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Doctor of Philosophy in Performing and Visual Arts with specialization in Fine Arts, Theatre Arts, Music and Dance (PHDPVA)

Minimum Duration: 3 Years Maximum Duration: 6 Years Course Fee: Rs. 16,800 Minimum Age: No bar Maximum Age: No bar Eligibility: Possesses Master’s Degree from a University recognized by UGC or any other qualification recognized as equivalent thereto in such fields of study as are notified for the purpose from time to time by the University with at least 55% marks [50% marks in the case of SC, ST, OBC (Non-creamy Layer) and Differently-Abled and other categories of candidates as per the decision of UGC from time to time, or for those who had obtained their Master’s Degree prior to 19th September, 1991]excluding grace mark.   and   Qualifies in the entrance examination conducted by IGNOU at the National level.   Click Here for Programme Fee Structure

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Research is a systematic investigation into the phenomenon that results into the development of significant insights. The work of thesis is an original and significant contribution to the advancement of world knowledge. Doctoral research may focus on individual creative practices, experimental work, historical studies, critical analysis, theoretical modeling. It may include mathematical or computational modeling and may engage into philosophical, psychological, socio-cultural or anthropological, enquiry. Apart from the above, interdisciplinary research is encouraged. The research in Fine Arts may include Study of Fundamentals (elements & principles), issues related to Form, Function, Content, and Visual language of Morphology. Research topics may cover issues related to Artistic expression and Artistic communication, exploration into media, materials and technology School of Performing and Visual Arts is offering one PhD programme – PHDPVA with Specialization in three disciplines – Fine Arts, Music and Theater Arts.  

      
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Ph.D. Visual Arts

Degree Code: PHDVA 

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The minimum qualification should be 10+2 with ‘pass’ result, with PUC/ISC/CBSE or an equivalent. A Bachelors and Masters Degree in the field of Arts

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Bengaluru City University Dr. Ambedkar Veedhi, Bengaluru- 560001, Karnataka. Phone : (080) 2213 1385

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“Understanding creativity at its best.”

Ph.D. Visual Arts is a research-based doctoral course that focuses on the multiple perspectives of Fine Arts, Including painting, Drawing, Handcrafts, Sculptures, etc.

Importance of Ph.D. Visual Arts

Encourage the most outstanding characteristic of analysis in Arts that illustrates enthusiasm, the amplitude of vision, and creativity. Revitalize fashion, architecture, and communication to contribute independent knowledge and further understanding through research processes.

Why Bengaluru City University

We create endless possibilities for our graduates so that they achieve their ambitions with proper guidance.

Examining Possibilities.

Ph.D. Visual Arts will get jobs in colleges and both Public and Private Sectors. They can work in advertising companies, boutiques, Art Studios, Theatres, Fashion Houses, animation, and textile industries.

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We also help you progress career-specific experiences and characteristics solicited in the industry. Develop academic networks through conducting workshops, corporate gatherings, knowledge voyages, student exchange programs, and internships that bring endless possibilities to create great career paths.

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Professional improvement arrangements are formed by contemporary business standards and reflect on our involvement in building a different workforce, which will meet the challenges in the industry—our curriculum is designed to make students crack industry interviews easier.

With intense lectures with immeasurable knowledge, we assure you of communicative, written, and interactive fluency in this soft skill. 

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The undergraduate courses offered by the discipline are thoughtfully constructed to introduce the most recent art-historical studies to a diverse group of students while familiarizing them with the materials and techniques of artmaking. The courses cover a wide range of topics such as the overview of the art of the Indian subcontinent and the West, Contemporary Indian Art, Modern Western Art, Chinese and Japanese cinema, American films, Art appreciation, and art criticism.

The postgraduate program in Fine Arts presents an inimitable opportunity to students with fine arts and art history backgrounds where they develop critical tools of analyzing artworks and habitual practices while situating their research in relation to the ongoing scholarship in the field alongside their art practice. The discipline is among a handful in India that promotes the simultaneity of art practice and art historical research in a Ph.D. program.

The enrolled Ph.D. students have access to the Fine Arts Lab to carry out individual and collective practices. The doctoral students are encouraged to participate in national and international conferences and workshops. The discipline also offers fully-funded postdoctoral positions. The applications are open all year round.

The doctoral studies in Fine Arts aim to bridge the long-standing gap between scholarship and professional studio practice in India and beyond.

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Dr. Ritwij Bhowmik Convenor (2022-23), Discipline of Fine Arts Office: FB624, Faculty Building Email: ritwij[AT]iitk.ac.in Office Phone: +91 512-259-6975

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The Doctoral Program in Art & Design at Chitkara University helps the scholars to extensively explore the concepts and research skills, as well as delve into analyzing the knowledge related to their respective areas of research objectively. The scholars will follow a program of self-directed, independent study, supported by experienced supervisors who are themselves experts in their area. They are also supported by the wider research community in Art and Design and will have regular opportunities to attend research seminars, conferences and symposia.

The academic program is interdisciplinary in nature and carried in a comparative perspective to fulfill the contemporary requirements. Notably, the program facilitates scientific guidance for the research students with adequate infrastructure and support to fulfill their requirements.

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Program Overview

Chitkara University’s doctoral program enables visual Arts & Design professionals and academicians to extend their professional careers by infusing theoretical/conceptual/practical knowledge to develop research skills. Furthermore, the program empowers the visual Arts & Design practitioners, art entrepreneurs, academicians, and cultural workers to analyse contemporary situations, and implement the best workable solutions to complex contemporary art issues.

Post the completion of the doctoral program, the students can expect to –

  • Apply theoretical and analytical competency in their specific research area by working with one of the advanced researchers.
  • Exhibit analytical and research skills necessary to create knowledge and apply it to emerging research problems.
  • Demonstrate expertise in specific topics through the design, execution and completion of doctoral dissertation that contributes to the knowledge and practice of the field.

Admission Eligibility

The candidates who have completed any of the following qualification(s) are eligible to seek admission to the PhD program as per Chitkara University regulations and UGC Minimum Standards and Procedure for Award of PhD Degree Regulations, 2022 issued dated 07.11.2022 [(New Delhi, 7th November, 2022; No. F. 1-3/2021(QIP)].

  • A 1-year/2-semester master’s degree program in relevant discipline after a 4-year/8-semester bachelor’s degree program or
  • A 2-year/4-semester master’s degree program in relevant discipline after a 3-year bachelor’s degree program or
  • Qualifications declared equivalent to the master’s degree in relevant discipline by the corresponding statutory regulatory body, with at least 55% marks in aggregate or its equivalent grade in a point scale wherever grading system is followed or
  • An equivalent qualification from a foreign educational institution accredited by an assessment and accreditation agency which is approved, recognized or authorized by an authority, established or incorporated under a law in its home country or any other statutory authority in that country to assess, accredit or assure quality and standards of the educational institution or

A 4-year/8-semester bachelor’s degree program in relevant discipline with a minimum of 75% marks in aggregate or its equivalent grade on a point scale wherever the grading system is followed, subject to the following conditions:

  • The candidate should have a full-time teaching or research/industry experience of atleast 4 years.
  • The candidate should be currently working in AICTE/UGC approved College/University/Government agency/industry.

Note: Relaxation for reserved categories as per UGC norms

How to Apply

Candidates who fulfil the eligibility criteria, are required to fill the admission form with required documents of all particulars to be attached. All application forms will be screened by a separate screening committee whose representatives will be from Doctoral Research Committee and Experts from the University in the respective areas. The candidates short-listed on the basis of their academic record and relevant experience will appear in a written test to be conducted by the University. Time-table & Curriculum will be intimated to the registered candidates. The candidates will then appear for a personal interview for the final selection.

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Program Fee Structure

Fee ComponentsAmount
Enrolment FeeRs. 30,000/-
Career Advancement Services FeeRs. 20,000/-
Course Work Fee 1Rs. 25,000/-
Course Work Fee 2Rs. 25,000/-
Course Work Fee 3Rs. 25,000/-
Doctoral Seminar on SpecialisationRs. 60,000/-
Synopsis Seminar FeeRs. 60,000/-
Progress Review Seminar 1Rs. 20,000/-
Progress Review Seminar 2Rs. 20,000/-
Progress Review Seminar 3Rs. 20,000/-
Pre-Thesis SubmissionRs. 40,000/-
Thesis Submission & Defence FeeRs. 75,000/-

Program Structure

The curriculum includes compulsory coursework, research proposal and objectives, research work and progress, pre-thesis work, and thesis defense. It also includes fulfillment of all research objectives, acceptance/publication of research papers in peer-reviewed journals or conferences.

The course work comprises of five components: research methodology, advanced research methodology, doctoral foundation seminar, doctoral concentration seminar, and research & publication ethics. After successfully completing coursework, the research scholar works in close coordination and under the strict supervision of his / her research guide, prepares the research proposal, and identifies the objectives of the research work.

Progress of the research work is reviewed every six months and finally, the scholars submit their thesis and defend it. The Doctoral Research Committee (DRC) closely mentors and monitors this process.

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Course WorkResearch MethodologyEnabling scholars to purse research in a methodical manner
Advanced Research MethodologyEnabling scholars to know about tools and technologies to process their data
Doctoral Foundation SeminarEnabling and equipping scholars with required tools and technologies in their broad discipline area
Doctoral Concentration Seminara) Motivation to Research, b) identification of base paper(s), c) State-of-art, d) Identification of research gaps, e) Identification of Tools/Technologies for conducting proposed research
Research & Publication EthicsSensitisation towards research; Ethics and respect to science and research integrity; Intellectual honesty and research integrity; Scientific misconducts; Falsification, Fabrication and Plagiarism
Submission of Research ProposalExtensive literature review / research proposal submitted to Dean (DRC) in prescribed format
Progress Seminar – IProgress on identified research objectives
Progress Seminar – IIProgress on identified research objectives
Progress Seminar – IIIProgress on identified research objectives
Pre Thesis SeminarAchievement of all objectives, Thesis ready in final shape, Research paper(s) communicated to Conferences / Journals
Thesis Submission and DefenceEligibility for award of PhD degree

What to Expect

The PhD program at Chitkara University will prepare you for an outstanding career in research and teaching. Right from your first semester, you’ll get to work with faculty mentors across your field as you investigate the challenges that interest you. Our doctoral program students have the ability—and diligence—to study complex issues that the world right now faces.

Developing Transferrable Skills for Non-Academic Careers at Chitkara

Developing Transferrable Skills for Non-Academic Careers

Our PhD Program is strategically designed to cater to the needs of high-achieving professionals aiming to enhance their career in the world beyond academia as well. While conventional academic skills are often developed through courses and mentoring, we also incorporate various pedagogical approaches to mentor them as leaders, entrepreneurs, etc., equipping them with numerous transferable skills, thus grooming them for successful careers in the industry.

Opportunities to Present Papers at Prominent Conferences Chitkara

Opportunities to Present Papers at Prominent Conferences

Our PhD students get the opportunity to present their work at prominent conferences. Such conferences, we believe, provide a platform to present one’s research to a global and important audience of scholars and experts in the field. Resultantly, our scholars are ahead at knowing about latest developments as well as open issues that the research community is collectively deliberating upon.

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Our faculty closely works with research scholars on all phases of the research process—from idea generation and study design to data analysis and writing. The culture is collegial and informal, with students viewed as colleagues and co-authors. Moreover, students are encouraged to work with multiple faculty, which helps them widen their perspective on contemporary issues in their field.

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Collaborative Research Environment

In our PhD Program one finds the most conducive environment to work in collaboration with other scholars, teachers and ace researchers. Our ideology is simple - collaborative teams exhibit important research outcomes, far beyond what could be accomplished by individuals working independently.

