BA Fine Art
Entry requirements
A level: BBB-BCC to include B in Art or related subject, plus satisfactory portfolio IB: 30-28, plus satisfactory portfolio
About this course
BA in Fine Art. Core topics include design and creative practice. The School of Art is a government-accredited art museum — one of only two such schools in the UK — holding a collection of around 20,000 prints, photographs, drawings, paintings and ceramics. Students curate an exhibition in the school's galleries as part of the degree scheme.
Modules
- Looking into Landscape: Reading, Researching, Responding
- Media Exploration
- Studio Practice
- Contemporary Painting
- Exploring the School of Art Collections: Research and Museums
- Illustration: Foundations to Storytelling
- Life Studies Begins
- Photography: Introduction to Darkroom and Digital Practice
- Printmaking: Material Transformations
- Representing the Body
- Revolutions & Modernities: Art in the Nineteenth Century
- Digital Skills
- Documentary Photography
- Drawn to Order: British Illustration since 1800
- Modernisms: Art in the Early Twentieth Century
- Portraiture:Identity
- Postmodernism and Contemporary Art
- The Image Multiplied: European Printmaking since 1400
- The Pre-Raphaelites
- Illustration: Binding Stories (1)
- Illustration: Binding Stories (2)
- Illustration: Worlds and Characters (1)
- Illustration: Worlds and Characters (2)
- Life Studies 1
- Life Studies 2
- Painting: Practice Development (1)
- Painting: Practice Development (2)
- Painting: Studio Practice
- Painting: Studio Practice
- Photography 1
- Photography 2
- Photography: Advanced Darkroom and Digital Practice (1)
- Photography: Advanced Darkroom and Digital Practice (2)
- Printmaking: Etching and Relief Printing (A)
- Printmaking: Etching and Relief Printing (B)
- Printmaking: Screenprinting and Lithography (A)
- Printmaking: Screenprinting and Lithography (B)
- Site Specific Exhibition
- Site Specific Practice
- Exhibition Preparation (2)
- Exhibition: Graduation Show
- The Professional Artist
- Curating an Exhibition: Researching, Interpreting and Displaying
- Portraiture:Identity
- The Image Multiplied: European Printmaking since 1400