Edinburgh College of Art courses

...with which there is a natural affinity, and we have also collaborated with other academic subjects in ECA and the wider community of the University of Edinburgh... Learn about: MFA Illustration...

...Product Design and Architecture are encouraged, formally or informally. Visits from industry practitioners, along with our strong links with commercial... Learn about: Interior Design...

...that produces some of the most exciting graduates every year. Our MFA programmes help you build a body of work or collection built on your personal individual research proposal...

...many of our alumni are now successful practitioners including Anna Robbins, costume designer for Downton Abbey, Bletchley Circle and Halcyon. Outline...

...to be aware of the issues, problems, developments and opportunities in the world around them, and of the current challenges facing people, society... Learn about: Product innovators, Product Materials, Product Analysis...

...going on to work directly in design studios in London, Paris and New York, in companies such as Red or Dead, Osborne and Little, Cole &...

...artefacts and texts as well as discussions with curators from museums both in Scotland and abroad. The programme includes the possibility of taking an internship in a museum... Learn about: Global Context, Islamic world...

...in teaching and research. You will become part of our strong academic community and will be encouraged to participate in the University’s rich programme of research seminars...

...of 80,000 to 100,000 words at the end of three years’ full-time study (six years part-time). The thesis sets out the results of your research... Learn about: History of art...

...over the academic year, called Research Theories and Methods and The Cultures and Politics of Display. Around this, you take option courses ranging across... Learn about: History of art...

...the arts or curating and related fields. The programme demands an interest in and engagement with art theory and current developments in the arts sector... Learn about: Art History, Modern Contemporary...

...and private study. You will be examined through coursework and a dissertation. As well as the choice of a full range of option courses taught by experts... Learn about: Art and Cultures...

...a comprehensive suite of facilities – from up-to-date recording studios and sound desks, to an anechoic chamber, reverberation room and historic concert halls... Learn about: Technical audio, Music Technology...

...Each student's creative work is developed and guided through seminars and individual tutorials. There are no stylistic preferences and all contemporary styles are encouraged... Learn about: Viol player...

...active collaboration projects throughout the programme, working with filmmakers, animators and industry professionals. Unique to this programme is... Learn about: Compositional skills...

...performance, and/or recording, as well as theoretical work and documentation of the processes by which the music was made (e.g. video, photographs... Learn about: Social History, Sound Design...

...or whose practice never demanded it. Its starting point is a drive to make and perform music with digital technologies, as well as to explore a variety... Learn about: Past events, Music and Music...

...and with whom you would like to work. When making first contact, it is helpful to prepare a couple of sentences which describe the topic – research area...

...Candidates are normally admitted as probationary students for their first year of study; on satisfactory completion of this first year, candidates...

...musicologists, art historians and scientist who help us to understand instruments from a wide range of points of view. The course is taught by the curators of the collection...