Fine Art

Entry requirements

Normally an honours degree in an Art and Design subject at 2:1 standard (2:2 may be accepted in exceptional circumstances such as related experience and/or high standard of portfolio). You will have to submit evidence, in the form of an identifiable body of work, of significant creative ability and a commitment to theoretical issues in fine art.

Months of entry

September

Course content

Study a range of learning experiences in contemporary practice including materials-led approaches to research, self-reflection, and critical strategies that enhance skills in the studio.

• Complete a body of artwork, a professional strategy and refine your critical skills.
• Build your art portfolio in one of the most highly-rated research communities in the sector.
• Develop advanced skills in critical research methodologies.
• Gain specialised fine art knowledge and experience individual studio practice.

On an advanced programme of study you’ll explore, refine and develop your artistic practice. You can take part in numerous activities and explore your practical skills – from painting, sculpture, digital making and printmaking to drawing, metalwork, writing and curating.