The graduate degree in plastic arts has the ability to slot into the spaces of visual culture in society, has a wide work field because their skills allow you to easily integrate into the private sector and government, can cover areas from teaching, art criticism, creative areas of industry and work as an independent professional creative. 

Make art projects of authorship with own language, as well as proposed solutions to various problems that require formal artistic- visual discipline.
Knowledge of graduated go from the techniques of painting, drawing, engraving, silkscreen printing and photographs, to the present techniques of the visual arts as they are the electronic arts, art-video, installation, images digital manipulation, etc.

Similarly you can create your own art firm and becoming an entrepreneur.

First Semester
Drawing I
Techniques and Materials
Introduction to three-dimension
Creativity Workshop
Color Theory
Art History I
Investigative Techniques

Second Semester
Drawing II
Painting I
Modeling I
Photography I
Art History II

Third Semester
Drawing III
Painting II
Modeling II
Serigraph
Photography II
Art History III

Fourth Semester
Drawing IV
Painting III
Sculpture I
Photography III
Vector Art
Art History IV

Fifth Semester
Drawing V
Painting IV
Sculpture II
Engraving I
Digital Art
Photography History
Management and Marketing

Sixth Semester
Drawing IV
Painting V
Sculpture III
Ceramics
Engraving II
NLE
Thesis I

Seventh Semester
Elective
Elective
Audiovisual Narrative
Aesthetics, Ethics, and Integration
Thesis II

Eighth Semester
Elective
Elective
Art Criticism and Philosophy
Thesis III

Electives
Drawing VII and VIII
Painting VI and VII
Sculpture IV and V
Contemporary Art I and II