Genesis
The Department of Fine Arts was established in 2016, having evolved from the Centre for Fine Arts initiated in 2011. In a remarkably short period since its inception, it has diligently pursued the five-fold objectives of Higher Education known as "PEARL" (Pedagogy, Extension, Application, Research, and Learning).
Offering a diverse range of programs including Undergraduate, Postgraduate,Doctoral Research, and Diploma programs, the Department caters to students from Tamil Nadu, various states of India, and foreign countries such as Singapore, Sri Lanka, and Malaysia. Moreover, it has introduced innovative avenues for honing Digital Painting skills through a well-equipped studio. Notably, the Department has successfully attracted students from Botswana and other foreign countries, a testament to its global appeal.
Staffed by highly qualified, competent, and extensively trained faculty members who excel in their respective fields, the Department employs modern pedagogical techniques to enhance students' skills. It boasts a well-equipped library and a state-of-the art computerized studio. Workshops, seminars, art exhibitions, cultural tours, museum visits, and training programs are seamlessly integrated into the learning experience for students and scholars alike.
Vision
- Implementing cutting-edge teaching methodologies to inspire creativity, critical thinking, and artistic expression among students.
- Extending the reach of fine arts education beyond the classroom through outreach programs, exhibitions, and collaborations with local communities.
- Ensuring efficient management and administration of resources to support the growth and development of fine arts education.
- Encouraging faculty and students to engage in innovative research that advances the understanding and practice of fine arts.
- Empowering students with the knowledge, skills, and artistic proficiency needed to excel in their chosen fields within the fine arts.
- Fostering a sense of social responsibility and civic engagement among students, encouraging them to use their artistic talents for the betterment of society.
- Integrating emerging technologies and digital tools into fine arts education to prepare students for the challenges of a rapidly evolving creative landscape.
- Promoting environmental sustainability and conservation through artistic expression and engagement with ecological issues.
Contact Us
Dr. S. SenthamizhPavai
- Professor and Head i/c
- Department of Fine Arts
- Alagappa University, Karaikudi – 630003, Tamil Nadu, India.
- finearts@alagappauniversity.ac.in
- (+91) 4565 228087
Sl. No. | Programme Level | Name of the Programmes | Action | |
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1 | PG | MFA Painting | ||
2 | UG | B.F.A., Painting | ||
3 | Diploma | D.F.A., Drawing and Painting |
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Programme Name | Programme | Fees (Rs.) |
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Bachelor of Fine Arts (BFA) | First Year Total Fee | 9500 |
Second Year Total Fee | 8200 | |
Third year Total Fee | 8200 | |
Fourth year Total Fee | 8200 | |
Master of Fine Arts (MFA) | First Year Total Fee | 5500 |
Second Year Total Fee | 4200 | |
Diploma in Fine Arts (DFA) | First Year Total Fee | 3500 |
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- Internet facility to make students and staff update the knowledge and recent innovations
- Musical Lab facility to give realistic knowledge.
- Smart Class room facility for active listening.
- Traditional Learning for Bharthanatyam.
- Department Library
The Department of Fine Arts has successfully produced One Doctoral Degree holders who have conducted extensive research in various areas of Dance and Music. Currently, 5 scholars are pursuing their Ph.D. research. The department has completed 1 Special research projects, which have resulted in ground breaking findings and publications, widely recognized and cited. Furthermore, the Department has 1 ongoing research projects.
Ph.D. Candidates ListSl.No. | Research Scholar | Research Supervisor | Status |
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1 | Mrs. Thilagavathi | Dr. MS. Sarala | Submitted |
2 | Mrs. Sumathi | Dr. MS. Sarala | On Going |
3 | Mrs. Nirupa | Dr. MS. Sarala | Awarded |
4 | Mrs. Ramya | Dr. MS. Sarala | Submitted |
5 | Mrs. Kavitha | Dr. MS. Sarala | On Going |
6 | Mrs. Muthumari | Dr. MS. Sarala | On Going |
7 | Mr. Thiyagarajan | Dr. MS. Sarala | On Going |
8 | Mrs. Rekha | Dr. MS. Sarala | On Going |
Principal Investigator | Project Title | Funding Agency | Project Period | Total (Rs. in Lakhs) |
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Dr. S. Senthamizh pavai | Documentation of National & Regional Dance & Music and Digital Reconstruction | RUSA 2.0 | September 2018 to Till Date | 30 |
Principal Investigator | Researcher | Project Title | Funding Agency | Project Period | Total (Rs. in Lakhs) |
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Dr. S. Senthamizh pavai | B. Thiyagarajan | A Special Research Project Report on Unsung Freedom Fighters in the Composite Ramanathapuram District Submitted to Raj Bhavan, Tamil Nadu | RUSA 2.0 | 2024 | 1 |
- Received Ayvu Sudar Viruthu, Presented by Mathavi Ilakiya Mandram, Singapore
- Received Dr. Radhakrishnan Award, presented by Kumararani Meena Muthaiya Kalai Mattrum Ariviyal Kalluri & Pudhuvai Tamil Sangam. 2020.
- Received Womens’ Day Award, presented by Rotary Club, Karaikudi.
