• The Bachelor of Arts in Fine Art Aberystwyth University is a full-time 3 years program.
  • Studying at the School of Art, students will have access to an internationally renowned collection of art and artifacts. Their collection consists of some 20,000 prints, photographs, drawings, paintings and ceramics. They actively draw on those original works of art to build a practical knowledge of art history.
  • The School of Art is a government-accredited art museum that runs its own galleries. There are only two such schools in the UK. This means a hands-on study of art in a museum environment. It gives the opportunity to engage creatively with art history by curating works from their collection as part of their degree scheme. For examples of a student-curated exhibition, visit their Museum and Galleries blog.
  • As a student here, they will be joining one of highest-ranking art departments in the UK for student satisfaction and employability success.
  • Their staff is actively engaged in research, and their findings inform our teaching in the School of Art. Their team of experts includes well-known art historians, practicing curators and exhibiting artists.
  • During the time in the School of Art, students will have the opportunity to work with and study our internationally renowned collection of prints, photographs, paintings and ceramics.
  • All students in their school have access to their teaching facilities which include a MAC suite, studios, and learning spaces.
  • The highlight for all students in their department is curating an exhibition in their galleries as part of the students’ degree scheme.
  • On their doorstep is the National Library of Wales. One of only five copyright libraries in the United Kingdom, the National Library in Aberystwyth holds over six million books, maps, prints and manuscripts, and has an outstanding collection of paintings and works on paper.
  • This course is available to students who have completed a foundation course in Art.