Awards
Target Award
Programme Offerings
Full-Time
Educational Aims of the Course
To introduce students to the creative, critical and professional processes involved in making and showing contemporary art.
To encourage students to produce art, adopting critical approaches that can be developed to a professional standard.
To acquire independent Fine Art professional practice through self-management, evaluation and a developing personal criteria.
To develop a theoretical discourse through a broad contextual programme.
To encourage students to develop an intellectual practice and social contact with peer groups and tutors and to exhibit/show their work.
To help develop graduates who will be ready to make meaningful and critical contributions to the world of contemporary art practice.
To develop sector awareness and employability skills related to the creative industries.
Learning Outcomes
Teaching, Learning and Assessment
The Fine Art course is taught through a range of teaching methods. Teaching of studio-based coursework includes individual tutorials, workshop inductions, safety briefings, group crits, presentations, exhibition, seminars, project briefings, visiting artist talks and lectures.
Assessment methods include review/assessments of physical or online portfolio submission and studio based and/or externally based presentations of work. Details regarding module submissions are on CANVAS. Students will be required to submit additional statements related to their studio wok alongside the exhibition/online portfolio.
Feedback on coursework in the studio modules will be given in ongoing formative personal tutorials with feedback and indicative grades.
Programme Structure
Programme Structure Description
Structure
Approved variance from Academic Framework Regulations
Entry Requirements
Extra Entry Requirements
Is a DBS check required?
No