The Faculty of Arts & Humanities at AUT gives every individual the opportunity for an integrated education.    Our Faculty believes in an-ever evolving model  designed to generate a spirit of inquiry and a zest for rational problem solving.    

We strive to build communications skills with our students that we believe are the hallmark of clear thinking and mastery of language.  The goal of the Faculty of Arts & Humanities is to provide the creative leadership tools necessary for success   in the 21st Century.

Dr. Lex Coleman, B.A., M.A., D. Arts

Chairperson

The Faculty of Arts and Humanities offers the degree of Bachelor of Arts (BA) with concentration in:

• Graphic Design (99 Credits)

• Interior/Industrial Design (101 Credits)

• Communications:    Public Relations (98 Credits)
                          Radio and Television/Journalism (98 Credits)

• Audio Visual (100 Credits)

Competitive Advantage

• The programs include hands-on training to prepare graduates for success in the industry.

• Internships, which are an integral part of all curricula, expose students to the realities of the workplace and close the gap between the academic and the business world.

•  Creativity is encouraged not only in course-related projects but also in campus events organized by students.

•  The teaching staff all have industry experience and provide better guidance for professional success.

Career Opportunities
 

• Graduates in Graphic Design find employment in many sectors including the media, printing, advertising, theater, and manufacturing

• Graduates in Interior Design can work in the fields of set decoration, internal space organization and furniture design.

•  Graduates in Audio-Visual Arts are recruited by film production companies, TV networks, radio stations, video clip production houses and theater companies.

• Graduates in Public Relations can find employment with all kinds of companies and organizations conscious of the importance of the relations with the public and the media and the importance of company image. They can also work for public institutions, government agencies, lobbying groups, non-governmental organizations.

•  Graduates in Journalism and Radio/TV usually find employment with the media, TV networks and radio stations 

 A Placement Exam in English is required for all majors