School Overview

Vision & Mission

• Vision: To be a leading centre of excellence in arts and humanities education, producing graduates who shape cultural identity, preserve heritage, and inspire innovation.

• Mission: To provide transformative education that blends creativity, scholarship, and practical experience, equipping students with skills for artistic expression, cultural preservation, and human development.

Academic Programmes

• Undergraduate Degrees in:

– Theatre & Cultural Studies

– Film Production

– English & Literary Studies

– African & European Languages

– Linguistics

– Creative Economy

• Postgraduate Degrees:

• Professional Short Courses:

– Creative Writing Workshops

– Public Speaking & Rhetoric

– Art & Design Fundamentals

– Music and Theatre Production

Facilities

• Performing Arts Theatre – for drama, dance, and musical productions.

• Art & Design Studios – spaces equipped for painting, sculpture, and design work.

• Language & Literature Resource Centre – for research in linguistics, literary studies, and translation.

• Cultural Heritage Exhibition Space – showcasing student and faculty work inspired by African and global traditions.

 

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Faculty & Research

Our faculty members are scholars, writers, artists, and performers with strong academic and professional backgrounds. Research areas include African literature, history and cultural identity, philosophy, performing arts, and visual communication. The school fosters an environment where students and faculty collaborate on creative projects and scholarly pursuits.

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Career Opportunities

Graduates of the School of Creative Arts & Humanities pursue careers in:

• Writing, Editing, and Publishing

• Teaching and Academia

• Performing and Fine Arts

• Cultural Heritage and Museum Management

• Media, Communication, and Public Relations

• Policy, Diplomacy, and Non-Governmental Organizations

 

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Why Choose the School of Creative Arts & Humanities at TIUC?

• A vibrant academic environment that celebrates creativity and critical thinking

• Opportunities for practical training in arts and performance

• Exposure to both African cultural heritage and global perspectives

• Supportive faculty with international experience and industry networks

• A curriculum designed to prepare students for impactful careers in society