Fine Art
Design, and Creative and Performing Arts
Taught
MFA
Taught
MFA
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Modules
Critical Art Practice
CoreArt Dissertation
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Programme Focus
The MA Fine Art programme emphasizes exhibitions and professional practice, guided by dynamic international artists and guest lecturers.
Learning Objectives
Students will cultivate creative inquisitiveness, preparing for careers in the professional art world or pursuing doctoral research.
Faculty and Teaching Approach
- All faculty members are practicing artists, curators, and writers.
- Research-led teaching includes engagement with exhibition initiatives, theoretical texts, and publication projects.
- Students benefit from a visiting artists lecture programme featuring internationally acclaimed artists.
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Subject Area Information
Fine art is a broad and dynamic discipline that encompasses a variety of creative practices and theoretical studies. Courses in fine art are designed to develop students' artistic skills, critical thinking, and understanding of art history and contemporary practices.
1. Drawing and Painting
2. Sculpture
3. Printmaking
4. Digital Art and New Media
5. Art History
6. Conceptual Art and Theory
7. Installation and Performance Art
- Technical Proficiency
- Creative Thinking
- Critical Analysis
- Visual Literacy
- Professional Practices
Career
A fine art education equips students with a diverse set of skills and knowledge, preparing them for various creative and professional paths. The discipline encourages both technical mastery and conceptual development, fostering a deep appreciation for the arts and their role in society.
Professional Artist
Creating and selling original works of art.
Art Educator
Teaching art at various educational levels, from primary schools to universities.
Curator
Organizing and managing art exhibitions in galleries and museums.
Art Therapist
Using art as a therapeutic tool to help individuals express themselves and heal.
Graphic Designer
Applying artistic skills in the commercial sector, creating visual content for advertising, branding, and media.
Art Conservator
Preserving and restoring artworks for museums, galleries, and private collections.
Illustrator
Producing images for books, magazines, and digital media.
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