Fine Art MA

The Fine Art MA program at Anglia Ruskin University provides students with the opportunity to develop their creative practice and critical understanding of contemporary art. The course offers a flexible structure, allowing students to focus on their chosen area of interest within fine art, whether that be painting, sculpture, printmaking, or other forms of visual expression. Students will have access to well-equipped studios and workshops, as well as the opportunity to exhibit their work in various campus galleries. The program culminates in a final project, which allows students to showcase their skills and creativity to a wider audience.

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Students on this course will have access to dedicated studio space and equipment, as well as opportunities for exhibiting their work both on-campus and off. The program is taught by experienced artists and educators who are actively engaged in the contemporary art world. Graduates of this program have gone on to pursue successful careers in fine art, galleries, and museums.

Experience the Best of Fine Art Education at Anglia Ruskin University

Anglia Ruskin University is a renowned institution for the study of fine art, with a long history of producing talented and innovative artists. The university's location in Cambridge provides easy access to London's vibrant arts scene and numerous cultural institutions. The program's emphasis on critical thinking and creativity prepares students well for the challenges of the contemporary art world.

Our Masters course will allow you to investigate a range of approaches used in fine art, from painting, sculpture, and printmaking, to more contemporary media such as photography, video, digital media, installation, sound, and performance. You will spend much of your time working and researching independently - but you will also learn about recent theories, contexts, and practices in lectures, seminars, and one-to-one tutorials. We will give you the chance to test out your ideas in a professional environment, and to pick up important transferable skills for your career through group and individual presentations and critiques, exhibiting, curation, and critical writing.

A good honors degree (or equivalent), normally in a related subject. Applicants with professional experience are also encouraged to apply.