Course Modules

This module provides you with an overview of European political, cultural, and military history during the 20th century through the study of its major conflicts and global forces. The central focus of the module is the international history of the […]

The module draws upon the specialist expertise of our History tutors, as you examine a different approach to history each week from a range of contemporary theoretical perspectives. These will include, amongst others, social and cultural history, the history of

This module is an optional module for part-time students. You will be required to produce and present a substantial and coherent body of work. You will focus on the concentrated development of specialist practice which may, as appropriate, be of

This is an optional module for full-time students only. You will give a short illustrated seminar presentation (artists’ talk) to selected Level 4 & 5 students, mapping the development of the critical context underpinning your own work and the development

In this optional 3,500 word project, you will explore and research a topic of your own choosing (academic or vocational), researching artists, artefacts and concepts in order to produce a self-directed critical text displaying coherent personal argument, analysis and expression

This module is for full-time students and it focuses on the development of practical work leading towards the final Degree Show (public exhibition), and the planning, selection and production processes involved in the Degree Show itself. You will build on

This module is for part-time students only and it requires the production and presentation of a sustained body of work leading towards the final Degree Show (public exhibition), and the planning, selection and production processes involved in the Degree Show

This module is for students on the part-time route only. You will critically engage in the development of processes, choice of materials and methods of production as well as the imagination and ambition in the progression of ideas and the

Integrating cultural & critical theory with research skills to support degree level study and is strongly linked to fine art studio practice. Your teaching and learning will be illustrated by lectures, small group seminars and presentations.

In semester two your learning will become vocational; you will develop skills in professional practice in an external setting (of your choosing i.e. school, gallery/museum, healthcare environment or ‘public art’) in order to expand your understanding of how fine art