Fine Art, BA (Hons), with industry placement

This course offers studio communities and facilities for painting, sculpture, and performance/digital practices, guided by experienced artists. Students explore and define their specialisms through tutorials, seminars, workshops, and critiques, while engaging with broader social, political, cultural, environmental, economic, and technological contexts. In purpose-built studios, participants develop a strong artistic identity, incorporating interdisciplinary approaches, and access resources like workshops, specialist staff, and collaborations to push practice boundaries. Emphasis is placed on technical skills and critical thinking, fostering creative strategies for sustainable careers. Opportunities include exhibition projects, network expansion, and visits to institutions such as Leeds Art Gallery and the Venice Biennale.The program spans three years. Year one focuses on community building, experimentation, and critical thinking via introductory workshops. Year two advances specialized practice through tutorials and exhibition strategies. Year three consolidates positioned work, extending networks and preparing proposals for global projects, culminating in a public exhibition. A four-year option includes a placement year for enhanced employability.