Concentrations Offered

These areas of research are indicative but not limited to the following:

  • Ancient Visual Art Practices
  • Medieval Visual Art Practices
  • Traditional Aesthetics: School And Scope
  • Indigenous Visual Art from South-Asia
  • Oriental Arts
  • Art Appreciation
  • Art Management
  • Art Auction House
  • Art Gallery Management
  • Museology: Art Conservation & Restoration
  • Curatorial Practices
  • Art Writing & Criticism

These areas of research in the domain are indicative but not limited to the following:

  • Modern Visual Art Forms
  • Modern Visual Art Aesthetics
  • Methods and Materials in Visual Arts
  • Figurative Visual Art Tradition
  • Narrative Art Movement
  • Abstract Visual Art Practices
  • Formalist Practices: Root & Causes
  • Nationalism in Visual Arts
  • Mural & Relief Art
  • Minor Visual Arts
  • Tribal Arts
  • Craft Heritage & Traditions
  • Folk and Traditional Art Forms
  • Indigenous Art Forms
  • Aboriginal Art Tradition
  • Contemporary Visual Arts
  • Digital Art
  • New Media Art
  • Alternative Art Practices
  • Conceptual Visual Arts
  • Performance Art
  • Happenings Art Performances
  • Collage, Montage & Bricolage
  • Photography & Video Art
  • Visual Communication
  • Animation Design
  • Fashion Design Technology
  • Product Design
  • Textile Design
  • Game Design
  • Graphic Design & VFX
  • Multidisciplinary Subjects Related to Visual Arts/Fine Arts
  • Spiritual Art Forms
  • Geometrical And Tantric Art Tradition of India
  • Ritualistic Art Traditions
  • Religion Based Art Forms & Tradition
  • Religious Art Performance

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The Department of Computer Science and Applications offers a highly research-intensive full-time and part-time Doctorate programme and provides Candidates with excellent facilities and expert guidance to support their research endeavors. The programme is designed to help postgraduate Candidates develop research skills and prepare for careers in academia or research. The programme provides specialised training in research components such as hypothesis creation, research questions, literature review, research ethics, and the use of online tools and resources. The programme has a strong focus on interdisciplinary research and encourages Candidates to pursue innovative and entrepreneurial ideas in their chosen areas of study. The Candidates are encouraged to find the solution to the problems faced by society and different domains of technology in computer science and other fields.

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The Department offers the regular PhD programme as well as a PhD programme in collaboration with the Automotive Research Association of India (ARAI). The Department of Mechanical Engineering has expert faculty members working in several areas covering almost all the core as well as allied disciplines of mechanical engineering. Various published research papers in international peer reviewed journals and several granted patents reflect the command and expertise of Ph.D. supervisors in their areas of interests.

As a Ph.D. degree requirement, the research scholar is required to take coursework for a minimum period of one semester which trains them in the fundamentals of research like hypothesis creation, research methodology, use of tools and more. The scholars are engaged in research in a variety of areas including

Ph.D. in Petroleum Engineering

The School of Petroleum Engineering registers candidate for Ph.D. degree in Petroleum Engineering on regular and part-time basis. Research Scholars after successfully completing their research work obtain Ph.D. degree from MIT WPU, Pune. The school has so far produced Ph.D. Candidates and many scholars are actively doing their research on the current issues in oil and gas industries. Candidates can build on their master’s and bachelor’s degree education by studying the subfields of Petroleum Engineering in greater depth through this programme, preparing them for jobs in teaching, research, and industry. Candidates who complete the programme increase their employment options by learning cutting-edge information as well as modern, forward-thinking, and entrepreneurial skills. Main thrust areas in which research is going on: Reservoir engineering, production engineering, geothermal, produced water treatment, enhanced oil recovery, data analytics in oil and gas.

Ph.D. in Business Administration

The Faculty of Business and Leadership at MIT-WPU offers a highly research-intensive and industry-oriented PhD in Business Administration. The programme aims to mentor, prepare and build an intellectually stimulating and satisfying ecosystem in which the scholarly development of the learner is achieved. The learning architecture of the programme integrates theoretical concepts, practice-oriented and skill-based teaching-learning approaches, innovation-stimulating scholastic practices, and research culture. The structured theoretical framework of the course trains the research scholar in innovative and scientific thinking as well as multidisciplinary research skills for solving complex business problems. The candidates will serve as leaders at the forefront of the professionals possessing administrative acumen and academic prowess needed for informed decision-making.

Ph.D. in Commerce

The Doctoral Research (Ph.D.) programme Department of Economics and Commerce, MIT-WPU aims to develop scholars for higher level careers in commerce research and teaching, practice, consulting, training, and development. It trains independent researcher, teachers and professional through rigorous coursework, research seminars and various workshops to develop the skills and expertise needed to make a real impact in industry, academia, government, and the society. The programme equips Candidatess to engage in creative and innovative research, publications and authenticate the findings of their research in Commerce related areas. The candidates get the advanced knowledge and current issues in the field of accounting, costing, banking and finance, marketing etc. with the sound theoretical concepts, its application, and upcoming trends. The candidate will serve as academician, policy-oriented researchers and professional possessing practical knowledge with cutting edge research and industry required skills in the various field of Commerce domain.

Ph.D. in Economics

The full-time Ph.D. Programme in the Department of Economics at School of Economics and Public Policy, MIT-WPU, is perfect for Candidates of high promise who wish to prepare themselves in research for responsible positions in government, research organizations, academia, or business enterprises. The programme prepares Candidates for productive and stimulating careers as economists.

The Department seeks to enable scholars to work in an intellectually active and stimulating environment through seminars on such topics as environmental economics, economic growth and development, monetary and fiscal policy, international economics, industrial organization, law and economics, behavioural economics, labor economics, and economic history. Top scholars from both domestic and international communities are often invited as speakers at the seminars.

Ensuring a Candidates body that is culturally diverse and research-oriented in the range of intellectual interests, both the department and the University attract bright researchers due to their research facilities. Candidates are able to share their learning across a wider group of researchers from different domains, and collaborate on research projects and publication.

Ph.D. in Biochemistry

The Department of Biosciences and Technology offers research-intensive Ph.D. programmes designed to help postgraduate students develop research skills and prepare for careers in academia or research. The scholars, researchers and guides at the Department are engaged in research in diverse research areas of fundamental & applied biology like molecular microbiology, genomics, Bioinformatics, Cell biology, Plant biotechnology, Proteomics, Nanobiotechnology, Biosensors, Biomimetics, Complexity Biology, Applied Microbiology and Biotechnology, Metabolomics, Biofertilizers, Biocontrol and Integrated Nutrient Management. The Department also focuses on advanced interdisciplinary translational research in the areas of Point-of-Care biosensors, diagnostic tools, multiplexed detection methodology, Lab-on-Chip devices, nutraceuticals and bio-actives production.

Ph.D. in Biotechnology

Ph.d. in chemistry.

The Doctorate in Chemistry at MIT-WPU is a highly research-intensive programme. The programme is designed to help postgraduate students develop research skills, advance in specialist knowledge and prepare for careers in academia, industry, or research. The programme entails a comprehensive framework comprising coursework, focused research, and the completion of a doctoral thesis. As part of their academic journey, Ph.D. students will acquire expertise in essential research components, including literature survey, research ethics, experimentation, problem-solving, data analysis, and instrument handling. The programme offers a rich ecosystem of collaboration opportunities with fellow researchers, both within the university and in the broader scientific community leading to the building of strong professional networks for the prospective candidates. The students are encouraged to publish papers in reputable journals and provided with guidance from faculty members with extensive experience in research. With a focus on various aspects of the discipline, ranging from fundamental theories to applied areas with practical applications, the department engages in research across specific domains such as, organic chemistry, inorganic chemistry, polymer chemistry, nanomaterials, and theoretical & computational chemistry. In addition, the faculty members at the department are trained in top institutions/laboratories in their respective research areas and can provide unparalleled mentoring to the Ph.D. students for a competitive edge and excellence in chemical science. The Department of Chemistry warmly welcomes motivated and diligent students who possess a strong interest in Chemistry, providing them with a platform to embark on highly intensive research work in their respective domains. By joining this program, students can explore their passion for Chemistry and make significant contributions to the field through rigorous and innovative research endeavors.

A few research specialization areas:

  • Phytochemistry
  • Materials and Nanoscience
  • Polymers, Composites, Rubbers & Elastomers
  • Molecular Materials
  • Microplastics
  • Nanotechnology and Nanocomposites
  • Paint Technology and Surface Coatings
  • Energy Harvesting and Storage Materials
  • Biopolymers and Biodegradable Polymers
  • Organometallic and Coordination Chemistry
  • Polymer Recycling
  • Supramolecular Chemistry
  • Green and Sustainable Chemistry
  • Theoretical & Computational Chemistry
  • Molecular Reaction Dynamics

Ph.D. in Consciousness Studies

MIT-WPU offers a unique, one-of-its-kind PhD in Consciousness Studies at its School of Consciousness Studies. The programme is a perfect blend of detailed course work offered either via online platform or classroom and extensive research work in the laboratories. The goal at School of Consciousness (SoC) is to translate the knowledge in the frontiers of Vedic Science/Chemical Science/Life sciences/Physics/Clinical Science/Applied Sciences/Earth and Climate Sciences/Data Science/Psychology into the well being of the society and open up the avenues for understanding the unmet understanding of consciousness.

Candidates holding a Masters degree with experience in any field of Science mentioned above can register for the programme.

Ph.D. in Design

The curriculum and pedagogy at MIT-WPU’s School of Design have evolved through an interdisciplinary and value-based approach to creative problem-solving, wherein research plays a pivotal role in the design process. The Ph.D. programme offered in Design emphasizes the application of various research methods, customized to meet the specific needs of society, fostering collaboration between designers and end-users. The primary objective of the programme is to facilitate design interventions and services that enhance the quality of life for people while sustaining the environment. Moreover, it aims to advance the understanding and utilization of design in industry, education, and society at large. By engaging in this programme, students get encouraged to contribute to the betterment of society through impactful design initiatives, promoting a sustainable and enriching future. As design scholars at MIT-WPU, students will explore cutting-edge concepts, develop novel approaches, and contribute to the advancement of the design field. Through their research and practical applications, they will be at the forefront of creating positive change, elevating the role of design in enhancing people's lives, and shaping a more inclusive and sustainable world.

Ph.D. in Education

MIT World Peace University offers a prestigious Ph.D. programme in Education, as well as an interdisciplinary Ph.D. programme in Education, with a vision to foster research in contemporary educational areas and is dedicated to nurturing scholars who will shape the future of education through their innovative research and profound insights.

This programme empowers students to embrace diversity across all educational sectors and enables them to adapt and flourish in a rapidly changing world. Candidates will receive guidance from both an education faculty member and a co-guide specialising in their respective research discipline.

The coursework encompasses core courses in Education, research in education, and discipline-specific courses delivered by experts in the relevant field. Ph.D. candidates are expected to complete the coursework within six months of provisional admission, with a maximum duration of one year. The coursework comprises a combination of core courses and elective courses, providing students with a comprehensive foundation for their doctoral journey. By undertaking this rigorous Ph.D. programme, students will have the opportunity to delve into their chosen research areas, advance their knowledge, and contribute to the scholarly understanding of education.

Ph.D. in English

The Doctoral Research (Ph.D.) programme in English offered by MIT-WPU School of Liberal Arts aims to enhance and expand the skill sets of postgraduate students specializing in English Honours, Literature, Language, Communication, and related disciplines, preparing them for advanced research endeavors. The programme incorporates coursework and research, exposing students to a diverse range of interconnected subjects. By capitalizing on their previous academic achievements at the Master's and Bachelor's levels, students are equipped to engage in comprehensive and specialized studies, thereby paving the way for careers in academia, research, and industry. Candidates gain profound knowledge, as well as contemporary and forward-thinking entrepreneurial abilities, creating a bouquet of lucrative career opportunities in various domains. Ph.D. scholars within the department enjoy abundant prospects in the realms of academia, writing, and research.

