Section 81.10 Programs and Admission Requirements

General admission requirements are listed in Admission Regulations. Specific requirements for admission to the various programs leading to the BFA degree are set out in the first column of the following listings. They refer to the table of Cegep profiles and other specific requirements defined below.

Profile Requirements

Profile	Requirements
0.00	Diploma of Collegial Studies (DEC — Diplôme d’études collégiales)
10.12	Mathematics 103, 105, 203
A	Interview/Audition
G	Letter of intent
K	Submission of a portfolio of representative work

Programs offered

For information concerning any of the following programs, please consult the calendar section listed opposite each program.

Recommended Profile and Specific Requirements	Program	Calendar Section
	Specializations:
0.00, A,G	Acting for the Theatre	Section 81.120 Department of Theatre
0.00, G,K	Art Education – Visual Arts	Section 81.40 Department of Art Education
0.00, G,K	Film Production	Section 81.60 Mel Hoppenheim School of Cinema
0.00	Film Studies	Section 81.60 Mel Hoppenheim School of Cinema
0.00, A	Jazz Studies	Section 81.100 Department of Music
0.00, A	Music Performance	Section 81.100 Department of Music
0.00, A	Music Composition	Section 81.100 Department of Music
0.00, A,G	Performance Creation	Section 81.120 Department of Theatre
0.00, A,G,K	Scenography	Section 81.120 Department of Theatre
	Majors:
0.00, G,K	Art Education – Visual Arts	Section 81.40 Department of Art Education
0.00	Art History	Section 81.50 Department of Art History
0.00	Art History and Film Studies	Section 81.50 Department of Art History, Section 81.60 Mel Hoppenheim School of Cinema
0.00, G,K	Art History and Studio Art	Section 81.50 Department of Art History
0.00, G,K	Ceramics	Section 81.110 Department of Studio Arts
0.00, 10.12, G,K	Computation Arts	Section 81.90 Department of Design and Computation Arts
0.00, A	Contemporary Dance	Section 81.70 Department of Contemporary Dance
0.00, G,K	Design	Section 81.90 Department of Design and Computation Arts
0.00, G,K	Electroacoustic Studies	Section 81.100 Department of Music
0.00, G,K	Fibres and Material Practices	Section 81.110 Department of Studio Arts
0.00, G,K	Film Animation	Section 81.60 Mel Hoppenheim School of Cinema
0.00, G,K	Film Production	Section 81.60 Mel Hoppenheim School of Cinema
0.00	Film Studies	Section 81.60 Mel Hoppenheim School of Cinema
0.00, G	Interdisciplinary Studies in Sexuality	Section 31.560 Simone de Beauvoir Institute and Women’s Studies
0.00, G,K	Intermedia (Video, Performance and Electronic Arts)	Section 81.110 Department of Studio Arts
0.00, A	Music	Section 81.100 Department of Music
0.00, G,K	Painting and Drawing	Section 81.110 Department of Studio Arts
0.00, G,K	Photography	Section 81.110 Department of Studio Arts
0.00, G,K	Print Media	Section 81.110 Department of Studio Arts
0.00, G,K	Sculpture	Section 81.110 Department of Studio Arts
0.00, G,K	Studio Art	Section 81.110 Department of Studio Arts
	Minors:
0.00, G,K	Art Education – Visual Arts	Section 81.40 Department of Art Education
0.00	Art History	Section 81.50 Department of Art History
0.00, G	Cinema	Section 81.60 Mel Hoppenheim School of Cinema
0.00, G,K	Computation Arts	Section 81.90 Department of Design and Computation Arts
0.00, G,K	Electroacoustic Studies	Section 81.100 Department of Music
0.00, G,K	Film Animation	Section 81.60 Mel Hoppenheim School of Cinema
0.00	Film Studies	Section 81.60 Mel Hoppenheim School of Cinema
0.00, G,K	Game Design	Section 81.90 Department of Design and Computation Arts
0.00	Interdisciplinary Studies in Sexuality	Section 31.560 Simone de Beauvoir Institute and Women’s Studies
0.00, Theory Test	Music	Section 81.100 Department of Music
0.00, G,K	Photography	Section 81.100 Department of Music
0.00, G,K	Print Media	Section 81.100 Department of Music
0.00	Theatre	Section 81.120 Department of Theatre
	Microprograms:
0.00, G	Screenwriting and Film Producing	Section 81.60 Mel Hoppenheim School of Cinema
0.00, G	Web Design and User Interface	Section 81.90 Department of Design and Computation Arts

Transfer Students

Applicants who have completed courses in other colleges or universities may be granted transfer credits towards their program at Concordia University. These transfer credits will normally be awarded as general credits and as such may not be equivalent to specific first‑year courses at Concordia.
Applicants to a second undergraduate degree must complete a minimum of 60 credits, other than those credited towards the first degree, at least 36 of which must be taken in the new field of specialization (Section 16.2.2 Residence Requirements under Section 16.2 Curriculum Regulations). Students transferring credits towards a first degree must complete a minimum of 45 credits at Concordia (see Section 16.2.2 Residence Requirements under Section 16.2 Curriculum Regulations).
Students must complete all program and degree requirements, as well as the Faculty of Fine Arts residence requirements (see
Section 81.20.2 Residence Requirements).

Mature Entry

General admission requirements to the 108‑credit program (Mature Entry) are listed in Section 14 Mature Entry. Students admitted into the Faculty of Fine Arts through the Mature Entry plan are required to complete 18 credits in addition to the 90 credits normally required for the BFA degree.

Extended Credit Program

Definition of the Extended Credit Program (ECP) is listed in Section 13.2 Definitions. Students admitted to an Extended Credit Program in Fine Arts are required to complete an additional 30 credits for the degree. Transfer credits awarded for Ontario Academic Courses (OACs) must be applied towards the ECP portion of a student’s degree program.