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BA Art and Technology

University College London

Institution
University College London
Level
undergraduate
Subject
Slade School of Fine Art
Duration
3 years
UCAS code
W102
Typical offer
A-level ABB, IB 34

Entry requirements

A level: ABB (A portfolio of work is required.) IB: 34 points (A total of 16 points in three higher level subjects, with no higher level score below 5, plus a portfolio.)

About this course

BA in Art and Technology, a creative computing and fine art and fashion design degree exploring the intersection of artistic creation and digital innovation. Core topics include Programming. The course is hosted at the UCL Slade School of Fine Art and UCL East. The first year introduces foundational principles through Creative Computing 0: Coding Practice for Artists, Creative Computing 1: Sensing Practice for Artists, Histories and Theories of Art and Technology, Art Practice 1, Creative Computing 2: Artificial and Machine Intelligence in Arts Practice, and Technology as a Way of Seeing. The second year expands into immersive environments with Designing for VR/AR, Creative Computing 3: Worlding and Gaming in Arts Practice, Art Practice 2, Find Your Art and Technology Future, and Technology as a Way of Being. The final year culminates in advanced studio work and professional preparation through Independent Study in Arts and Technology Practice, Career Structures and Strategies, Art Practice 3, and Engagement, Exhibition, Experience and Display.

Modules

  • Creative Computing 0: Coding Practice for Artists
  • Creative Computing 1: Sensing Practice for Artists
  • Histories and Theories of Art and Technology
  • Art Practice 1
  • Creative Computing 2: Artificial and Machine Intelligence in Arts Practice
  • Technology as a Way of Seeing
  • Designing for VR/AR
  • Creative Computing 3: Worlding and Gaming in Arts Practice
  • Art Practice 2
  • Find Your Art and Technology Future
  • Technology as a Way of Being
  • Independent Study in Arts and Technology Practice
  • Career Structures and Strategies
  • Art Practice 3
  • Engagement, Exhibition, Experience and Display