BA (Hons) Fine Art

Fine art graduates move forward into an increasingly broad range of professional futures, including postgraduate study in visual art at Teesside University (MA Fine Art) and education through Graduate Teacher Training and Recruitment, acquiring sponsored fellowships and arts-based residencies (facilitated by DigitalCity and Tees Valley Arts), develop independent practice through locally based studio groups (Saltburn Artist Projects, Navigator North and Platform Arts), work as curators for gallery-based exhibitions (The Heritage Gallery and Python Gallery), take advantage of local and regional opportunities for additional professional development (a-n and Arts Council England, North East) and, as self-employed artists, become experienced cultural practitioners.

96-112 points, including a creative subject, from any combination of recognised Level 3 qualifications. Consideration is also given to students without formal qualifications but with evidence of practical art and design experience at an appropriate level. Applicants may be invited to share a portfolio where applicable to show creative skills in fine art.

20 Hours of work permit weekly for international students.