Course Modules

You will undertake critically engaged study of the key artists and influences, theories and ideas that manifest in your own studio work. You will produce an essay which develops your academic research initiated in Year 1 and 2, and which […]

This module enables full time Single Honours students to engage with a substantial self-initiated project through the development and resolution of visual and contextual research into a significant and substantial body of works selected for a public exhibition (the Degree

This module presents an opportunity for you to review and re-contextualise your understanding of Fine Art with a deeper awareness of approaches to contemporary art practice. You will develop a critical approach to your studio work, and the work of

This module aims to provide a solid foundation for the main areas of Production Design; from concept initiation to realisation including elements of art direction, set design and building techniques, mood boards and props. The module will illustrate how to

The module aims to engage you with external cultural agencies and the larger community. It will give you insight into how a passion for the visual arts can translate into a career and suggest realistic paths towards graduate employment where

You will explore the breadth of issues that relate to the location and placement of art as well as to broader ideas of society. You will be encouraged to explore the theme of ‘site’ in relation to the development of

You will build on the insights and skills gained in Contextual 1 and 2, further emphasising the importance of direct experience/scrutiny for the effective critical discussion of contemporary art. The module introduces key terms, ideas and methodologies for the contextualisation,

You will work on an individual project, experimenting with materials, digital media, techniques and ideas, to develop a personal and inventive approach to making art. This module sees a shift from set-projects to a more self-directed approach where you will

This module serves as a foundation for developing a technical understanding of digital photography. The module will consist of a mix of lectures and workshops to teach the principles of capturing and manipulating digital images. Technical sessions will provide you

Typically, this module is intended as a ‘catch-up’ for those who are short of credits in Level 4. You will find a new personal and self-directed approach to developing a defined art practice. This module will ensure you develop the