Ph.D. in Law

The Doctoral Research (Ph.D.) programme in Law is an exciting and advanced academic programme that offers a unique opportunity to specialize and delve deep into various legal areas and offers an enriching journey of academic and intellectual growth in the field of law. It goes beyond conventional disciplines, allowing researchers to explore contemporary issues and tackle the challenges of our time. Pursuing a Ph.D. in Law demands not only a strong commitment to critical thinking but also a genuine passion for legal research and analysis. At its core, the Research Program in Law aims to produce competent legal researchers who can bring about potential and significant changes in the existing legal literature, policies, and practices. As research scholars, you will be empowered to tackle original research problems that have the potential to push the boundaries of legal understanding and address complex legal issues. This will involve conducting extensive reviews of literature, analysing landmark cases, studying statutes and legal philosophies, and developing innovative arguments and theories. Embarking on a Ph.D. in Law opens doors to a multitude of career opportunities allowing the graduates to pursue rewarding paths in academia as professors and researchers, where they can contribute to shaping the future generation of legal professionals. Additionally, they can find employment in think tanks, policy institutions, and government agencies, where their advanced research skills and specialized knowledge are highly valued. The skills and expertise gained during this programme provide a solid foundation for a wide range of career opportunities that require a strong legal background.

Ph.D. in Mathematics

The Department of Mathematics & Statistics offers a highly research-intensive Doctoral programme and provides students with excellent facilities and expert guidance to support their research endeavors. The programme is designed to help postgraduate students develop research skills and prepare for careers in academia or research. The programme provides specialised training in research components such as hypothesis creation, research questions, literature review, research ethics, and the use of online tools and resources. The programme has a strong focus on interdisciplinary research and encourages students to pursue innovative and entrepreneurial ideas in their chosen areas of study.

The Department has a team of young dynamic researchers from various fields of pure as well as applied Mathematics and Statistics. The research supervisors have a good number of publications in peer reviewed reputed national/international journals.

The areas of research are Topology, Topology, Metroid Theory, Combinatory, Graph Theory, Algebra, Lattice Theory, Discrete Mathematics, optimization techniques, logistics and supply chain management, Dynamical Systems, Solid Mechanics, Mathematical Modelling, Clinical Trials etc.

Ph.D. in Microbiology

Ph.d. in pharmacetical sciences.

The Ph.D. programme in Pharmaceutical Science aims to shape students into knowledge creators and researchers qualified to take on and tackle future research problems for the heath and peace of society. The programme provides an opportunity to conduct in-depth research on the latest developments in the field of pharmacy and explore solutions to the various challenges of cutting edge science and to support the pharmaceutical industry. The department has received grants totalling more than INR 3 crores from various government-funded agencies, and students have published over 300 articles in peer-reviewed journals to date. Additionally, students have the opportunity to participate in pharmacy fellowships and residencies. The Ph.D. programme supports the building of researcher networks and the development and aims to provide students with a broad base of knowledge and expertise for their future careers.

Ph.D. in Physics

The Department of Physics, MIT-WPU offers a highly research-intensive PhD programme and provides students with excellent facilities and expert guidance to support their research endeavors. The programme is designed to help postgraduate students develop research skills and prepare for careers in academia or research. The programme provides specialised training in research components such as hypothesis creation, research questions, literature review, research ethics, and the use of online tools and resources. The programme has a strong focus on interdisciplinary research and encourages students to pursue innovative and entrepreneurial ideas in their chosen areas of study.

The areas of research at the Department are Applied Physics, Computational Physics, Theoretical High energy Physics, Quantum Gravity, Material Science, Surface Physics, Nanoscience and Nanotechnology, Photonics, Plasmonics, Nonlinear Optics, Radiation physics, Spectroscopy, Nanomaterials, Nanocomposite and nano/micro structured growth and characterization of for various applications in, chemical and biosensors, data storage, detector, energy storage, and conversion applications.

Ph.D. in Public Health

The Ph.D in Public health at MIT-WPU prepares scholars to conduct in-depth research in diverse and interdisciplinary areas of Public Health. It trains independent researchers, teachers and leaders through rigorous coursework, research seminars and workshops to develop the expertise and skills needed to make a real impact in academia, industry, government and the community. The programme exposes them to state-of-the-art experimental approaches enabling them to develop analytical, critical thinking and leadership skills in a conducive environment. The programme provides training and learning experiences that support interdisciplinary learning, promote critical and theory-based, problem-solving skills to address public health problems, and inculcate the requisite professional values and ethics

Ph.D. in Visual Arts

The PhD in Visual Arts programme is designed for research scholars who are interested in exploring the intrinsic areas of Visual Arts, including Graphics, Printing Technology, Sculpture, Painting, Aesthetics, Digital Arts, Animations, Advertising, Branding, Information Design, UI/UX and related subjects. The programme provides opportunities for scholars to acquire advanced knowledge and develop their research skills through a blend of detailed coursework offered either via online platforms or classroom sessions. The research culture of the programme encourages scholars to engage in critical inquiry, independent thinking, and rigorous scholarship. Scholars are encouraged to identify and address these problems through innovative research, using both qualitative and quantitative methodologies.

The programme also recognizes the rich cultural heritage of India and the unexplored areas in the field of Visual Arts. Scholars are encouraged to explore these areas and develop new insights that contribute to the advancement of the field. Overall, the PhD in Visual Arts programme provides a unique opportunity for scholars to engage in innovative research, acquire advanced knowledge, and develop their research skills in a vibrant and intellectually stimulating environment. Graduates of the programme are well-equipped to pursue careers in academia, research institutions, government agencies, and private organizations.

Ph.D. in Psychology

The doctoral Psychology program at MIT-WPU distinguishes itself through a unique facet — providing students access to a comprehensive array of courses and immersive experiences. This distinct feature seamlessly integrates quantitative methodologies into scholarly pursuits, thereby cultivating a nuanced skill set with interdisciplinary relevance.

Pursuing a Ph.D. in Psychology at MIT-WPU opens avenues for diverse career trajectories within academia, education, health care, industry, government, and community organizations. Graduates emerge equipped with a versatile skill set, spanning research design, data analysis, measurement, mental health assessment, treatment, program evaluation, and the innovative application of Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning in the construction of psychological tools.

Actualize your academic aspirations and position yourself at the forefront of the evolving landscape of Psychology. Enroll now to unravel the academic and professional possibilities that await.

Ph.D. in Clinical Psychology

The Ph.D. in Clinical Psychology program at MIT World Peace University (MITWPU) is designed to provide insight from psychology, neuroscience, physiology, and other relevant disciplines to develop a holistic understanding of human behaviour and mental health with advanced training and research opportunities for aspiring clinical psychologists. This program aims to equip students with the theoretical knowledge, practical skills, and research expertise necessary to excel in the field of clinical psychology and contribute meaningfully to the advancement of psychological science. Students undergo rigorous training in both foundational and specialized areas of clinical psychology, preparing them for careers in academia, clinical practice, research, policymaking and other professional settings.

Ph.D. in Environmental Science

The Ph.D. in Environmental Science program at the Department of Environmental Studies, MIT-WPU Pune, offers an interdisciplinary approach to tackle complex environmental challenges. Grounded in cutting-edge research, it equips scholars with advanced knowledge in environmental science, conservation, and pollution control technology. Through rigorous coursework and hands-on research projects, students delve into areas such as climate change, biodiversity conservation, pollution control, and sustainable development. Faculty guidance and state-of-the-art facilities foster innovation and critical thinking. Graduates emerge adept at addressing pressing environmental issues, contributing to global sustainability efforts. The program emphasizes holistic understanding, fostering leaders who can drive positive change in academia, industry, and policymaking.

Ph.D. in Statistics

The Ph.D. programme in Statistics offers a flexible structure that allows candidates to dive deep into various advanced statistical areas. With a wide range of electives, students can tailor their coursework based on their research interests. The programme also includes hands-on research opportunities through courses like ‘Research Proposal & Review Writing Seminar,’ ensuring practical exposure. Supervised by a dynamic team of researchers, students gain expertise in areas such as Quantile Regression, Neutrosophic Statistics, Optimization Techniques, and Ranked Set Sampling, all supported by publications in reputed national and international journals.

  • R&D Scientist/Engineer
  • Data Scientist/Analyst
  • Optimization and Supply Chain Expert
  • Government and Public Sector Researcher
  • Consultant in Logistics and Sampling Techniques

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MIT-WPU's Centre for Industry-Academia Partnerships (CIAP) aims to create a strong collaboration between the university and industry by combining academic, industrial, and research perspectives. CIAP provides opportunities for students to gain industry experience through projects and lectures. The key functions of CIAP include enhancing industry partnerships, career services, internships, and alumni engagement. These functions help students improve their skills and prepare for job opportunities by working with top employers.

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  • For full-time scholars, a stipend of Rs. 31,000 per month is provided for the initial two years, and Rs. 35,000 per month for the next two years
  • Research Advisory Committee members for scholars come from IIT/NIT/IIM and other eminent institutions
  • Co-Supervisors are from IIT/NIT/IIM, reputed industries, and National Laboratories
  • Access to a digital library, plagiarism-checking software license, and sophisticated laboratories is provided

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The following candidates are eligible to seek admission to the Ph.D. programme: Candidates who have completed:

A 1-year/2-semester master' s degree programme after a 4-year/8-semester bachelor's degree programme or a 2-year/4-semester master's degree programme after a 3-year bachelor's degree programme or qualifications declared equivalent to the master's degree by the corresponding statutory regulatory body, with at least 55% marks in aggregate or its equivalent grade in a point scale wherever grading system is followed or equivalent qualification from a foreign educational institutions accredited by an assessment and accreditation agency which is approved, recognized or authorized by an authority, established or incorporated under a law in its home country or any other statutory authority in that country to assess, accredit or assure quality and standards of the educational institutions.

A relaxation of 5% marks or its equivalent grade may be allowed for those belonging to SC/ST/OBC (non-creamy layer)/differently-abled, Economically Weaker Section (EWS) and other categories of candidates as per the decision of the commission from time to time.

Provided that a candidate seeking admission after a 4-year/8-semester bachelor's degree programme should have a minimum of 75% marks in aggregate or its equivalent grade on a point scale wherever the grading system is followed. A relaxation of 5% marks or its equivalent grade may be allowed for those belonging to SC/ST/OBC (non-creamy layer)/Differently-abled, Economically Weaker Section (EWS) and other categories of candidates as per the decision of commission from time to time.

Candidates who have completed the M. Phil programme with at least 55% marks in aggregate or its equivalent grade in a point scale. A relaxation of 5% marks or its equivalent grade may be allowed for those belonging to SC/ST/OBC (non-creamy layer)/Differently abled, Economically Weaker Section (EWS) and other categories of candidates as per the decision of commission from time to time.

Reservation is applicable only to Maharashtra domicile candidates provided they submit the necessary documents for reservation before interview. Outside Maharashtra candidates will be considered in open category.

Candidates satisfying eligibility criterion shall be called to appear for the Ph.D. entrance test conducted by MITWPU.

PhD entrance test shall be qualifying with qualifying marks as 50% provided that relaxation from 50% to 45% shall be allowed for the candidates belongs to SC/ST/OBC (Non creamy layer)/Differently abled category, Economically Weaker section (EWS) and other category of candidates. The syllabus of entrance test shall consist of 50% of research methodology and 50% shall be subject specific.

The interview/viva-voce will be conducted by the university for test qualifying candidates. For selection of candidates a weightage of 70% to the entrance test and 30% to the performance in the interview/Viva-voce shall be given. For GATE/NET/JRF /SET/GPAT/CEED qualified students, the selection will be based on Interview/Viva Voce

The recommended candidates will be intimated through email about their selection and the candidates will be offered Ph.D. provisional admission.

The eligibility of a candidate is provisional as per information provided by the candidate in his/her application form and is subject to verification of minimum eligibility conditions for admission to the program, educational documents and reservation documents (if any).

University keep rights to cancel admission of the Ph.D. scholars in the case of misconduct by the scholar, unsatisfactory progress/absent for consecutive two progress seminars, failure in any examination related to Ph.D., fabrication found in educational and reservation documents, candidate is found ineligible, involved in plagiarism in paper publications and thesis.

Provisional eligibility to appear in the selection process is no guarantee for admission to the program.

Candidates who will join PhD program full time, they will be provided with the stipend as per MITWPU norms.

