• Bachelor of Arts in Fine Art at the University of The West of England is a 3 years program.
  • It is an on-campus, honours program offered on a full-time basis.
  • This is a studio-centered course based at Spike Island, an internationally renowned contemporary art venue in the heart of Bristol.
  • Student get the option to choose from two pathways - Fine Art or Art and Writing.
    • Fine Art develops the practice in areas such as painting, sculpture, installation, performance, video, and digital media.
    • Art and Writing critically engage students with the practice as to produce artworks and written text, underpinned by theoretical perspectives.
  • students are regularly selected for fellowships and national competitions, including New Contemporaries, a platform for emerging artists.
  • Assessment takes place through essays, individual and group projects, and group presentations. There are no exams.
  • Students who get work experience tend to graduate with better degrees. Experience also hones the skills, industry knowledge, and professional network, making students a sought-after graduate.
  • Throughout the degree, students will explore and engage with the contemporary art world.
  • Students recently worked with artist Andy Holden, making a large sculpture for his solo exhibition at Bristol Museum and Art Gallery.