Department of Art and Music
Unisa alumnus captures the essence of Makhanya
The highly talented Jaco van Schalkwyk created the official portrait of Prof Mandla Makhanya, former Unisa Principal and Vice-Chancellor, which was presented to him on the occasion of his retirement. Read more.
Unisa alumnus captures the essence of Makhanya
The highly talented Jaco van Schalkwyk created the official portrait of Prof Mandla Makhanya, former Unisa Principal and Vice-Chancellor, which was presented to him on the occasion of his retirement. Read more.
Unisa masters and doctorate art students wow guests
The Department of Art History, Visual Arts and Musicology in the College of Human Sciences hosted a Masters and Doctorate Exhibition 2017, which highlighted the artworks of its students. Read more.
Unisa masters and doctorate art students wow guests
The Department of Art History, Visual Arts and Musicology in the College of Human Sciences hosted a Masters and Doctorate Exhibition 2017, which highlighted the artworks of its students. Read more.
Reaching out to the community through art education
The Department of Art History, Visual Arts and Musicology in the College of Human of Sciences together with the Gauteng Department of Basic Education equips creative arts teachers with the tools for effective training. Read more.
Reaching out to the community through art education
The Department of Art History, Visual Arts and Musicology in the College of Human of Sciences together with the Gauteng Department of Basic Education equips creative arts teachers with the tools for effective training. Read more.
It is the mission of the Department of Art and Music to make education in arts and music accessible to all who have fulfilled the university's entrance requirements. We take cognisance of the cultural diversity and needs of our students within a dynamic and democratic society. We aim to promote artistic awareness and nurture creative and critical skills, committing ourselves to attain high standards and to strive to be of service to the community.
Our teaching policy does not assume that students come to us to gain access to some form of universal 'knowledge' and 'truth'. We believe that education is negotiated between the student and the university. Students bring their own reality; that is their own structures of knowledge and truth, formulated by their own specific cultural, social, political and economic experiences and perspectives.
We, on the other hand, provide the student with a course structure that attempts to allow all students to grow and realise their potential, while offering our skills, expertise and experiences in the making, understanding and promotion of art and music in the spirit of the university's stated aim of pursuing free, open and critical scholarship.
Art Help Desk
Speak to our friendly consultants regarding issues with myUnisa; get information about modules, tuition fees, cancellations and registration dates:
Tel: 012 481 2799
E-mail: arthelpdesk@unisa.ac.za
Last modified: 2019/02/27