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c) there should be no disciplinary action against the student.

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A 1-year/2-semester master's degree programme after a 4-year/8-semester bachelors degree programme or a 2-year/4-semester master' s degree programme after a 3-year bachelor's degree programme or qualifications declared equivalent to the master's degree by the corresponding statutory regulatory body, with at least 55% marks in aggregate or its equivalent grade in a point scale wherever grading system is followed or equivalent qualification from a foreign educational institutions accredited by an assessment and accreditation agency which is approved, recognized or authorized by an authority, established or incorporated under a law in its home country or any other statutory authority in that country to assess, accredit or assure quality and standards of the educational institutions.

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  • Credit Template of coursework
  • Scheme of Examination
  • Blueprint of Question Papers

·Syllabi:

  • Paper-I         VAH-141
  • Paper-II        VAH-142
  • Paper-III       VAH-143
  • Paper-IV      VAH-144
  • Paper-V        VAH-145

​ CREDIT TEMPLATE (2021-22)

Paper-I

VAH-141

Research Methodology

4

100

50

Paper-II

VAH-142

Review of Published Research work

4

100

50

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Paper-III

VAH-143(A)

(Applied Arts Specialization)

Introduction to Advertising

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

4

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

100

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

50

VAH-143(S)

(Sculpture Specialization)

 

 

 

 

 

Aesthetics and Art Theory

VAH-143(P)

(Painting Specialization)

VAH143 (G)

(Printmaking Specialization)

VAH143 (H)

(History of Art Specialization)

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Paper –IV

VAH-144(A)

(Applied Arts Specialization)

Advertising Planning and Strategies

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

4

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

100

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

50

VAH-144(S)

(Sculpture Specialization)

 

20 CenturyIndianand Western Sculpture

VAH-144(P)

(Painting Specialization)

 

Introduction to Indian Art

VAH144 (G)

(Printmaking Specialization)

Printmaking and its Development

VAH144 (H)

(History of Art Specialization)

Museum Studies

Paper-V

VAH145

Research and Publication Ethics

2

100

50

 

Scheme of Examination for Ph.D.Programme

Scheme of evaluation for continuous assessment (50%) papercode: 141 (research methodology), paper code: 143 (advanced study paper i), paper code: 144 (advanced study paper ii).

Scheme of Evaluation for Continuous Assessment Test (30%) (Question Paper)

Section A

5ShortAnswerQuestions

5x2=10 marks

Section B

2Descriptive Questions

2×5=10marks

Section C

1Applicationbasedquestion

10x1=10marks

Section A

8ShortAnswerQuestions

8x2=16 marks

Section B

4LongAnswerQuestions

4×6=24 marks

Section C

1Applicationbasedquestion

10x1=10marks

MCQ based Test

Seminar

Total

20 marks

30 marks

50 marks

CA test of Research and Publication Ethics (Paper Code: 145) will be MCQ based (computer based) from the first two units and the Maximum marks will be 20. The paper will consist of 20 Multiple Choice Questions of 1 mark each and the duration of the test will be half an hour.

In the Seminar component students need to select a topic of their choice from Units I and II and present it before the committee constituted by the respective departments. A hard copy of the seminar report should be submitted to the Head of the Department by the students.

Scheme of Evaluation of Paper II ReviewofPublishedResearchWork Paper Code: VAH-142

ContinuousAssessmentofthispaperwillbebasedonthecandidate’sinteractionwiththe Supervisor and a midterm seminar to be evaluated internally by the Research Supervisor and Head of the Department.

BlueprintforPh.D. ofContinuousAssessmentTest

TimeAllowed: 1 Hr.

Max.Marks:30

TheCA test will bebased on two units.

Thequestionpaper consists ofthreesections. Allsectionsare compulsory.

Section A                                  5x2 = 10Marks

  • Consistsof6shortanswer(50-75 words)Questionscarrying2marks each.
  • Total6questions aretobesettakingthreequestionsfromeachunit.
  • Candidatesarerequiredto attemptany5questionsinabout50-75 words

​ SectionB                                   2x5=10 Marks

  • Consistsof 4descriptive questions
  • Total4questionsaretobesettaking twoquestionsfromeachunitwithinternal choice.
  • Candidatesarerequiredtoattempttwoquestions,takingonequestionfromeachunit in 300-600 words Each question carries 5 marks.

​ SectionC                                   10x1= 10 Marks

  • Consistsof2applicationbasedquestionscarrying10markseach.
  • Onequestiontobe setfromeach unit.
  • Candidatesarerequiredto attemptanyone question.

BlueprintforPh.D. ofSemesterEndExam

TimeAllowed:ThreeHours

Max. Marks: 50

Thequestionpaper consists of threesections. Allsectionsare compulsory.

SectionA                                    8x2= 16 Marks

  • Consistsof10shortanswer(50-75words) Questionscarrying2markseach.
  • Total10questionsaretobesettakingtwoquestionsfromeachunit.
  • Candidatesarerequiredtoattemptany8questionsselectingatleastone fromeachunit.

​ SectionB                                     4x6= 24 Marks

  • Consistsof5longanswer(400-450 words)Questionscarrying 6marks each.
  • Total5questions areto besettaking onequestionfromeach unit.
  • Candidatesarerequiredtoattemptanyfour questions.

​ Sect ionC                                   1x10= 10 Marks

Paper I:ResearchMethodology

Paper code: vah 141, coursecredits: 4                                                                                              max.marks:, contacthours: 60                                                                                           , see= 50      , researchin literature:, introductiontoresearch                                               ( thecraft ofresearch pp.10-14, 49-63).

  • WhatisResearch?
  • WhyWriteit up?
  • WhyaFormalPaper?
  • FromQuestionstoaProblem

TheProcessofCriticalReading:

CloseReading(ProseandPoetry)/CloseReadingofPainting/Sculpture/Advertising(Print Media, Electronic Media, Photography, Film (Supportive Media))

Think: Evaluating your sources                                      ( MLAHandbookpp. 10-12) Gatheringinformationaboutyoursources                        ( MLAHandbookpp. 13-18)

Taking Notes                                                                  ( Thecraftofresearchpp.10-14,49-63)

Documentation

Whydocumentsources?                                                 ( MLAHandbookpp. 3-6)

Plagiarism and academic dishonesty                            ( MLAHandbook pp.6-10) Organize: Creating your documentation                       ( MLA Handbookpp. 19)

  • Thelists ofworks cited                                       ( MLAHandbookpp. 20-53)
  • In–textcitations                                                 ( MLAHandbookpp. 54-58)

Academic Writing

Preparing a research proposal (organizing material/ ideas, developing an argument, facilitating coherence and cohesion)

Introductionsand conclusions                                     (Thecraft of researchpp. 232-46)

Essential Reading:

  • Extracts from ‘Facilitating Coherence across Qualitative Research Paper’. Ronald J. Chenail &MaureenDuffy(NovaSoutheasternUniversity,FortLanderdale,Florida, USA)andSally St. George & Dan Wulff (University of Calgary, Alberta, Canada)
  • MLAHandbook ,New York: MLA,2016(EighthEdition), Print.
  • TheCraftofResearch, Boothet.al,TheUniversityofChicagoPress,2016(FourthEdition), Print.

PaperII:ReviewofPublishedResearchwork Paper Code: VAH 142 (S/P/A/G/H)

Coursecredits: 4                                                         , courseduration: 60 hrs.                                                                                .

Total = 100

The candidates will have to review the published research work related to their fields of research, under the guidance of their Research Supervisors. The candidates may consult different Journals, Books or Research articles available in Library or on the internet. They will be required to prepare review reports and give a midterm presentation and a Semester End Seminar for evaluation of the same.

FineArts (Applied Art)

AdvancePaperIII:IntroductiontoAdvertising Paper Code: VAH 143 (A)

Course credits: 4                                                        

Max. Marks:   

Courseduration: 60 hrs..

Unit I:                                                                                          12 Hrs

IntroductiontoAdvertising

  • DefinitionandCharacteristicsofadvertising
  • Advertisingas apowerful toolof communication
  • ElementsofAdvertisingCommunication
  • Advertisingasamarketingtool
  • TheMarketingCommunicationProcess
  • Active participants in advertising(The advertiser, the advertising agency, audience, media and vendor)

​ Unit II:                                                                                       12 Hrs

Origin andgrowthof Advertising

  • HistoricalbackgroundandFutureof Indianadvertising
  • ChangingtrendsofIndianAdvertising

​ Unit III:                                                                                           12 Hrs

TypesofAdvertising

Tostudy thevariouskinds of advertisingdepending upon–

  • AreaCoverage:Local,Regional,Nationaland International
  • Audience:Consumer,Industrial,TradeandProfessional
  • Functions:DirectandIndirectadvertising,Actionadvertising,Primaryand Selective advertising
  • Advertisingstages:Pioneering,CompetitiveandRetentive

​ Unit IV:                                                                                             12 Hrs

Advertisingmedia

  • Discusstheroleofmediain advertising andstudy theiradvantages and limitations
  • PrintMedia:Newspaper andMagazine
  • Support media: Out of home media, Promotional products marketing, Other media (Movie theatres, videos, miscellaneous)
  • Broadcastmedia:TelevisionandRadio
  • Internet,EMailAdvertising

​ Unit V:                                                                                      12 Hrs

AdvertisingMedia

  • Abovethe line media
  • Belowthe line media

​ Books recommended:

  • AdvertisingArt &Ideas-By G. M. Rege
  • AdvertisingPrinciples&Practice-ByWells,Moriarty& Burnett
  • FoundationsofAdvertising -Theory&Practice– ByChunnawala&Sethia

Fine Arts (Sculpture/Painting/Printmaking/HistoryofArt)

Advancepaperiii:aestheticsandarttheory paper code: vah 143 (s/ p/g/h), course credits: 4                                                     , unit i:                                                                                        12 hrs, indianaesthetics-thescope,historicalperspectiveandevolutionofthedramaticart, natyashastra, its meaning and aim, unit ii:                                                                                                       12 hrs, rasa: types of rasa and their aesthetic experience, rasa theory as aesthetic object,bharata’s conception of rasa, constituents of rasa and their relation: vibhava, anubhava, vyabhicharibhava; bhava and stthayibhavas, unit iii:                                                                                             12 hrs, commentators on the natyashastra: bhatta lollatta’s practical point of view, his theory and criticism and objections on his theory, bhatta shankuka’s psycho- epistemic approach to the problem of aesthetics, bhatta nayaka’s theory of sadhraranikarana and its implication, unitiv:                                                                                             12 hrs, dhvani:historyofdhvani,, mahimabhatta:introduction,attitudetowardsdhvanikara,theoryofkashmirsaivism, theory of aesthetics, conceprtion of rasa as a reflection of a sthyain, abhinavagupta:themeaningofrasa,hisexplanationoftheomissionof“sthayin”in bharata’s definition of rasa., anandavardhana: dhvanyaloka, unitv:                                                                                               12 hrs, vishnudharmottarpurana:contributionofchitrasutraofthevshnudharmottarpuranato ancient indian aesthetics, interrelationshipofvisualandperformingarttakingexamplesfromillustrativegeetgovind, sursagar and rasika priya.

Books recommended:

  • Bharata:TheNatyasastra-By Kapila Vatsyayan
  • ChitrasutraoftheVishnuharmottara-ByC.Sivaramamurty
  • ConceptofDhvani inSanskritPoetics– ByPradiptaKumarPanda
  • TheAestheticExperienceAccordingtoAbhinavagupta-ByRaniero Gnoli

AdvancePaperIV:AdvertisingPlanning&Strategies Paper Code: VAH 144 (A)

Coursecredits: 4                                                                                             Max.Marks:

Courseduration: 60 Hrs.                                                                                 CA=50

Unit I:12 Hrs

MotivationalandAdvertisingResearch

  • ImportanceofMotivational Research,
  • AdvertisingResearch,Reasonsformeasuringadvertisingeffectiveness.
  • PreTest& PostTest(What totest,when totestand whereto test.)

