MA Fine Art (Online)

The MA Fine Art (Online) course at Falmouth University is designed for creative practitioners who want to develop their skills and knowledge in the field of fine art. The course is delivered online, allowing students to study from anywhere in the world while still benefiting from the reputation and expertise of Falmouth University. Students will have access to a range of resources and support, including online tutorials, critiques, and live sessions with staff and peers. The course focuses on developing advanced skills in fine art practice, including painting, sculpture, printmaking, and photography, as well as critical theory and contextual studies. Students will also have the opportunity to engage in collaborative projects and exhibitions, both online and in-person, to showcase their work and connect with a wider audience. The course is designed for individuals who want to take their fine art practice to the next level, whether they are recent graduates or established artists looking to expand their skills and knowledge.

Additional Information

The MA Fine Art (Online) course is delivered through a virtual learning environment, which allows students to access course materials, submit assignments, and participate in live sessions from anywhere with an internet connection. Students will also have access to the same resources and facilities as on-campus students, including the University's library, studios, and technical support services. The course is designed to be flexible and can be completed part-time or full-time, depending on individual circumstances.

Unlock Your Creative Potential at Falmouth University

Falmouth University is one of the leading art schools in the UK, with a reputation for producing innovative and creative graduates. The University's stunning coastal location provides a unique inspiration for fine art practice, and students have access to a range of facilities and resources that support their development as artists. The course team consists of experienced artists and academics who are passionate about helping students achieve their full potential. With Falmouth University, students can be sure they are learning from experts in the field and gaining valuable skills and knowledge that will serve them well in their future careers.

For almost 120 years, Fine Art at Falmouth has challenged students to develop a practice that engages with the most pressing issues of today and tomorrow. On this Fine Art MA, you'll learn to build a sustainable practice as an artist while navigating the context of global economic, political, social and ecological change.

You'll have the opportunity to collaborate and build networks globally, all while enjoying the flexibility of online study. Through peer-led learning, mentoring, and guest lectures with a range of expert professionals, you'll create exhibitions, events and a curated body of work.

You will:

• Benefit from a vigorous programme of online guest lectures, workshops and masterclasses led by professionals from across the globe

• Have the opportunity to collaborate with and develop an international network of art practitioners and peers

• Apply critical reflection to define and articulate creative intent and purpose; analyse your practice about specific themes to develop a reflective, adaptive and resilient practice.

• Build an understanding of the historical and contemporary contexts that situate your practice about the art world's complex global networks and positionalities

• Consider the social, environmental and ecological impact of your acceptable art practice and how it responds or poses solutions to global challenges.

An honours degree or Level 6 equivalent qualification is desirable. However, candidates without a degree or formal qualification are still encouraged to apply. When you use it, we'll ask you to provide a portfolio of your most recent work. You'll need to submit a PDF or link to your online portfolio. Your portfolio should include 10-15 images, films, or audio artworks. The pieces should be captioned with their title, material, size, duration, and date. Please also provide a 300-500 word artist's statement that outlines the ideas and intentions of your practice.