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Fine Art
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MA Fine Art *subject to approval
Length of Programme: 1 Year Full Time
The MA Fine Art is a broad, studio-
based programme with an open and
inclusive approach to fine art practice.
The programme encourages both
specialist and cross-disciplinary
approaches enabling students to extend
and deepen their knowledge and
application of fine art practice. The
curriculum is structured on Practice as
Research, through which specialist
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studio disciplines are developed within
cultural, aesthetic and socio-political
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contexts supporting creative exploration
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of ideas through practical skills,
research methodologies, theoretical and
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analytical frameworks. This places
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individual practice at the centre of the
programme. Studio-based modules run
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throughout the programme and maintain Web:
the dynamic interrelation between visual
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research, concepts and theory. Studio
research can be developed within
painting, textiles, sculpture-including
ceramics, printmaking, digital media etc.
The focus on studio-practice through
self-initiated proposals and
development of research-led skills
supports students in the refinement of
their work, positioning it within
contemporary art practices and the
demands of professional and advanced
scholarly contexts.
The programme supports a diversity of
student intake from a broad range of
backgrounds and age, with a strong
commitment to life long learning and
widening participation that reflects
European initiatives through the
European Fine Art Forum ‘Paradox’.
This is a one year full-time or two years
part-time Masters programme in Fine
Art. It is designed for students with an
undergraduate degree in Fine Art or
equivalent professional arts experience.
The Facts
Typical entry requirements - individual • All applicants must submit a portfolio of You may wish to check the equivalence
offers may vary:
their work. This may be submitted between your qualifications and the UK
• Applicants should normally have a good
electronically if an interview is not system with the UK National Academic
honours degree (equivalent to at least 2:2
possible; Recognition Information Centre (UK
in UK) in Fine Art or equivalent (i.e. Art,
• Non-native speakers of English are NARIC)
www.naric.org.uk Alternatively,
Textiles, Photography, Painting,
expected to have IELTS 6.5, or you may also contact the Admissions
Printmaking, Sculpture, Media Arts,
equivalent. Please see page 142 for Office to find out if your qualification is
Applied Arts etc).
alternative English language proficiency suitable for entry.
qualifications.
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