​ Unit II:12 Hrs

TheSocialandethicalaspectsofAdvertising

  • Advertisingandcultural/Moralvalues
  • Advertisingasuntruthfulordeceptive
  • Advertisingandchildren
  • Advertisingencourages materialism
  • Advertisementandwomen

​ UnitIII:12Hrs

PublicRelation

  • Definition ofPublic Relation
  • ComparisonbetweenAdvertising&PublicRelation
  • Need& Scopeof Public Relation
  • BasicelementsofPublic Relation
  • ObjectivesofPublicRelation
  • PublicRelation Advertising

​ Unit IV: 12 Hrs

ConsumerBehavior

  • Howconsumerbehavior doesworks?
  • TheConsumerAudience
  • Social/Culturalinfluencesonconsumerdecisions
  • Psychologicalinfluences onconsumer decisions
  • Behavioralinfluencesonconsumerdecisions
  • Theconsumerdecisionprocess

​ Unit V: 12 Hrs

OutdoorPhotography:

  • Streetportraiture,street life, cultureandheritage.
  • Landscapes&cityscapes.
  • Architecture& interiors.
  • Thephotojournalisticapproach-documentationofsociallyrelevanttopicslike pollution, traffic sensibilities, child labour etc.
  • FoundationsofAdvertising -Theory&Practice–ByChunnawala&Sethia
  • Photography-ByPeter Cattrell

FineArts (Sculpture)

Advancepaperiv:20 th centuryindianandwesternsculpture paper code: vah 144 (s), coursecredits: 4, courseduration: 60 hrs.                                                                             .

IndianModernSculptors :DeviprasadRoyChoudhary,BinayakPandurangKarmakar,Ram Kinker Baij, Dhanraj Bhagat, Somnath Hore, Meera Mukharjee, Mrinalini Mukharjee, Nand Gopal

UnitII:12 Hrs

Indian Modern Sculptors : Amarnath Sehgal, Pradosh Das Gupta, P. Puchkanwala,Shankhon Choudhary,Satish Gujral, Raghav Kaneria, P.V. Jankiram, Himmat Shah,Krishna Reddy, Rajendra Tikku, Balbir Singh Katt, Subodh Gupta, Latika Katt.

UnitIII:12 Hrs

WesternModern Sculptors : Constantine Brancusi, Henry Moore, Pablo Picasso, Barbara Hepworth, Umberto Boccioni, Raymond Duchamp, Vladimir Tatlin, Marcel Duchamp, Alberto Giacometti, Joan Miro,Julio Gonzalez, Alexander Calder, Mathias Goertiz.

UnitIV:12 Hrs

WesternModernSculptors :RonaldBladen,DavidSmith,DonaldJudd,ClaesOldenburg, Barnett Newman, Robert Smithson, Christo Javacheff, George Segal.

UnitV:12 Hrs

Contemporary     Trends    in    Visual    Arts :    Constructions,    Installation,    Assemblage, Performance Art, Environmental Art, Kinetic Art, Moving Sculptures, Hyperrealism.

  • HistoryofArt VolumeII-ByH.W. Janson
  • Artpastartpresnt- ByDavid G.Wikins,BernardSchultz,KathrinM.Liduff
  • Thebookof artVolumeVIII-Modern art–By Grolier
  • Installationart-ByMichel Archer
  • TraditionandModernityinIndianartduringthetwentiethcentury-ByNeelima Vashishtha
  • Contemporaryartin India-Aperspective-ByPranNathMago

FineArts (Painting)

Advancepaperiv:introductiontoindianart paper code: vah 144 (p), coursecredits:4                                             , courseduration:60hrs.                                   , prehistoricpainting:bhimbhetka,mirjapur,singhanpur,panchmadi,hoshangabad cave paintinmg: ajanta ,bagh, sittanvasal,, frescoesinsouthindia, unit ii:12 hrs, manuscript paintings: pala , jain rajasthani, school sofminiaturepainting.

  • BikanerSchool
  • Bundi-KotaKalamSchool
  • Jaipur School
  • KishangarhSchool
  • MarwarSchool
  • MewarSchool

​ Unit III:12 Hrs

MughalPainting:Development ofMughal Artduringthereignof Akbarto Aurangzeb

PahariPaintings School sofminiature painting

  • BasohliPaintings
  • ChambaPaintings
  • GarhwalPainting
  • GulerKangraPaintings
  • JammuPaintings
  • Kulu Paintings
  • Mandipaintings
  • MankotPaintings
  • NurpurPaintings

​ UnitV:12 Hrs.

Stylistic changes of miniature paintings in modern Indian paintings (Abanindranath Tagore, J. Sultan Ali)

ContemporaryartistofRajasthanthosewhodevelopedtheirartformsbasedonminiature: Kripal Singh Shekhawat, Devkinandan Sharma, Ramgopal Vijayvergia, Virendra Banoo

  • Indianminiaturepainting:manifestationofacreativemind-ByDr.Daljeet,P.C. Jain(Prof.), Veena Baswani, R. K. Dutta Gupta
  • DeccaniPainting -ByMarkZebrowski
  • CentresofPahariPainting–ByChandramaniSingh
  • MughalMiniatures-ByJ.M. Rogers
  • IndianpaintingfromCavetemplestoColonialPeriod byJohn Cummins
  • Mughalmastersfurtherstudies byAsok KumarDas
  • Femaleattirein miniaturepaintingbyShaliniBharti
  • CentresofPahariPaintingbyChandramaniSingh
  • HistoryofIndian Painting,RajasthaniTraditionsbyKrishnaChaitanya

FineArts (Printmaking)

Advancepaperiv:printmakinganditsdevelopment paper code: vah 144 (g), coursecredits:4                                                                      , courseduration:60hrs.                                                          , abriefhistory ofprintmaking inchina upto 19 th century., li-hua,haoboyi,chenyugjang,haoping,luoshenggao,yinxiurong,xiajian,zhou fuming, zhou xinglin, wang huibo., unit-ii :12 hrs, abriefhistoryof printmakinginjapanuptoukiyo-eperiod, kitagawautamaro,katsushikahokusai,utagawahiroshige,tsukiokayoshitoshi,hashiguchi goya,yugi hiratsuka, hiro naga takehika, morikazu meeda, chen long, joichi hoshi, ido masao, shigeki kuroder., unit-iii :12 hrs, pioneersandmodernprintmakersinwestern art, albertdurer,rembrandt,williamhogarth,williamblake,franciscodegoya,toulouse lautrec, james ensor, andy warhol, fritz bley, erich heckel, david hockney, wassily kandinsky, unit-iv:12 hrs, printmakersofmodernindia., haren das, somnath hore, abdul kadar khatri, k.g. subramanyan, jayant parikh contemporaryartistinindian–krishnareddy,anupamsud,laxmangoud,jyotibhatt, rajesh pullawar, unit-v:12 hrs, artinstitution,contemporaryeducationalartistandnewtrendsin printmaking, dr.nirmalendudas,shyamsharma,v.nagdas,subrotomondal,ajitseal,salilsahani,p.d dhumal, kavita shah, uttam kumar basak, sridhar murthy, rakesh bani, sanjeev kishore gautam, sunil darji, rajendra fulari., finearts (history of art), advancepaperiv:museumstudies paper code: vah 144 (h), courseduration:60hrs.                               , unit i:12 hr, shilpa(accordingtoancientscriptures), -definitionandrelevanceaccordingtovishnudharmottar purana., -bhava,rasa, dhvani, -sculpturalcraftsaccordingtoshilpa shastra, -understandingbasicsofchitrasutra,kamasutraandshilpatexts., -basicterminologyoftemplearchitectureinindia, sculpturaltraditionsandiconography, -religionandarchitectureinmedievalindia, -mauryaperiod, guptaand post guptaperiod, -developmentofsculpturaltraditionsandiconographyofpala,chola,pallavaand chandela scultpures., museum studies, -historyandorigins of museumsin india, -conceptsofcolonization,decolonizationandpostcolonization, -collectionmanagementpolicy:scope,acquisition,collectionrecords,organization, deaccessioning, disposal, store, appraisal, loans and ethics., -documentationandarchives -scope,nature,purpose,moderntechniques., heritagemanagement, -principleguidelinesand lawsofheritage management, -survey,inspection,assessing,deterioration,preparationofstatus reports., -conservation,preservationandrestorationofheritagecomponentsandtechniques., museum management, -functionsandroleofmuseums, -museumeducation, -musuemoutreachandinnovation, -understandingconcepts likemetamuseum,museography,newmuseology, -curatorialpractices, finearts(painting/appliedart/ sculpture/ printmaking/ history of art), paperv:researchethicsandpublications paper code: vah 145, coursecredits: 2                                                                                         , courseduration: 30 hrs.                                                                             , uniti:rpe 01 ( theory)                                                                                4hrs., philosophyand ethics.

  • Introductiontophilosophy:definition;nature&scope;concept;branches
  • Ethics:definition;moralphilosophy;natureof moraljudgements&reactions

​ UnitII:RPE02 (Theory)                                                                                4Hrs.

Scientific Conduct

  • Ethicswithrespecttoscience&research
  • Intellectualhonesty&researchintegrity
  • Scientificmisconducts:falsification,fabrication,&plagiarism (FPP)
  • Redundantpublications:duplicate&overlappingpublications,salamislicing
  • Selectivereporting&misrepresentationofdata

​ UnitIII:RPE03( Theory)                                                                               7Hrs.

PublicationEthics

  • Publicationethics:definition,introduction&importance
  • Bestpractices/standardsettinginitiative&guidelines:COPE,WAMEetc
  • Conflicts of interest
  • Publicationmisconducts:definition,concept,problemsthatleadtounethicalbehaviour& vice versa, types
  • Violationof publicationethics, authorship& contributor-ship
  • Identificationofpublicationmisconduct,complaints&appeals
  • Predatorypublishers &journals

​ UnitIV:RPE04( Practice)                                                                             4Hrs.

OpenAccess Publishing

  • Openaccesspublications&initiatives
  • SHERPA/RoMEOonlineresourcetocheck publishercopyright&self-archiving policies
  • SoftwaretoolsdevelopedtoidentifypredatorypublicationsbySPPU
  • Journalfinder/journalsuggestiontoolsviz.JANE,ElsevierJournalFinder,SpringerJournal Suggested etc.

​ Unit V: RPE 05 ( Practice)                                                                           4Hrs

Publication Misconduct.

1.  GroupDiscussion(2 hrs)

  • Subjectspecificethicalissues,FPP,authorship
  • Conflictsof Interest
  • Complaintsandappeals:examplesandFraudsfromIndiaandabroad

​2.  SoftwareTools(2hrs)

Useof plagiarism softwarelikeTurnitin, Urukund, and otheropen sourcesoftware tools

UnitVI:RPE 06(Practice)                                                                             7 Hrs

Databases&Research Metrics

A.  Databases(4hrs)

  • Indexingdatabases
  • Citationdatabases:WebofScience,Scopusetc

​B. ResearchMetrics(3 hrs)

  • ImpactFactorofjournalasperJournalCitationReport,SNIP,SJR,IPP,Cite Score
  • Metrics:h-index, gindex, i10index, altmetrics

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location_on Kashmere Gate Campus, Lothian Road, Kashmere Gate, Delhi, Delhi

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MIT School of Fine Arts & Applied Arts

Course Duration: 6 Semesters(Three Academic Years)

Eligibility Criteria :

Minimum eligibility criteria for admission to the Ph.D. Programme in Fine Art & Applied Art: Two years Master Degree in Fine Art & Applied Art from any recognized University with minimum 50% (45% for the reservation category)

Exemption from Written Examination :

Candidates who have cleared an All India Examination of UGC NET in the last 2 years shall be exempted from the written part of the selection process. However, they will be required to appear for the Personal Interview.

Duration of the Program :

Ph.D. Programme shall be for a minimum duration of three years, including course work and a maximum of six years.

Modes of Ph.D. Program :

A candidate shall take admission to Ph.D. Programme in Fine Art & Applied Art either in Full Time OR in Part Time mode.

