The Indigenous Fine Arts (INA) program offers a course of study leading to a Bachelor of Fine Arts degree. Its focus is on Indigenous contemporary, historical, and traditional artistic practice and innovation.  

The Indigenous Fine Arts program is structured on the knowledge and appreciation of the significant place the fine arts have had within all cultures of the Americas for millennia. The faculty have expertise in historic and traditional First Nations art forms and contemporary aesthetics. Studio work and hands-on instruction from experienced faculty, combined with development of skills, help students to determine their artistic direction and future careers in the fine arts, graduate programs, and community leadership. In addition to studio arts instruction, the students will build their skills in communication, writing, research, and analytical thinking in the social and natural sciences, cultural fields, and societal contexts. Throughout this program, students will submit samples of their work to the faculty for the purpose of review and evaluation.  

The Indigenous Fine Arts program offers courses of study with a focus on Indigenous historical and contemporary artistic traditions leading to the degrees of: 

• Certificate in Indigenous Fine Arts (2-years) 
• Bachelor of Fine Arts (4-years) 
• Bachelor of Arts (Indigenous Art, 4-years) 
• Bachelor of Arts (Indigenous Art History, 4-years)

The Indigenous Fine Arts facilities include a 2-Dimensional studio, a 3-Dimensional studio, a Small Projects studio-based classroom, and a Preparation studio. 

Students who wish to complete a four-year program should consult with the Program Coordinator and or Indigenous Fine Arts faculty. 

Careers Include: 

• Self-employment (studio artist) 
• Arts Education 
• Entrepreneurship 
• Exhibition Design 
• Museum or Gallery Professional 
• Arts Administration 
• Community Leadership 

Program Available At: 

• Regina Campus