Do you have creative flair and like to use your imagination? Based within the exciting and vibrant creative industries department, this course will give you the opportunity to build your skills in a wide variety of areas including drawing, painting, printmaking, 3D, textiles, fashion, graphics and illustration.
COURSE OVERVIEW
- You will gain real-world experience through exhibitions, placements, and volunteering.
- You will learn from practicing artists with real industry expertise.
- You will develop creative, professional, and life skills to thrive in a changing world.
- Enterprise and employability are built into every project.
- Flexibility to study full-time or part-time
This course is designed to give you a comprehensive understanding of both the practical and conceptual aspects of fine art. Throughout your studies, you will engage with a range of modules that will develop your technical skills, expand your creative thinking, and challenge you to push artistic boundaries. Here is a breakdown of the modules you will explore during your time on the course:
- Introducing Fine Art (20 Credits)
- Developing Visual Research (20 Credits)
- Cultural and Contextual Studies (20 Credits)
- Thematic Project (40 Credits)
- Fine Art Opportunities (20 Credits)
- Exploratory and Interdisciplinary Practice (40 Credits)
- Confirmatory Projects (40 Credits)
- Advanced Cultural and Contextual Studies (20 Credits)
- Potential Prospects (20 Credits)
- Creative and Critical Research Project (20 Credits)
- Minor Project (20 Credits)
- Major Project and Degree Show (60 Credits)
- Self Promotion (20 Credits)
FURTHER INFORMATION
- A relevant A-Level qualification, or
- A Level 3 Extended Diploma
- Relevant academic or work experience
- A strong, compelling personal statement
- An exceptional portfolio and interview
- Practicing Fine Artist
- Gallery or Museum Curator or Arts Administrator
- Art / Critical Writer
- Teacher Training (PGCE)
- Community and Socially Engaged Art Practice.
- MA Fine Art student or Further Study
- Practical and creative studio-based workshops to refine your skills
- Group discussions to exchange ideas and insights
- Lectures and seminars to explore concepts and techniques
- Small group study to collaborate and learn from others
- Independent study to deepen your knowledge and creativity
- Field trips are an exciting part of the course, offering you the chance to gain real-world insight into the fine art industry
- Student Loan
- Instalment Payment Plan
- Company Sponsorship
- Textbooks: Essential texts are available in the college libraries, but you may wish to purchase personal copies for convenience.
- Computer Equipment: While on-campus computers are available, having a personal laptop or tablet may offer greater flexibility for off-site study.
- Printing and Photocopying: Most coursework is submitted online, but some assignments may require printed submissions, optional binding, or other presentation materials.
- Materials: Creative courses often require specific art materials or equipment. A detailed materials list will be provided upon enrolment.
- Field Trips: Certain courses may include optional study visits or field trips to enrich learning experiences.
- External Shows and Exhibitions: Opportunities to participate in external exhibitions or shows may involve additional preparation, materials, or travel expenses.