Full Time Students :

Full time students will have to work from the MIT School of Fine Art & Applied Art at ADT University. Any fellowship holder will be treated as sponsored registrants or else candidate might take their admission as self-sponsored registrants under this category. Self-sponsored full time students who are employed in some Institute/ Organization should have been granted leave for a minimum period of 3 years.

Part Time Students :

This can include “Internal” Registrant (Faculty/Staff of University) & Registrants from other Institute/Industry/Organization. They should visit the School of Fine Art & Applied Art as per the requirement of the Ph.D. Programme. They should be physically stationed with the research guide for at least six months during the Ph.D. program. Part-time candidate should submit a No Objection Certificate (NOC) in a prescribed format (Appendix 1) at the time of Ph.D. application/admission. It is to be noted that these candidates will also have to complete the Pre Ph.D. courses assigned by the MIT University to be eligible for full Ph.D. registration.

Areas offered for Ph.D. in Applied Art & Fine Art

1)  Visual Language

2)  Photography

3)  Typography

4)  Advertising

5)  Semiotics

1)  Teaching Techniques in Visual Arts

2) Visual Communication

3)  Visual Scripting

4)  Print Making

5)  Painting

Selection Procedure :

Selection to the Ph.D. programs would be based on performance in a written test, previous academic record and an interview. Only such applicants, who obtain the minimum required marks in aptitude test, subject specific test and the indicated total percentage of marks, will be considered for final preparation of result as given below: 1. General/SC/ST/OBC:[Research Aptitude and Design Aptitude Test (FM: 30 + 70 = 100) = Weightage:40%; Academic record & Interview (FM: 30 + 70 = 100) = Weightage: 60%; and Total Weightage: = 100%]. 2. A relaxation of 5% in qualifying marks of the entrance test will be applicable for SC/ST/ OBC students.

Syllabus for entrance examination :

Candidates will be asked to answer questions related to research aptitudes and Visual aptitudes. Syllabus of research aptitudes includes: Types of visual research, Basics of Research Methodology, Statistics, and Logical Approaches to Research: Top down and Bottom up, Research Proposal and Research/Study Design etc.

Visual Aptitude Syllabus includes: History of Art and Design, Principles of composition, Visual Design Principles, communication Design Principles, Aesthetic, visual language, visual media related, Creativity and Innovation, Principles of Aesthetics etc. Question papers would be composed of both the MCQ and Descriptive types of Questions.

Seats and Reservations

Total Intake for Ph.D. in Applied Art / Fine Art 06 (Jan-18 Semester)

All the reservation of seats will be maintained as per the current government norms.

How to Apply ?

  • Candidate should submit dully filled the Hard/ Soft copy of Application form in prescribed format along with a tentative research proposal (within 1000 words) stating his/her research of interest.
  • Tentative application fee: INR 1,500.
  • Payment mode: DD/ Net-banking
  • Candidates might visit faculty profiles from http://mituniversity.edu.in/fine art” before doing the Ph.D. application and Ph.D.
  • Area selection or also call the numbers listed to talk to the faculty members.”

Eligibility for the Award of Ph.D. Degree :

  • Qualified in Ph.D. Entrance Examination
  • Completion of Ph.D. Course Work
  • Qualified in Comprehensive Examination
  • Qualified in Assessment of Research Proposal submitted by the candidate
  • Qualified in Annual/Biannual Research Progress Seminar(including Published Research Papers)
  • Qualified in Pre‐Synopsis Seminar
  • Synopsis Submission
  • D. Thesis Submission
  • Qualified in Ph.D. Thesis Evaluation.

Ph.D. Course Work

PHDCW01 RESEARCH METHODOLOGY
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PHDCW 02 Subjects specific : Fundamentals of Visual Communication

1) Art forms Depicting communication

2) Types of Media for Advertising

3) Media Strategies

4) Visualization

4
PHDCW 03 ELECTIVES

1) Way finding & Signage  system

2) Illustration for Animation

3) Visual language

4) Photography

5) Typography

6) Advertising

7) Semiotics

8) Visual scripting

9) Painting

10) Print making

11) Visual Communication

12) Teaching techniques in visual arts(any one out of the above)

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PHDCW 04 Advanced Research Practice

1) Submission of report

2) Project demonstration

3) Project jury

4) Seminar, Presentation on topic of research (2 credit)

5) Communication Skills (1 credit)

6) Research Paper Writing  (1 credit)

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Welcome to the esteemed School of Visual Arts at WUD, a beacon of artistic excellence nationally and internationally. Rooted in tradition yet forward-looking, our school attracts diverse talents from across the globe. We foster a dynamic environment, blending practical and critical aspects of Contemporary Art through faculty-student collaboration and engagement with the professional art world. Our commitment to inclusivity empowers aspiring artists, providing a rich tapestry of cultural experiences. Graduates emerge with careers shaped by cutting-edge artistic practice and research, poised for success in a rapidly evolving world. At the School of Visual Arts, we pride ourselves on being leaders in collaborative, creative, and scholarly art education. We encourage students to invest their energies in creative inquiry and risk-taking, ensuring they are active contributors to the ever- changing landscape of the arts. For students and parents seeking assurance, we champion the arts as essential to contemporary life, upholding artistic tradition while embracing innovative approaches. Our fundamental objectives include promoting visual literacy, understanding the historical significance of the arts, and ensuring their continued relevance in today’s world. Join us on this journey where tradition meets the future, and where young minds are not only nurtured but also assured of a fulfilling and successful career in the world of visual arts.

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For Admission to 4-year Bachelor of Visual Arts (BVA) and 2-year Master of Visual Arts (MVA)

  • • Step 1: Apply by filling online application form
  • • Step 2: Appear in WUD Entrance exam (To be attempted from home)
  • • Step 3: Appear in online Interview/ Portfolio review round (Dates will be announced later)

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Creative Painting

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Digital Drawing & Illustration

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Curatorial Practices in Arts

This first MVA of its kind in the country prepares students to expand the role of curators in connecting...

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Fashion Art

This course focuses on creating fashion illustrators who will be able to meet the requirements of the...

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Art Education

This course is designed for and focused on preparing art educators for the future. The pedagogical approach...

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Contemporary Art Practice

Contemporary Art Practice is changing dramatically. Artists react to observations of the world we live in...

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Photography

1-year diploma.

Photography is about an idea, a message, or an emotion. That idea or message may be something small, a single word...

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The program is aimed at those who have practiced painting as a hobby and are looking at more structured...

SHRIKRISHNA M. KULKARNI

Prof. SM Kulkarni is a graduate of Sir J.J. School of Arts, Bombay, post graduate from College of Fine Arts, Baroda and a second post graduation from National Institute of Design, AHMEDABAD. Prior to joining WUD, he was the Dean of Sushant School of Design at Ansal University. He has also taught at NIFT, IICD, FDDI and Banasthali University, Rajasthan. Besides teaching, Prof. Kulkarni has over 30 years of consulting experience. Some of his prestigious assignments include the Golden Eye Exhibition at Copper Hewits Museum New York, as part of Festival of India; Apana Ustav (New Delhi); Timeless art Exhibition for Times of India Centenary Celebration; Muzaffar Ali for film Zooni etc. The repertoire of clients also includes Ritu Kumar, UNDP, SEWA, Findia Foundation, NCJD & Ministry of Textiles.

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RAJAN SHRIPAD FULARI

  • Professor & Dean

Visual Artist-Educator-Curator Rajan Shripad Fulari, comes from small village called Siolim of beautiful land of Goa. Fulari is an excellent artist who acquired his degree of Fine Arts from the Goa College of Arts and then later acquired his master's from M S University, Vadodara in Gujarat. He also studied Film Appreciation from FTII, Pune. His works have been exhibited in National and International Exhibitions held at Portugal, Italy, France, Germany, Scotland, London, Canada, Abu Dhabi etc. and with many important galleries / museums in India and abroad. Throughout his whole artistic journey, Rajan Shripad Fulari has achieved many awards and he continues to expand his list of achievements. Fulari is been honoured with many prestigious awards and scholarship across India by well know national organization and also from abroad including to name few the Yuva Surjana Puraskar by Govt. of Goa, a National Scholarship & Junior Fellowship from Govt. of India, National Award from Rajasthan, Lalit Kala Akademi, AIFACS Award, New Delhi and artist in residency from Foundacao Oriente (Goa) for Portugal, Charles Wallace / British Council / Scottish Border Council for Scotland and recently McMaster University, Canada. And recently his prints were exhibited in solo show along with legendary none other than REMBRANT in the International Triennial in France. Recently he was appointed for the prestigious post of Secretary at the famous Lalit Kala Akademi in New Delhi. And earlier, he served as the head of the printmaking studio as well as at the Lalit Kala Akademi, regional centres of Delhi and Chennai for 11 long years. Further, he has been currently working as an assistant professor at the prestigious College of Arts and Crafts, Lucknow University for the last six years. Earlier he served as a lecturer at Goa College of Fine Art for six years and Graphic Designer with Goa Doordarshan. Fulari have also curated, coordinated and conducted many exhibitions and other activities in Visual Arts. He also curates few group shows, workshops and camps of well know and young artists from India and abroad. Also, as an active printmaker he is been coordinating number of Print-Portfolios with various groups and galleries across, for the promotion of printmaking in India and Abroad. A keen participator, he has attended several camps & workshops. Fulari art works are in the collections of several private and public collections in India and elsewhere. With vast experience of more than 25 years in the Contemporary Art Scenario, he is a humble and profound artist and teacher.

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DR. PREETI YADAV

  • Associate Professor

Dr .Preeti Yadav teaches undergraduate and Postgraduate students  in School of Communication and Visual Art Department at WUD. She has done Ph. D. in visual communication from Indian Institute of Technology Guwahati (IIT),M.Phil & Masters in visual communication from Dr.B.R.Ambedekar University, and Bachelor’s in Applied Arts from the Rajasthan School Of Art. Her Ph.D. research focuses on young consumer's perception on design characteristics of mascot as a form of communication in advertisement. During her Ph.D. she was visiting researcher at Politecnico di Milano, Italy, School of Design. Attended two courses in University Art of London 1-Communication for PR and Advertising at London College of Communication in UK 2-Typography at Central Saint Martin in the UK. Her other research interests are in the field of Advertising, Brand identity, Typography, Packaging, Design Semantics, Publication Design, Visual Ethnography, Information Graphics, Visual communication, Visual interface design and fine arts. Her publications that have published in international Journals and international conferences. She was awarded "The Best Paper Award" at ICCVAD 2018 International Conference on Communication, Visual Arts & Design, Held on 2018 at London, United Kingdom and most "DISTINGUISED PAPER" Award from International Conference of Research into Design ICORD'17. One of her paper had been short listed for "YOUNG RESEARCH AWARD" at HWWE15. She previously taught at Amity School of Fine Arts, Amity University, Noida. She has 14years’ teaching and research experience in her relevant field.

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ANUPAM SAIKIA

  • Assistant Professor

Anupam Saikia is a Visual Artist working with multidisciplinary approached based and work in Delhi and Assam, currently working as Assistant Professor at World University of Design. Anupam is a Prolific Painter, along with around eight years of experience in Performance Art, he is practicing Performance as mediums exploring new areas, method, exploration with time and context National and International level. His live actions and exhibitions took place in Basel/Switzerland, Malmo, Sweden, Pan Asia/Korea, Istanbul Performance art’s Platform, Bangladesh, and many places/Galleries in India. He has been participating as a performance artist at Kochi Biennale 2016 (Students Biennale and Colleterial Program as well), Morni Hills Performance Art Biennale II 2018, Kolkata International Performance art festival since 2016 and working as Assistance curator at Kolkata International Performance Art Festival 2019. A major exhibition like “Worker and farmer: the panorama of resistance” Second edition of Future Collaboration at Khoj International Artist Association, KHOJ, New Delhi at 2018. Indeed, he successfully finished a Performance project cum residence, Srinagar Biennale Basel- Artist in Residence at Basel, Switzerland in 2018. He is a founder member of Anga Art collective est. in 2010, among the first art collective in Northeast India, who tried to develop an alternative Art Practices in the context of Assam.

