BA (Hons) Contemporary Arts Practice
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Bachelor's degree
In Lewisham
Description
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Type
Bachelor's degree
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Location
Lewisham
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Duration
3 Years
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Start date
Different dates available
Designed for individuals with more than one field of interest, through this course you can study a combination of visual art disciplines. With emphasis on making and thinking, you’ll cover a range of subjects.
The first year of the course is structured and project based; you’ll be taught in a shared studio or workshop with academic and technical staff. You’ll learn new practical skills as well as developing those you already have.
As the course progresses, we’ll encourage you to explore your own individual studio practice in the areas of study you choose. You’ll benefit from support and encouragement from staff who are practitioners in their specialist fields. In addition you’ll have access to the range of technical facilities the School of Art and Design offers.
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About this course
For individuals who want a broad educational experience across the visual arts.
Work across a range of subjects, media and materials
Taught by practising artists and makers
Scope to specialise in the latter stages of the course
Graduates of Contemporary Arts Practice will have a broad portfolio of expertise to accompany specialist knowledge in a particular field. The majority of our graduates progress to art-related employment or self-employment, whether as a studio-based artist, public artist or through employment in the realm of arts management or arts administration. The course also attracts many students wishing to pursue a career in teaching.
List of current alumni careers
Graduate careers include:
self employment as practising artists and makers;
curatorship;
gallery administration;
teaching;
art administration; and
community based art work.
We accept a wide range of qualifications for entry to our undergraduate programmes. The main ones are listed below:
A Level - Grades BCC required with a Grade B in Art, or other art/design related subject. Applicants will be invited to interview and will be required to bring high quality portfolio
BTEC - Overall Merit, Merit, Merit (MMM) required. Applicants will be invited to interview and will be required to bring high quality portfolio.
International Baccalaureate - A minimum score of 27 with HL Art subject at grade 6 or above preferred
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This centre's achievements
All courses are up to date
The average rating is higher than 3.7
More than 50 reviews in the last 12 months
This centre has featured on Emagister for 15 years
Subjects
- Staff
- Design
- Ceramics
- Painting
- Drawing
- Art
- Arts
- Printmaking
- Contemporary
- Graphic Arts
- Screenprint
- Media Textiles
Course programme
- Year 1
You’ll choose modules from two subject areas. Subject areas are 2D (painting and drawing), 3D (ceramics and sculpture), graphic arts and mixed media textiles. Optional modules are photography and moving Image, printmaking (etch) and screenprint. Alongside these subjects you will attend contextual studies lectures. - Years 2 and 3
You can continue with two areas of study, or specialise in any of the subjects you studied in year one. Contextual studies lectures continue and you’ll also begin a programme of professional practice, with opportunities to publicly exhibit your work. In your final year you’ll complete a dissertation. You’ll be able to develop your professional practice, in preparation for your career after your degree.
You’ll be assessed entirely by coursework such as portfolios, exhibitions, written papers and live presentations. There are no written exams.
BA (Hons) Contemporary Arts Practice
