Seoul National University

Overview

The B.A. in Crafts at Seoul National University invites students to delve into the intricate relationship between contemporary crafts, culture, design, and material practices. This program emphasizes hands-on skills and creative thinking, fostering an environment where students can explore their artistic potential through a blend of studio-based learning and theoretical understanding of craft.

What you'll study

Programme Structure

• Year 1: Students receive broad exposure to core craft practices, aimed at establishing foundational techniques and boosting creative confidence.
• Years 2–4: The focus shifts to advanced and experimental projects, encouraging individual expression, supported by craft theory and reflective writing.

Course examples include:

• Crafts and Culture
• Theory of Modern Crafts
• Woodworking
• Theory of Craft Artists
• Materials and Methods in Crafts and Design Education
• Training in Design, Craft Education Theory, and Essay Writing
• History of Crafts – Ceramic Art
• Handbuilding

Capstone Project:

In the later years, students may be required to complete a final studio project and/or thesis-style reflective work, allowing them to showcase their skills and insights gained throughout the program.

Entry requirements

There are no specific GRE, GMAT, or GPA grading score requirements listed for this program. However, proficiency in English is essential for non-native speakers.

Career prospects

Graduates of the B.A. in Crafts can pursue a variety of career paths in the arts and design sectors, including roles as craft artists, educators, and designers. The skills acquired through this program prepare students for both professional practice and further academic pursuits in related fields.