John Molson School of Business, Montreal, Montreal, Quebec

The Ottawa School of Art provides an all-around specialized art course including life drawing, landscape painting, watercolor, etching, printmaking, photography, ceramics, sculpture, lithography, and a huge variety of specialized short courses and workshops. Multimedia to animation and cartooning, sculpture and construction, ceramics, drawing, and painting are among the classes available to children and teenagers.

Key Facts

• To expand on programs for all ages, all levels of skill and experience
• To continue to be a vocal supporter and promoter of visual arts
• To grow into a multi-disciplinary creative and exploratory learning center
• Intake Seasons -Winter, Spring, Summer, & Fall.

Courses Offered at Ottawa School of Art

The OSA presently offers a non-credit Arts Fundamentals Certificate, a one-year Portfolio Development Program, and a three-year Diploma Program, as well as visiting artist-in-residence workshops, a professional exhibitions gallery (which hosts solo and group shows by local, national, and international artists), and a non-credit Arts Fundamentals Certificate.

Ottawa School of Art Admission Requirements and Tuition Fees

Applicants to the Portfolio program should submit any visual work that demonstrates their wish to apply to the program. To the interview, all applicants must bring the completed application form, two passport photos, their birth certificate or passport, and any transcripts. A $50.00 non-refundable application fee is due at the time of the interview. A few of the programs and their tuition fees at Ottawa School of Art are tabulated below:

Tuition fees at Ottawa School of Art

The Ottawa School of Art offers both Diploma as well as Certificate Courses each of which costs about $3,937 each.