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MA Fine Art provides the opportunity to engage in specialist study within the context of contemporary fine art practice. The MA Fine Art supports studio practice, research and contextual study along with the development of your business and professional skills.

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MA Communication Design builds on existing expertise and substantial specialist resources within the broad fields of graphic design and communication at Norwich University College of the Arts. Communication Design will challenge you to reflect on your existing practice in relation to current research and contemporary issues surrounding communication design.

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MA Moving Image and Sound provides students with the opportunity to engage in specialist study within the context of contemporary moving image and sound. The course supports studio practice, research and contextual study along with the development of your business and professional skills.

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This course will challenge you to reflect on your existing practice in relation to current research and contemporary issues surrounding textile design and production. You will be encouraged to develop and realise self-directed projects that address issues in professional, theoretical, ethical, technical or visual aspects of design.

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MA Fashion students are expected to explore fashion within a diverse range of markets and contexts; challenging the boundaries of the discipline. You will be given the opportunity to work within specialist workshops and studios across the University College whilst focusing on the traditions and craft of bespoke tailoring, haute couture, experimental cutting, draping, hand and machine finishing techniques in conjunction with new technologies, techniques and approaches appropriate to the subject of fashion.

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The contemporary art scene is evolving as artists respond to new disciplines and techniques and challenge the boundaries of their practice. The place of art in society is changing as increasingly varied audiences interact with creativity in new ways.

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35% of our research was classed as 'world leading' or 'internationally excellent' in the 2008 UK Research Assessment Exercise. Our Animation and Sound Design research focuses on practical and theoretical aspects of animation and sound in academic and commercial contexts, aiming to promote interaction between experimental and commercial production, exhibition and criticism.

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