- Received Tholkapiyar Viruthu presented by Ilakuvanar Ilakkiya Peravai. Chennai.
Sl.No. | Scholarship / Fellowship | Members |
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1 | UGC - NFGWD | 1 |
2 | RUSA | 2 |
3 | AURF | 1 |
Total | 4 |
Summary on the MoU signed between Department of Fine Arts, Alagappa University, India & Department & Kalai Kaviri College of Fine Arts. Tiruchirappalli Objective of the MoU
The main aim of this MoU agreement is to work together in order to scale up and enhance the quality of the Bani of the different types of classical dances and technical improvement in presenting it for the societal cause and augmentation of capacities of both the institutions at National and International level.
- Exchange of students and faculty members for research discussion, deliberation and carry out the cultural activities and research works.
- Jointly organizing the International and National Conferences / Workshops / Seminars and festivals on performing arts.
- Consultation on measures towards quality improvement and quality sustenance.
- Exchange / Access of Academic publication, information, library facilities and research resources with the prior approval of the authorities concerned.
- Collaborative activities in recognition of needs.
- Arrange for Short-term training programmes for teachers and students to each other’s.
The following activities were undertaken after the MoU agreement signed:
- Both Parties shall discuss the issues involved to mutual satisfaction and enter into specific activity – agreements, based on the forms of implementation mutually agreed upon.
The MoU led to numerous productive outcomes, with some of them being published in prestigious journals. As a result, various events were organized as stipulated in the agreement.
- One – Day Workshop on “Contribution of Nayika and Nayika Pathams” Was jointly organized by the Department of Fine Arts, Alagappa University, Karaikudi and Kalai Kaveri College of Fine Arts, Thiruchirapalli on 13th February 2019 at the Mini Auditorium of Vallal Alagppa Museaum.
- A Two – Day International Conference on “Performing Arts and Fine Arts – Challenges and Prospects Today”, was organized by the Department of Fine Arts, Alagappa University, in collaboration with Kalai Kaveri College of Fine Arts, Tiruchurappali on March 05th & 06th
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1 | Dr. T. R. Gurumoorthy,, Senior Professor & Head, Department of Commerce, Alagappa Universtiy, Karaikudi. |
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2 | B. Thiyagarajan, Music Director, Heartbeats Music School, Karaikudi. |
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3 | M. Ganesh, Classical Dancer, SGN institute of Bharathanatyam, Singampunari to Tirupattur. |
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4 | Mrs. S. Aandhi, Music Tutor, SaReGaMaPaDhaNe Music School, Karaikudi. |
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5 | G. Munnadiyappan, Teaching Assistant, Department of Fine Arts, Alagappa Universtiy, Karaikudi. |
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6 | G. Priyanka, Junior Graphic Designer, BA Tech, Chennai. |
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7 | M. Kaviya Bharathi, , School Teacher, Alagappa Academy, Karaikudi. |
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8 | J. Ruban, , School Teacher, VIBGYOR School, Coimbatore. |
Sl.No. | Name of the Student | Class / Year | Position |
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1 | UGC - NFGWD | 1 | |
1 | PK. Deivasigamani | MEA II Year | President |
2 | A. Jani Raja | BFA IV Year | Vice - President |
3 | K. Narayana Kumar | BFA III Year | Secretary |
4 | N. Ram Alamelu | BFA II Year | Joint - Secretary |
5 | T. Sharmila | BFA II Year | E C Member |
6 | S. Suba Sri | BFA II Year | E C Member |
7 | P. Jansi | BFA II Year | E C Member |
8 | S. Nithisha | BFA I Year | E C Member |
9 | N. Santhosh | BFA I Year | E C Member |
The department has a good track record of placing students in various organizations over the years. The university has a dedicated Placement Cell that provides job-oriented training to students and coordinates their career development. The Cell offers training on several aspects such as communication development, technical aptitude, general aptitude, personality development, self-confidence, and motivation, which are delivered by industry experts.
Placement Details [2018-2023]Sl.No | Course | Academic Year | No. Students Placed |
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V. R. Devi | Diploma in Bharathanatyam | Singapore taking class Sakthi Fine Arts | |
1 | M.P.A. Music | 2018-2019 | 3 |
2 | M.P.A. Music | 2019-2020 | 2 |
3 | M.P.A. Music | 2021-2022 | 3 |
4 | M.P.A. Music | 2022-2023 | 1 |
5 | B.P.A. Bharathanatyam | 2018-2019 | 5 |
6 | B.P.A. Bharathanatyam | 2019-2020 | 4 |
7 | B.P.A. Bharathanatyam | 2022-2023 | 1 |
8 | M.P.A. Bharathanatyam | 2018-2019 | 1 |
9 | M.P.A. Bharathanatyam | 2020-2021 | 4 |
10 | M.P.A. Bharathanatyam | 2021-2022 | 2 |
11 | M.P.A. Bharathanatyam | 2022-2023 | 5 |
12 | M.F.A. Painting | 2022-2023 | 3 |
13 | B.F.A. Painting | 2021-2022 | 13 |
14 | B.F.A. Painting | 2022-2023 | 15 |