History
The Academy of Fine Arts has always had, since the beginning in 1836, a policy of awarding grants so that its best students could proceed with their studies abroad.
Education
The applicants to the Faculty of Fine Arts may choose among the degrees in Painting, Sculpture and Communication Design. All of them take five years. All these degrees have a strong emphasis on basic knowledge in Drawing and History of Art, in accordance with the educational patterns in Fine Arts.
At the level of post-graduate studies the FBAUP offers a Master Degree in Art and Multimedia and another one in Art and Communication Theories, with specialization in Theory of Painting, Theory of Sculpture and Theory of Design. Several elements of the teaching staff are responsible for orienting or co-orienting PhDs in the fields of Painting, Sculpture, Drawing, Communication Design and Art Sciences and Geometry.
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- 547 Scholarships
- 71 Academic Staff
- 810 Students
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The Faculty of Fine Arts is located on the eastern area of Porto, just a few minutes walk from the city centre, in an old palace of the 19th century. In the 50s several buildings with architectural relevance were constructed on its garden, which were specifically planned to teach the common Fine Arts course units.
The students (about 810) have the opportunity to organize exhibitions, by the end of their degrees, in the Museum exhibition room so that they can show their work.
The Faculty also organises, usually outdoors, an annual exhibition of last year students. The best work selected by a jury is then bought by the Faculty so as to be integrated in the collection of the Museum.