Bachelor of Visual Arts
To train multidisciplinary artists, professionals in the field of arts and culture, with a great critical sense, committed to social and human development and with a clear universal vision.
School Modality
Curriculum
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Take and pass the exam.
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Birth certificate (original and 2 copies).
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Conduct letter from the school of origin (original and 2 copies).
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Medical certificate issued by a public health institution (original and 2 copies).
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High school certificate or equivalent (original and 2 copies).
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Updated certificate of studies from the school of origin.
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CURP (2 copies).
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Comply with established administrative requirements.
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4 front photographs.
First Semester
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Drawing I
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Introduction to Design
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Color Theory
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Human Development I
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Introduction to Engraving
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Oral and Written Communication
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University Social Service
Fourth Semester
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Disciplinary Selective I
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History of Art III
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Drawing IV
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Materials research
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Fundamentals of administration
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French I
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University Social Service
Seventh Semester
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Disciplinary Selective IV
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Personal Project I
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Advanced Composition
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Cultural Management
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French IV
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University Social Service
Second Semester
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Drawing II
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Introduction to Digital Art
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History of Art I
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Introduction to Sculpture
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Introduction to Painting
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Human Development II
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University Social Service
Fifth Semester
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Disciplinary Selective II
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Aesthetics II
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Drawing V
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Body language
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Marketing Fundamentals
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French II
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University Social Service
Eighth Semester
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Disciplinary Selective V
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Research Methodology
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Semiotics
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Professional Social Service Reflection Group
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University Social Service
Third Semester
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Drawing III
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Introduction to Photography
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Art History II
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Techniques and Procedures
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Aesthetics I
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Composition
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University Social Service
Sixth Semester
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Disciplinary Selective III
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Drawing VI
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Museology and museography
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Art and Psychology
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Topics I
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French III
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University Social Service
Ninth Semester
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Disciplinary Selective VI
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Personal Project II
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Topics II
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Graduation Seminar
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University Social Service












