Awards
Target Award
Alternative Exit
Alternative Exit
Programme Offerings
Full-Time
F2F-JMU-SEP
Educational Aims of the Course
To enable students to understand and develop their practice, in terms of their artistic language and technical, material, conceptual aspects, in a meaningful way, and with critical awareness of its relationship to the context of contemporary art, as well as wider socio-cultural spheres. To encourage and support risk-taking and experimentation as well as originality and rigour in developing their practice. For students to proactively develop their professional skills, knowledge and confidence to present their practice in a variety of wider professional and public contexts. For students to develop the skills and confidence to create their own opportunities for developing and exhibiting their work, during and after the course. To facilitate student networks: to engage with cultural institutions and organisations in Liverpool to enrich their experience of the professional environment of contemporary art, and to develop the professional networks that will serve them during and after the course, in terms of their practice and arts related employment. To provide learning and teaching experiences through collaboration with established key partners such as FACT (Foundation for Art and Creative Technology),Tate Liverpool and Liverpool Biennial to understand the social and cultural environment of the city and its relationship with the broader national and International art scenes. To provide students with the necessary historical and critical perspectives to enable them to engage with contemporary art practice in both a local and a global context. To develop appropriate research skills, approaches to their practice and the technical abilities to support their final project. To enhance the career prospects of students.
Learning Outcomes
Teaching, Learning and Assessment
Programme Structure
Programme Structure Description
Structure
Level 7
Entry Requirements
IELTS
Interview required
RPL
Undergraduate degree
Extra Entry Requirements
- a reference
- a satisfactory portfolio of work - please note we are unable to consider your application until this is received. When applying please attach photographs of examples of your work in the form of JPEGS. Please add up to 10 jpegs, video or sound clips or a link to an online portfolio to enable us to consider your application. If you do not provide a portfolio at the point of application you will be contacted to submit this to our upload attachment facility