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SURESH KUMAR

A Visual Artist working with a multidisciplinary approach, Suresh has worked areas in many Universities in India as an art educator. He graduated from Rajasthan School of Arts, Jaipur and did his masters from M.S. University, Vadodara. Suresh Kumar is a Prolific Painter, having 20 years of experience in multidisciplinary Art. He has won the National Scholarship (HRD); Mohammedi Nasreen Merit Scholarship from M.S. University; State award & State Student Award, L.K.A Rajasthan; Best Student & Merit Award from Raj. School of Arts, Jaipur; Young Artist Award, Jawahar Kala Kendra; and has participated in many art camps & art residency, galleries and organisation.

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RUCHIN SONI

An art educator with a fine arts bachelor’s in Painting and master’s in Mural Design from Maharaja Sayji Rao University in Baroda, Gujarat. In his 18 years of professional journey Ruchin has been honored with awards, grants, and fellowships, and has a notable international exhibition history, including shows in Mexico and India. Ruchin has been engaged in street art projects and multiple artist residency programs.

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SUMIT SARKAR

With a B.V.A in painting from Indian college of art and draftsman, Kolkata and a M.V.A in Painting, from Visva - Bharati University in Santiniketan; Sumit is an Visual Artist with multidisciplinary approach. Sumit has participated in various National and International Art Projects, exhibiting in Glasgow/ Scotland, Busan/South Korea, Italy, Thailand, Dubai, Beijing, Dhaka etc. He represented Indian culture and contemporary Indian art at Beijing, Bangladesh and South Korea Art Biennale. He has been awarded Kala Sakshi Memorial Trust Award, Delhi; the Bombay art Society Late. Sanjay Haridas Jagdale Award; Camel Art Foundation, Kolkata, and Ministry of Culture [NHRD] Young Artist scholarship.

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MEGHA KATYAL

Megha is a B.F.A from Govt. College of Fine Arts, Chandigarh and M.F.A from College of Art, New Delhi. Immediately afterwards she received the Lalit Kala Akademi Acholarship and then the Inlaks Fine art award by Inlaks Shivdasani foundation, Mumbai. She also received a 6-month French Embassy Fellowship at Ecole Nationale Superieure des beaux-arts, Paris; the Nanji residency of Seoul Museum of arts, South Korea; Megha was an artist-in-residence at an Affective Science lab in Switzerland conducting research on human emotions. Megha has received various state level, national and international awards and residencies. She has three years of teaching experience at Pandit Lakhmi Chand State University of Performing Arts and Visual Arts.

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A Visual artist and Designer, with a B.V.A in Applied Arts and M.V.A in Printmaking from the Faculty of Fine Arts, MS University of Baroda. Yash specializes in alternative photographic printing processes of the 19th Century. He was invited to take an interactive session on “Alternative Printmaking” at the Faculty. He has conducted workshops on the Cyanotype process at several institutions in India, like Chhaap Printmaking Studio, Vadodara, and Lovely Professional University, Punjab(2019). He has been a recipient of the ‘JERAM PATEL’ Award for Printmaking, by the Faculty of Fine Arts; and for Photography at the 52nd Annual Exhibition of Birla Academy of Art & Culture, Kolkata. He has participated in several national art camps and seminars in Bihar, Jaipur, and Kerala. He was visual art faculty at Meraki Portfolio Consultancy, Vadodara, Gujarat from 2019-21, Yash has designed the Artist Book of Padma Shri. Jyoti Bhatt with Gallery Latitude28 and another book “Goth: Adivasi stories from Gujarat” by Kanji Patel for Bhasha Research and Publication Centre. He has participated in several group shows at different places in India like INDIA ART FAIR in Delhi(2020), Tapi Festival in Surat(2020), Swasti Art Gallery in Bangalore(2020), Birla Academy of Art and Culture in Kolkata(2019), Academy of Fine Arts in Kolkata(2019).

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POOJA PANCHAL

Visual Artist and academician, alumni of Faculty of Arts and Humanities, CEPT University, Ahmedabad and Faculty of Fine Arts, MS University, Vadodara, Ms Pooja Panchal has been tenure with Surat School of Fine Arts, Veer Narmad South Gujarat University, Surat and Noida International University, Noida, where she was heading the School of Fine Arts. She possesses vast experience in the field of Visual Arts in the context of representing as a Studio Artist, participation in Residencies. Camps, Art Workshops, seminars, conferences. Collections of her artworks are placed at many cities such as Mumbai, Delhi, Lucknow, Ahmedabad, Vadodara, and Kochi.

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AKANSHA WADHWANI

A Gordon Square International Award winner for MA in Art Management and Art Policy at Birkbeck University of London , Akansha also have MFA if Art History and Art Appreciation from Jamia Milia Islamia, Central University New Delhi , and a BFA in Applied Arts from Amity University Noida. Akansha is an Art Academician and an Arts Manager and has an experience in working with Art Institutions of highest respect in capital city like in past she has worked with Lalit Kala Akademi Ministry of Culture New Delhi as Program Assistant , Niv Art Centre as their Main Curator and Gallery Manger and as a Centre of Arts Manager with Artest and Art Abode Gurgaon, Also she has been a guest faculty in different art institutions from time to time. She is also a Fund Raiser and has managed to achieve serval funds national and international for different art organisations and institutions. Very recently she has presented her first international paper at 1st International Craft Festival Kokand Uzbekistan in collaboration with World Craft Council fully funded trip by Uzbekistan Government.

Board Members

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Veer Munshi

Professional artist.

Veer Munshi born in Srinagar Kashmir studied fine arts from M.S.University Baroda who now lives in Delhi/Gurgaon for last 26 years...

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Achia Anzi, was born in Israel in 1979. Anzi did his MFA & BFA in Sculpture from the University of Rajasthan, in 2004- 2010, Diploma and BA...

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Siddhartha Tagore

Director art konsult and publisher of art & deal.

Siddhartha Tagore established ‘Art Konsult’ about two decades ago with a vision to promote Indian Contemporary Art...

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Qazi M Raghib

Art director / art critic.

Presently with National Herald, Qazi Raghib is a Creative Director and Art Critic. Associated with India Today Group, Inflight Magazine...

WUD Critics Awards

WUD has also introduced the Critics’ Choice Award (Jury Selection) for the young and upcoming artists in the respective genres. The recipient of the awards is mentioned below:

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This Delhi-based artist has done Masters in Economics, History &Painting and PhD in History of Arts. She in the painting field since 2007...

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Amit Shrivatsava

AAn IIT Delhi Alumnus, pursued his passion towards arts, he loves to paint and draw portraits early from an age of 9 He graduated from...

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Neerja Chandna Peters

Delhi based self-taught artist, writer and a physician by profession, she discovered her passion for art almost a decade ago...

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Ranjit Sankar

Delhi-based artist, Ranjit did his diploma in art from Sarbabharatiya Sangeet O Sanskriti Parishad Calcutta and has ...

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Pooja Aggarwal

Artist based in Gurugram, Haryana, India. Passionate about creating unique and exclusive pieces of art. She took ...

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Bharti Prajapati

She has studied Textile Designing from Sophia Polytechnic, Mumbai and then from the National Institute of Design ...

Awards Recevied by Students

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Sahil Mathur

Participated in Online Print Making Exhibition organised by Printmakers.016, Kolkata, India. ...

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Participated in International Virtual Engravist Printmaking Biennale, Istanbul 2020, held from...

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Tanushka Singha

Participated in International Virtual Engravist Printmaking Biennale, Istanbul 2020, held from..

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Navya Sachdeva

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Rajiv Gupta

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PhD Fine Arts Eligibility, Colleges, Admission, Entrance Exams, Syllabus, Jobs, Salary 2024

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Waqar Niyazi

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PhD Fine Arts is a research based doctoral course which focuses on the various aspects of Fine Arts including Painting, Drawing, Handicrafts, Sculptures etc. The minimum duration of this course is 3 years, but it can be extended upto a duration of 5 years.  Know More About  Art Courses

The course will include a coursework followed by a research program. Some of the popular subjects in PhD Fine Arts course include Art History, Art Criticism, Fine Arts Techniques etc. The candidate will have to perform research on any one of the topics and submit the thesis at the end of the course. 

The candidates must complete Master’s in Fine Arts or related discipline to be eligible for PhD Fine Arts course. The candidates must score minimum 55% or above in the masters level to be eligible for admission.

Check: All Fine Arts Courses Full Forms

The admission to PhD Fine Arts course is generally given on the basis of Entrance Exams followed by Personal Interview. The candidates will have to explain their research idea during the personal interview. Some colleges may also take a small Fine Arts test to check the skills of the candidates. 

The average annual fees for PhD Fine Arts course ranges between INR 25,000 and 75,000. However, the fees may vary depending on the institute providing the course. 

The PhD Fine Arts candidates generally get jobs as  Teachers and Professors, Art Designers, Painters, Interior Decorators etc. They can also start their own art gallery and become self employed. 

The Average Annual Salary for PhD Fine Arts candidates generally ranges between INR 4,00,000 and 6,00,000, but the salary is expected to increase depending on the skills and expertise of the candidates. 

If students wish to do further research, they can become independent researchers and publish their research papers. They can also earn a DSc (Doctor of Science) degree in the related domain in future.

Table of Content

PhD Fine Arts: Course Highlights

Phd fine arts: what is it all about, why study phd fine arts.

  • PhD Fine Arts Admission Process

4.1  Eligibility Criteria

4.2  Entrance Exams

  • Course Comparison
  • PhD Fine Arts Top Colleges

6.1  College Comparison

PhD Fine Arts Syllabus

  • PhD Fine Arts Job Profiles

PhD Fine Arts Future Scope

Phd fine arts faqs.

The major highlights of the PhD Fine Arts Course are tabulated in the table below:

Course Level Doctoral
Doctor of Philosophy in Fine Arts
3-5 years
Semester- Wise 
Master’s degree in Fine Arts with minimum 55% aggregate score
Entrance-Based 
INR 25,000 to 75,000
INR 4,00,000 to 6,00,000 
Film Industry, Theatres, Television Industry, Fashion Industry, among others.
Teachers and Professors, Art Designers, Painters, Interior Decorators etc. 

The PhD Fine Arts Course is one of the highest degrees in the field of Fine Arts. The below given points explain what it is all about. 

  • The PhD Fine Arts course involves advanced level coursework and research on any one of the major Fine Arts subjects. 
  • It includes all the major disciplines of Fine Arts like Painting, Drawing, Designing, Handicrafts, Sculpture, Calligraphy, Mosaic etc. 
  • The subjects taught during the coursework of PhD Fine Arts generally include Art History, Art Criticism, Proper Art Techniques, Different Forms of Arts, Research Techniques etc. 
  • After the completion of coursework, the candidates will have to perform a detailed research on their research proposal. 
  • After the completion of the research, the candidates will need to submit their research thesis for evaluation. 
  • The candidates will also have to go through viva voce on the basis of their research. 
  • The course will prepare the candidates to take on advanced level research based Art Projects in future.

PhD Fine Arts course has numerous advantages, some of them are discussed below. 

  • The demand for Fine Arts usually remains high, especially in sectors like designing, film and advertising industry. So, these candidates will easily get hired after completing PhD Fine Arts course. 
  • The candidates who complete this course will learn to do advanced level art works, after which the candidates may open their own art gallery as well. 
  • The candidates may also get recruited in various handlooms, cottage handicrafts industries and fashion companies with High Salary. 
  • The average annual starting salary offered to PhD Fine Arts candidates ranges between INR 4,00,000 to INR 6,00,000. 
  • The candidates after completing their PhD can also work as Professors and lecturers in various colleges and universities. 
  • They can also start their own art schools and institutions. 
  • The candidates with high skillets may also get opportunities to do artworks abroad. 

Why PhD Fine Arts?

What is the Admission Process for a PhD Fine Arts Course?

Most of the colleges offer admission to PhD Fine Arts course on the basis of Entrance Exams. After the entrance exam, the candidates are generally called for a personal interview where they are asked about their research ideas and art skills. The general admission process followed by most of the colleges is discussed below.

