Undergraduate tuition: 30,000 yuan/year/student [excluding clothing and costume design (Sino-foreign cooperative education) 58,000 yuan/year/student]; The tuition fee for landscape architecture (Chinese-foreign cooperative education) is 42,500 yuan/year/student; the tuition fee for junior college is 24,000 yuan/year/student; Accommodation fee: 3200 yuan/year/student
2. Introduction of Hebei Academy of Fine Arts
Hebei Academy of Fine Arts is a private full-time undergraduate fine arts college approved by the Ministry of Education. Founded in 2002; 20 15, approved to be added as a bachelor's degree-granting unit; 20 16, which was confirmed as the project construction unit awarded with master's degree; In 20 18, the Ministry of Education approved 1 1 Law and other majors to enroll students according to the enrollment method of independent art undergraduate colleges.
The campus environment is beautiful, the architecture combines Chinese and western, and nature and humanity are harmonious and unified. The northern region is dominated by ancient buildings in China. Dacheng Hall and Loyalty Hall in Ming and Qing Dynasties were combined with tenons and mortises to form an elastic framework, and the interior was decorated with colorful paintings, sculptures and murals, which reproduced the solemnity and mystery of ancient temples.
Xianju Villa, with the architectural style of Ming and Qing Dynasties, integrates the main hall, pavilion, screen wall and corridor, and reproduces the magnificent momentum of the building. The black tile white walls, blue brick door covers, wood carving leaking windows of the library and Moxiang Building are integrated with the building, showing the elegance and dignity of Huizhou architecture.
The water pavilion, the promenade, and the plaque of seal-cutting literati's poems reflect the poetry of classical gardens. The southern district is dominated by European architecture. Gothic "magic castles", Romanesque international art exhibition center and Baroque art museum all form European classical gardens, which fully display the artistic style of western religions.