The Course aims to:
- Provide students with exciting and diverse opportunities to advance and develop their fine art practice, contextual awareness, and theoretical knowledge/understanding within a supportive and creative environment.
- Support students to acquire advanced specialist knowledge and practical experience of working with different contemporary fine art media and its conceptual and theoretical relevance, and importance, including (but not limited to); painting and sculpture, printmaking, conceptual and social practices, intervention, performance, film, video, photography (digital and analogue), sound art, new-media, digital-media and installation.
- Enable students to develop an advanced level of fine art practice informed directly by a relevant theoretical and contextual framework and independently critically evaluate developments within their individual working practice.
- Produce informed independent fine art practitioners who can adapt their knowledge, understanding and skills for a variety of professional contexts and enable students to gain advanced knowledge of presentational strategies within contemporary fine art.
- Build advanced strategies for research through an in-depth exploration of different contemporary methodologies.
