Aesthetics Postgraduate Degrees

...or advertising account executive. This degree may also be useful in becoming a community arts worker, multimedia specialist, or higher education lecturer...

... research. The study of film aesthetics and moving image culture will inform your work in film production, and this is combined with modules on entrepreneurship and management to prepare you for professional work in this dynamic and creative field. In the first stages of the degree you will choose modules... Learn about: Film Programming, Film Production...

... to explore photography as an interlacing of fine art, technology, aesthetics and new media Extensive visiting lecturer programme by leading artists, philosophers and curators State of the art scanning, large format digital colour and chemical B/W printing Open environment encouraging collaborations across... Learn about: Part Time, New Media...

... interests by choosing optional modules, exploring areas such as musicology, analysis, aesthetics, composition, the psychology of music, or music technology. Through music in psychology or politics, from baroque to pop, you’ll be able to study music from different cultures and periods. At the same time... Learn about: Music Technology...

...Ages Art of the British Empire Concrete and Flesh: Modern Architecture and the Body Impressionist Paris: Modernity and Difference Seventeenth-Century Painting... Learn about: British Empire, Art design...

... as the bases of good research and good execution are also there. Topics Development of new materials and surfaces Development of new aesthetics and graphics... Learn about: Graphic design, Interior Design, 3D printing...

..., to challenge aesthetics, to question function and challenge the discipline in order to redefine... Learn about: Critical Thinking...

..., performance, analysis, music psychology or technology, or aesthetics. At the same time, you’ll study modules in planning, managing innovation in business, development, creativity and social enterprise with the Centre for Enterprise and Entrepreneurship Studies at Leeds University Business School. You’ll learn... Learn about: Business School...

..., philosophy of language, ethics, aesthetics and political philosophy); the history of philosophical questions in many of these areas (we have specialists... Learn about: Professor Training, Full Time, Part Time...

...Year 1 modules include: Advocacy: Practice Beyond Aesthetics (core, 20 credits) Applied Technology in Architecture (core, 40 credits) Design Level... Learn about: Technology in Architecture, Architecture Planning, Practice Beyond Aesthetics...

... philosophy and aesthetics, the Marxist intellectual tradition, and psychoanalytic theory concerning art. Key issues include philosophy's relevance... Learn about: Art History, Theory Philosophy, Project Proposal...

...This exciting programme allows you to explore music through a variety of subject areas in musicology, performance, composition, theory, notation, music technology, aesthetics, analysis and psychology. In your first year you’ll study core modules that introduce you to theoretical, historical... Learn about: Music Technology...

... Studies: Part 2 OPTION MODULES Aesthetics and Cultural Theory Contemporary US Fiction Exhibiting the Body Freud in the world: psychoanalysis, literary... Learn about: Human Rights, New Media, Ms Word...

... consumer and macro business trends, discuss how aesthetics applies to fashion, create mood boards and conduct targeted research under the guidance... Learn about: Fabric Design, Fashion Textile, Fashion design...

... for broadening the public imagination, you’ll learn to communicate the cultural, social and political moment through the sophisticated aesthetics of visual... Learn about: Art Direction, Visual Communication, Communication Training...

... and have the chance to explore composition, the sciences of music, or performance in your core studies. We offer an impressive variety of option modules for you to choose from, so you can tailor your degree to focus on the topics that interest you. You could study aesthetics and criticism, music technology, editing...

...and community outreach activities. The Postgraduate Diploma is structured in exactly the same way as our MA History of Art, but without a dissertation... Learn about: Full Time, Art design, Part Time...

... to the consumer through a range of tools – identity, experience, advertising and manipulation, while design innovation is more about new thinking processes and finding new associations/relationships between functionality and aesthetics while incorporating new technologies. During the course you will learn... Learn about: Brand Management, Communication Training...

...the seven case studies and reports you submit from the course’s practice component your portfolio containing a further 30 case studies, which must cover... Learn about: Plastic Surgery, Vascular surgery, Research methods...

...exclusive visits to photographic archives and exhibitions. Graduates can pursue careers in academia/teaching, the creative arts, media and photography... Learn about: Communication Training, Art design, Art Photography...