Admission to the Master of Fine Arts Sculpture will be opened to those who have passed the BFA sculpture of this University or an equivalent Degree from any other university or equally recognized Fine Arts Institution.

Rules for Admission

A candidate who fulfills the required qualification will submit their application along with true copies of certificates attested by a concerned authority
(Head of Department or permanent faculty of Tribhuvan University)

Note: The following will be considered during the process of admission.

(a) Bachelor of Fine Arts Degree or equivalent examination.
(b) Mark sheets and related documents.
(c) Entrance Practical examination. (The practical exam consists of 60 marks and will be held in which students have to complete on sculpture within 3 hours, clay will be provided by the department.)
(d) Entrance- Theoretical examination. (Written exam consists of 40 marks. 20 Objective questions will be given to the students, which they will have to finish within 40 minutes. Two marks will be for one question.
(e) Selection will be finalized on the basis of merit order.

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Curriculum Structure

MFA-1st Semester

Paper	Code	Title of the Course	Nature of the Course	Credit	Teaching Hours
I	Sculpt. 551	History and Philosophy of Art	Core Theory course	3	48
II	Sculpt. 552	A. Creative Composition or <br/> B. Monumental Sculpture <br/> Or <br/> C. Portraiture	Core Major Sculpture Practical	8	128
III	Sculpt. 553	Drawing	Core Practical	3	48
IV	Sculpt. 554	Multi-Media	Core Elective Course	2	32

Total credit: 16
Total Teaching Hours: 256

2nd Semester

Paper	Code	Title of the Course	Nature of the Course	Credit	Teaching Hours
I	Sculpt. 555	History and Philosophy of Art	Core Theory course	3	48
II	Sculpt. 556	A. Creative Composition or <br/> B. Monumental Sculpture <br/> Or <br/> C. Portraiture	Core Major Sculpture Practical	8	128
III	Sculpt. 557	Drawing	Core Practical	3	48
IV	Sculpt. 558	Multi-Media	Core Elective Course	2	32

Total Credit: 16
Total Teaching Hours: 256

Major Sculpture practical subject will be same as chosen in I semester
Note: III semester and IV semester Courses is to be developed later.

Course Outcome

Develop advanced skills in sculptural techniques and materials
Explore contemporary and traditional approaches to sculpture
Express creative concepts through three-dimensional forms
Critically analyze and interpret sculptural works and art theories
Conduct independent artistic research and studio practice
Engage with public art, installation, and spatial design
Understand the historical and cultural context of sculpture
Present and exhibit professional-level sculptural projects
Apply ethical and professional practices in the art world
Prepare for careers in art education, galleries, public art, or as independent artists

More About This Program

The Master of Fine Arts (MFA) program—offered in areas such as creative composition, monumental sculpture, and portraiture—focuses on fostering artistic growth and the technical and conceptual advancement of students aiming to build a professional career in Fine Arts. Rooted in the exploration of materials, the program also encourages engagement with both historical and modern artistic discourse, emphasizing critical research in the field.