University for the Creative Arts (UCA), the United Kingdom
University for the Creative Arts (UCA)| The award | How you will study | Study duration | Course start | Domestic course fees | International course fees |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| MA | Full-time | 1 year | September | GBP 6720 per year | GBP 13540 per year |
| MA | Part-time | 2 years | September | GBP 3360 per year | GBP 13540 per year |
MA Fine Art at our Farnham campus offers extensive access to UCA’s world leading research centres and Farnham’s budding arts community, postgraduates choosing to study here will have the opportunity to explore subject-specific areas, with the course also providing the intellectual and physical space for multi or interdisciplinary practices.
Throughout this MA you'll develop visual and conceptual thinking, with the aim of establishing and refining a research project to be sustained beyond graduation, and developed into either a practice-based or theoretically-led enquiry.
Whilst working towards your qualification, you might choose to specialise within or across subject areas. Our course also welcomes applicants who are looking to re-examine their current work and research.
MA Fine Art aims to test the relationship between your work and key historical and critical developments. It also looks to consider it within current societal and political contexts.
As a student on our course, you'll need to be ready to question, be curious and be enthusiastic about testing the boundaries of what constitutes art practice in the twenty-first century.
Our course at UCA Farnham is unique in that it provides students studying at postgraduate level with a range of first-class facilities, including bronze foundry, printmaking studios, metals, wood and casting facilities and resources. We provide specialist studio spaces for both full and part-time students, and dedicated technical staff are on hand to support individual projects as well as introductions to workshop areas.
Throughout your studies, you'll be supported by professional artists, curators and theorists. The department has a rich tradition in the teaching and exploration of fine art, and many of the staff are research practitioners, contributing to the wider development of knowledge within their specialist areas.
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