Art Undergraduate Degrees

... range of studio disciplines: animation and video, ceramics, furniture, glass, gold and silversmithing, painting, photomedia, printmedia and drawing, sculpture or textiles. You will have the opportunity to deepen your study through elective courses drawn from the School of Art & Design and the wider... Learn about: Art design, Life Drawing, Skills and Training...

... takes you beyond the mainstream. Studying fiction and films such as Back to the Future allows you to address the assumption that anything is possible in fiction and consider to what extent that is true. In your second year you’ll be able to delve deeper into areas such as philosophy of art... Learn about: Political Philosophy...

... links also give you the opportunity to study abroad during the course. For example, we have a staff and student exchange with the International Academy of Art Palestine, in Ramallah, and students have the opportunity to study at this pioneering art school...

... in one of the Near Eastern languages (for example, Akkadian, Arabic, Egyptian, or Hebrew), students plan programs in consultation with faculty advisers. Areas of specialization include Archaeology and Art of the Ancient Near East, Classical Hebrew Language and Civilization, Cuneiform Studies (including Assyriology...

... each year in areas such as literature, history, linguistics, culture, film and art, covering a large historical timespan. Your third year is spent in Italy, either at a university or on a teaching or work placement. You may also take modules from SELCS, allowing you to study literature, film... Learn about: Italian culture, Linguistics and Syntactic Theory, Syntactic Theory...

... projects in the public domain. Studio and workshop culture is core to our courses and you will be encouraged to become part of the art and design community... Learn about: Creative Thinking...

... of print mediums and a significant digital print resource. The school also maintains traditional black and white and colour photography dark rooms that may inform your development as a fine art printmaker. The spacious painting studios provide you with the space and time to develop your practice... Learn about: Team Training...

... identity Join a community where your personal journey is supported by group sessions and online art exchanges Explore the full range of visual arts approaches and the contexts in which they are used... Learn about: Teaching team...

..., algorithms, and simple mixing. The class focuses on sonic and compositional aspects rather than technology, math, or acoustics, though these are examined in varying detail. Students complete weekly composition and listening assignments; material for the latter is drawn from sound art, experimental...

... One of the following courses (3 credits): Introduction to Microeconomics Introduction to Macroeconomics Any one of the following History of Art options (6 to 9 credits... Learn about: Quality Training, Interior Design...

...Digital + Material Innovation + Engagement Combine cutting-edge digital practices with internationally-renowned art and craft studio disciplines in the Bachelor of Design. Design students will benefit from deep immersion in digital, manual and theoretical studies and a wide overview of creative... Learn about: Art design, Skills and Training, IT Development...

... within East Asia, historically and today. Examples include religious and philosophical beliefs (Confucianism and Buddhism), literature, art, food, architecture, and popular culture. The study of gender will be an integral part of this subject. The influence and presence of Asian cultural expressions...

.... . All courses in the School of Art are now available with a professional placement option (Sandwich Year)...

..., Illustration, Interior Design, Paint and Print Making, Photography, Product Design, Sculpture and Environmental Art — The Foundation year begins with modules aimed at providing transferable study skills and then, in the second semester, gives students the opportunity to study more specialist modules...

... in one of the Near Eastern languages (for example, Akkadian, Arabic, Egyptian, or Hebrew), students plan programs in consultation with faculty advisers. Areas of specialization include Archaeology and Art of the Ancient Near East, Classical Hebrew Language and Civilization, Cuneiform Studies (including Assyriology...

... (See REL 229) HUM 233 East Asian Humanities I: The Classical Foundations (also EAS 233 / COM 233 ) Fall EM An introduction to the literature... Learn about: Comparative Literature...

... of Art. Upon completing the International Foundation Year, you may choose to continue your studies at other UK universities which recognise the programme, we have progression agreements with other UK universities provided you meet their conditions. The International Academy is accredited by the British... Learn about: English Language...

... takes you beyond the mainstream. Studying fiction and films such as Back to the Future allows you to address the assumption that anything is possible in fiction and consider to what extent that is true. In your second year you’ll be able to delve deeper into areas such as philosophy of art... Learn about: Political Philosophy...

...The great strength of Classical and Archaeological Studies and Drama (Hons) is the varied range of subjects it includes literature, mythology, drama, archaeology, art and architecture, history, languages and philosophy and the way they all connect in the study of ancient civilisations, including...

...Description of Major Interior Design is concerned with the design of all interior spaces, both residential and commercial, and the field of environmental design in general. Students are prepared to meet professional requirements and criteria. Interior Design is studied in close relationship to... Learn about: Construction Training, Interior Design...