ADVISORY: All of Halifax Peninsula, including NSCAD’s three campuses, are currently under a boil water advisory until further notice. All water must be boiled for at least one minute if it will be used for drinking or any other activity requiring human consumption.
Film students leave NSCAD with the ability to work in multiple areas of filmmaking, often securing employment in their specific field. They are also prepared for making independent films that can often be seen in festivals across Canada and around the world.
The seven retirees in the current Anna Leonowens Gallery exhibition represent over 200 years of accumulated teaching, research, creative production and service to NSCAD.
NSCAD is pleased to announce that the winter 2022 semester timetable is now available for viewing online, and registration will begin on Monday, November 1 at 10 a.m. (AST).
NSCAD’s response underscored the facts related to managing the risk of spreading COVID through our community within the context of current public health conditions. All of the safety measures in place work together so that everyone is able to return to in-person learning and practice.
Preliminary enrollment data for fall 2021 reflects year-over-year growth in NSCAD’s full-time registrations, particularly for first-year, full-time students as the university received more applications than ever.
We are thrilled to share that NSCAD graduate Anna Kuelken (BFA 2021) and student Max TS. Yang are recipients of the BMO 1st Art! Award!
NSCAD University is very pleased to welcome Charisma Grace Walker to the position of Director, Opportunity and Belonging, effective September 13, 2021.
The Institute today announced its first artists-in-residence and graduate student fellows for the fall 2021-winter 2022 semesters who will activate the one-of-a-kind research centre.
NSCAD University will require either proof of full vaccination before returning to campus, or proof of regular testing (twice weekly).
It is expected of you, as a member of the NSCAD community, to be fully vaccinated with two doses by the time you return to campus.
Film students leave NSCAD with the ability to work in multiple areas of filmmaking, often securing employment in their specific field. They are also prepared for making independent films that can often be seen in festivals across Canada and around the world.
The seven retirees in the current Anna Leonowens Gallery exhibition represent over 200 years of accumulated teaching, research, creative production and service to NSCAD.
NSCAD is pleased to announce that the winter 2022 semester timetable is now available for viewing online, and registration will begin on Monday, November 1 at 10 a.m. (AST).
NSCAD’s response underscored the facts related to managing the risk of spreading COVID through our community within the context of current public health conditions. All of the safety measures in place work together so that everyone is able to return to in-person learning and practice.
Preliminary enrollment data for fall 2021 reflects year-over-year growth in NSCAD’s full-time registrations, particularly for first-year, full-time students as the university received more applications than ever.
We are thrilled to share that NSCAD graduate Anna Kuelken (BFA 2021) and student Max TS. Yang are recipients of the BMO 1st Art! Award!
NSCAD University is very pleased to welcome Charisma Grace Walker to the position of Director, Opportunity and Belonging, effective September 13, 2021.
The Institute today announced its first artists-in-residence and graduate student fellows for the fall 2021-winter 2022 semesters who will activate the one-of-a-kind research centre.
NSCAD University will require either proof of full vaccination before returning to campus, or proof of regular testing (twice weekly).
It is expected of you, as a member of the NSCAD community, to be fully vaccinated with two doses by the time you return to campus.
