15 monthsProgramme duration
34,885 GBPTuition Fee/year
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Programme overview
Main Subject
Art and Design
Degree
MA
Study Level
Masters
Study Mode
On Campus
The course has a distinctive identity as it takes a contemporary view of experimental spatial practice and thrives on blurring disciplinary boundaries. It also benefits from a unique position of being a design course in an art school environment.
With a focus on research-led practice, you’ll be encouraged along a path of personal discovery. This starts with an area of individual research interest. We have a particular expertise in experiential and sensorial aspects of what it means to in abit space and interact with our environment.
We work with existing structures both internally and externally, with film and video, and between digital and analogue. We consider both physical and virtual space as equally valid forms of experience.
We treat making, drawing, text and debate as equal and complimentary forms of expression and representation.
The course encourages and facilitates cross-disciplinary activity. We provide opportunities for working on live projects and working on collaborations with practitioners in various fields.
There is scope within the course structure to negotiate what your portfolio submission can be at the end of each unit. In this regard, you might develop your writing, film making or other forms of practice as well as the more usual installation or design propositions.
Programme overview
Main Subject
Art and Design
Degree
MA
Study Level
Masters
Study Mode
On Campus
The course has a distinctive identity as it takes a contemporary view of experimental spatial practice and thrives on blurring disciplinary boundaries. It also benefits from a unique position of being a design course in an art school environment.
With a focus on research-led practice, you’ll be encouraged along a path of personal discovery. This starts with an area of individual research interest. We have a particular expertise in experiential and sensorial aspects of what it means to in abit space and interact with our environment.
We work with existing structures both internally and externally, with film and video, and between digital and analogue. We consider both physical and virtual space as equally valid forms of experience.
We treat making, drawing, text and debate as equal and complimentary forms of expression and representation.
The course encourages and facilitates cross-disciplinary activity. We provide opportunities for working on live projects and working on collaborations with practitioners in various fields.
There is scope within the course structure to negotiate what your portfolio submission can be at the end of each unit. In this regard, you might develop your writing, film making or other forms of practice as well as the more usual installation or design propositions.
Admission Requirements
The standard minimum entry requirements for this course are:
- BA (Hons) degree or equivalent academic qualifications
- Alternative qualifications and experience will also be taken into consideration
- Personal statement
- Portfolio of work
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