  • Step 1: Application Process: The candidates will need to apply separately for both the colleges and entrance exams. The colleges generally release the forms online on their website. The application form for entrance exams are available in the websites of the conducting bodies. 
  • Step 2: Entrance Exams: Most of the PhD Fine Arts Exams are conducted online but some entrance exams may be conducted offline if they include sections where the candidates will actually need to draw something. The exams are usually conducted in May. 
  • Step 3: Results, Cutoffs and Merit Lists: The entrance exam results will be released by the conducting body. Based on the results, the universities will release cutoff marks and merit lists. 
  • Step 4: Personal Interview: The shortlisted candidates will be called for Personal Interview, during which, the candidates will have to explain their research idea to the interview panel. 
  • Step 5: Document Verification: After a personal interview, if the interview panel is impressed, then the candidates will have to submit their documents for document verification. 
  • Step 6: Enrolment: After the document verification, if the candidate is found eligible, he/she will be given admission to the course. 

Some of the important documents that need to be presented during document verification are listed below:

  • Bachelor level and Master's level transcripts. 
  • Birth Certificate
  • Migration Certificate 
  • Passport Size Photographs
  • Research Proposal 

PhD Fine Arts

What is the Eligibility Criteria for Admission to PhD Fine Arts Course?

The candidates who wish to get admission to PhD Fine Arts course will have to qualify certain eligibility criteria, some of which are listed below. 

  • The candidates will have to complete their MFA or Master degree in Fine Arts or other related disciplines from a recognized university. 
  • The candidates will have to attain minimum 55% marks to be eligible for admission. 
  • The candidates should have a valid research proposal. 
  • The candidates should have good fine arts skills which may be tested during the interview. 

Which are the Top Entrance Exams for PhD Fine Arts Course?

While the majority of colleges accept national level exams like UGC-NET etc, some colleges like VELS University, Aligarh Muslim University etc. conduct their own entrance exams. Some of the important entrance exams for PhD Fine Arts course are discussed below. 

  • UGC-NET: National Eligibility Test is a national level entrance exam conducted by the National Testing Agency to select candidates for PhD courses, JRF and faculty positions in colleges and universities. It is generally conducted twice a year, once in December and the other in May-June. 
  • CSIR-UGC-NET: This is also a national level entrance exam conducted by NTA. The main purpose of this exam is to shortlist candidates for Junior Research Fellowships and lectureship in reputed science and technology colleges in India including the IITs. This exam is conducted twice a year. 
  • AMU Entrance Exam: AMUEE is conducted by Aligarh Muslim University for admission to various courses offered by the University and its colleges. 

Some important dates related to these entrance exams are tabulated below. 

Exam Name  Exam Date
UGC-NET (June Session)  June 10-21, 2024 (Expected)
CSIR-UGC-NET To be announced
AMUEE To be announced

How to Prepare for PhD Fine Arts Entrance Exams?

To prepare well for PhD Fine Arts Entrance Exams, the candidates need to clearly know the syllabus and topics that need to be covered. The exam pattern and important topics are discussed below. 

Exam Pattern - The Question paper of common PhD Entrance Exams like UGC-NET is divided into two sections, one general section which is common for all, and one subject specific sections which have questions related to the specialisation subject. 

The question pattern for UGC-NET is discussed in the table below. 

Parameters  Paper I Paper II
General (Common for All)  Subject Specific 
MCQ MCQ
50 100

Important Subjects - The subject specific section generally includes questions from the topics covered in masters level. Some important topics are tabulated below. 

Art History, Art Criticism and Art Theory  Philosophy of Art
Prehistoric to Modern Art Indian Folk Art
Contemporary Art  Various techniques of Fine Arts
Postmodern Art Principles of Art

Important Points to keep in Mind

Some of the important tips that will help you prepare effectively for the exam are discussed below. 

  • Try to complete the entire syllabus of the entrance exam at least 1 month before the exam date. This will help you get ample time for revision. 
  • Be thorough with the syllabus and important topics to cover so that no topic is left out. 
  • Practice as many sample papers as you can. Try to solve them within a stipulated time period in the exam environment. 
  • After solving the sample papers, check your scores and note them down. This will help you in tracking your daily progress and recognising the areas for improvement. 
  • For performing better in the general knowledge section, read newspapers daily. 

How to get admission in a top PhD Fine Arts Colleges?

Students need to keep in mind the following points to get admission in a good PhD Fine Arts college. 

  • The candidates will need to score good marks in the entrance examination, so that they can clear the cutoffs for top colleges. 
  • If the entrance exam has negative marking, avoid giving rash answers. This will help you avoid unnecessary loss of marks. 
  • The candidates will have to work on their Fine Arts skills properly as it may be tested during the interview. 
  • The candidates will also have to prepare their research proposal carefully so that they can impress the panel. 
  • Fill the application form carefully, so that it does not have any errors. Errors in application may lead to cancellation of the candidature. 

PhD Fine Arts vs PhD Visual Arts

PhD Fine Arts and PhD Visual Arts are very similar courses which deal with similar topics like Art History, Art Criticism, etc but they have many major differences as well. The two courses have been compared below. 

Parameters  PhD Fine Arts  PhD Visual Arts 
Doctor of Philosophy in Fine Arts Doctor of Philosophy in Visual Arts
PhD Fine Arts mainly covers the topics related to painting, sculpture, drawing, mosaic, and other art and craft. It generally does not include topics related to animation, dance and theatre.  PhD Visual Arts courses generally include Painting, Designing, Mosaic, Calligraphy along with Animation, Graphics, Embroidery, etc. 
Entrance Based  Entrance Based 
Masters with minimum 55% aggregate  Masters with minimum 55% aggregate
Savitribai Phule Pune University, Aligarh Muslim University, Jamia Millia Islamia, Amity University, University of Lucknow, etc.  Jawaharlal Nehru University, Assam University, Banasthali Vidyapith, Maharshi Dayanand University, etc. 
INR 25,000 to 75,000  INR 30,000 to 1,00,000
Film Industry, Theatres, Television Industry, Fashion Industry, among others. Film Industry, Animation Studios, Graphic Studios, Fashion Industry, etc. 
INR 4,00,000 to 6,00,000  INR 5,00,000 to 8,00,000 

PhD Fine Arts

Which are the Top colleges for studying PhD Fine Arts?

Many top colleges in India offer PhD Fine Arts course. Recently, some reputed IITs like IIT Kanpur, IIT Roorkee, etc have also started offering Fine Arts courses. Some of the top colleges providing PhD Fine Arts are listed in the table below. 

Name of the College/ University Average Annual Fees  Average Annual Salary
INR 8,000 INR 6,50,000
INR 9,285 INR 5,20,000
INR 1,20,000 INR 3,00,000
INR 28,500 INR 3,87,000
INR 10,000 INR 4,50,000
INR 15,000 INR 3,28,000
INR 1,41,000 INR 4,00,000
INR 66,500 INR 5,30,000
INR 1,02,000 INR 3,45,000

Comparison of Average Annual Salary of Top PhD Fine Arts Colleges

PhD Fine Arts College Comparison

The top three universities offering PhD Fine Arts have been compared on the basis of parameters like Admission Process, Average Annual Fees, Average Annual Salary etc. 

Parameters  Savitribai Phule Pune University  Aligarh Muslim University  Amity University 
Pune Aligarh  Greater Noida 
Savitribai Phule Pune University is one of the most reputed public universities in India. It has been consistently ranked by NIRF as one of the top Universities in the country. It has more than 500 affiliated colleges and more than 40 academic divisions. It provides UG, PG and Doctorate level courses in both Regular and distance modes.  Aligarh Muslim University is one of the best and oldest minority universities in India. It is known to offer a plethora of high quality courses across all the major disciplines including Medical, Engineering, AYUSH, Nursing, Management, Science, Arts, Fine Arts, among others.  Amity University is a private deemed university with campuses in many cities including Noida, Mumbai, Kolkata, Jaipur, among others. It also has a specialised fine arts institute called Amity School of Fine Arts under its shed. It provides UG, PG and PhD courses in many disciplines. 
9 17 37
Entrance-Based  Entrance-Based  Entrance-Based 
Minimum 55% aggregate in master’s degree Minimum 55% aggregate in master’s degree Minimum 55% aggregate in master’s degree. 
INR 8,000 INR 9,285 INR 1,20,000
INR 6,50,000 INR 5,20,000  INR 3,00,000 
Reliance Jio Infocomm, Altos, Volkswagen etc.  Honda, JP Cement, Hyundai etc.  Accenture, Capgemini, L&T Infotech etc. 

SPPU vs AMU vs Amity University

PhD Fine Arts course involves coursework followed by a research program. The coursework involves study of different topics and subjects required to prepare the candidates for the research. Some of the subjects taught during the coursework are listed below. 

Semester I Semester II 
History of Western Art History of Indian Sculptures
History of Indian Art Aesthetics 
Modern Art History of Western Sculpture
Contemporary Art History of Indian Handicrafts 
Research Methods Indian Tribal Art 
Art Criticism Indian Folk Art
Style of writing a Thesis  Art Management and Marketing 
Fine Arts Techniques Stylistic Development in Western Paintings and Sculpture 
Pre-Modern Art Principles of Art Theory 

PhD Fine Arts Job Profiles and Salary Trends

PhD Fine Arts candidates can find job opportunities in a wide variety of fields. They can be Educators, Artists or self employed individuals. 

  • After completing PhD Fine Arts course, candidates can work as Teachers and Professors, Art Designers, Painters, Interior Decorators etc. 
  • The major industries which generally employ PhD Fine Arts candidates include Film Industry, Theatres, Television Industry, Fashion Industry among others. 
  • The candidates can also write their own art blogs and start their own art studio. 

Some of the major job profiles along with salary trends for PhD Fine Arts candidates are discussed below. 

Job Profile  Job Description  Average Annual Salary 
3D Artists are experts in doing three dimensional paintings which are expected to be as real as possible. These artists can make pictures which look like a replica of the real world.  INR 3,48,000
Art directors look after the overall art and craft related work of an organisation, movie company, or production house.  INR 6,71,000
The creative directors innovate and produce new creative things and for an organisation. They also work on improving the level of already existing art and crafts.  INR 10,00,000
Graphic designers design the graphics for a website, webpage, application software, or an animation studio.  INR 3,03,000
The interior designers design and decorate the entire interior look and setting of a building. They work on every aspect of the rooms including colour, furniture and styling.  INR 3,16,000
Concept artist is a concept driven art professional who works for different types of organisations and produces concept driven art works for them depending on their demand.  INR 4,20,000
Painters are professionals who do paintings either for an organisation or for their own art gallery. They can also paint for newspapers and magazines.  INR 3,30,000
Sculptors are professionals who make different statues and monuments either for any organisation, authority, company or for their own art gallery.  INR 3,50,000 

Salary Trend

After completing PhD Fine Arts, a candidate can work as a fine arts professional or go for further research. 

  • The candidates can work as Professors and lecturers of Fine Arts in colleges and universities after completing PhD Fine Arts course. 
  • The candidates can also start their own Art Gallery and Studio and become self employed. 
  • The candidates can continue with their research work and publish their research papers in various Art journals. 
  • Students can also opt for a DSc (Doctor of Science) degree in any related field. 
  • They can also do various certification courses on advanced art topics from reputed foreign universities. 

Some of the most frequently asked questions related to PhD Fine Arts course are discussed below. 

Ques. What is the scope of Fine Arts in India?

Ques. Can the duration of PhD Fine Arts Course be extended from 3 years? 

Ques. Is it possible to build a career in UI designing and graphic designing after PhD Fine Arts? 

Ques. What is the average salary for a fine arts graduate in India? 

Ques. Is PhD Visual Arts better than PhD Fine Arts? 

Ques. What is the average fees for completing PhD Fine Arts in India? 

Ques. Which are the major recruiting industries for PhD Fine Arts candidates? 

Ques. Does AMU conduct a separate entrance exam for admission to PhD Fine Arts? 

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Amity University

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