Fine Art in University of Salford, UK

Fine Art in University of Salford

This fine art course prepares the next generation of contemporary artists and creative thinkers for their professional practice. This ideas-led, practical course will enable you to explore your ideas through a range of media including painting, sculpture, fine and digital print, installation, performance, fibre/textile, film and video, animation, community engagement and social practice, sound art, book works or any hybrid practices forged by you personally and suited to your expressive needs.

This is further supported by a critical and contextual framework that is tailored to your needs as a maker and creative practitioner.

The course is further enriched by embedded and co-curricular opportunities that includes real world professional experiences to support you to develop your individual practice through public exhibitions, site specific projects, live briefs, and gallery, museum and education placements.

In the most recent National Student Survey, 92% of students said the course is intellectually stimulating and that it challenged them to achieve their best work (University of Salford analysis of unpublished NSS 2019 data).

You will:

• Learn to specialise or move between any media of your choice with the teaching and guidance of experienced practitioners
• Develop your professional skills and practice in a new state of the art facility
• Explore your ideas through a range of media including painting, sculpture, fine and digital print, installation

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