99 Moo 9, Thapho, Mueang, Phitsanulok 65000, Thailand
TH
Naresuan University Faculty of Architecture
Faculty of Architecture, Art and Design Naresuan University

Master of Fine and Applied Arts Program in Art and Design

M.F.A. (Art and Design)
2 Years
Duration
20 Students
Per Year
25,000 THB
Per Semester
Creative
Art / Design / Research
Contact for more information
055-962494
nan25_2529@hotmail.com
Program Highlights: Integrates practical art and design skills with creative research methodologies, grounded in local art and culture. Available in Thai and English. Accepts Thai and international students.

Philosophy

“To produce Master of Fine Arts graduates who integrate art and design knowledge and skills in cooperation with creative research methodologies for creating works of art or design on the foundation of local art and culture, and with ability to communicate the concept of artwork across disciplinary and responsibility for society and economic situations in both local and international contexts.”

Significance

The revised master’s curriculum in Art and Design has been developed in accordance with the 20-Year National Strategy, the National Economic and Social Development Plan, and the Naresuan University 15-Year Long-Term Development Plan. The curriculum emphasizes the development of advanced skills in art and design creation, analysis and evaluation of works through creative research processes, collaboration with external networks, cross-disciplinary integration in teaching and learning, and the creation of art and design innovation for community and social benefit.

The curriculum focuses on 4 learning outcomes: Breadth of Knowledge (cross-disciplinary integration across departments, faculties, universities, and external organizations), Depth of Knowledge (creative research skills and hands-on experiential learning), Internationalization (international standards and cross-cultural exchange), and Art and Design for Quality of Life Improvement of people and society.

Program Objectives

  • To produce an artist or designer with knowledge and skills in applying academic knowledge for systematically creating creative their works or innovation in art and design
  • To produce an artist or designer with abilities of conducting a research or creative research project to contribute to both terms, academics and practices
  • To produce an artist or designer with abilities to manage the impact of art and design productions in all aspects and able to communicate and integrate art and design knowledge across disciplines
  • To produce an artist or designer with skills in working with teams and appropriately responsible for society, culture, environment and other emerging phenomena

Career Paths

1
Lecturer / Educator
2
Academic / Researcher
3
Freelance Artist / Designer
4
Other Related Professions

Expected Learning Outcomes (ELO)

ELO1
Critically analyze the relationship between humans, society, or other environmental factors that affect the creation and existence of art and design works, linking to aesthetics, behavioral science, and history
ELO2
Demonstrate the use of fundamental principles of art, culture, wisdom, local resources, and interdisciplinary knowledge integration for creating art and design works that align with contemporary lifestyles and cultural diversity
ELO3
Design creative research methodologies to analyze relevant contextual data, leading to solving existing problems or creating innovation related to art or design that meets intended objectives
ELO4
Evaluate factors affecting the production process, leading to efficient approaches for managing design projects and producing fine art works, products, packaging, or innovative media according to international standards
ELO5
Present factual background of works and communicate concepts in art or design using effective tools and methods for presentation at local, national, and international levels
ELO6
Conduct work ethically in accordance with professional codes of conduct for artists or designers, demonstrate leadership, responsibility, and respect for differing opinions in teamwork

Program Committee