Overview
The Fine Art Programme at the University of Chichester is focused on individual progress and achievement with the freedom to explore studio and workshop practice across a broad range of skills and techniques.
| MA Fine Art Show, Wednesday 8th September 2010 |
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Students will deliver presentations on the development, progression and context of their work whilst studying on the MA Fine Art programme. Read more >> |
Degree Show 2010 Photographs
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Accommodate the unpredictable
You will find support and help from the staff and technicians to enable you to get the most out of your experience. Fine Art will work for you when you meet the challenges you face with drive, intellectual curiosity, a sense of adventure and an ability to accommodate the unpredictable.
The Fine Art Programme
Multi-disciplinary or specialist routes in:
- painting
- sculpture (including ceramic, metal, wood, casting etc)
- textiles (includes weaving, feltmaking, embroidery etc)
- print (includes silkscreen, etching, relief print)
- digital media (photography, video, sound, net.art, flash animation, installation & projection)
Our program of study is built around a principle of flexibility and choice.
- Students can move between disciplines, developing a hybrid practice (i.e. for example Painting, Print and Photography OR Textiles and Sculpture).
- Or students can focus on one discipline (i.e. specilialist painting or specialist textiles etc).
All routes can be taken full-time or part-time. Generally, part-time means taking 2 years to complete each level, so 6 years to finish the degree. It is possible to switch from part-time to full-time at key points.
Student satisfaction: View the results of the National Student Survey
The Fine Art course at Chichester in 2000 underwent the scrutiny of the Quality Assurance Agency (QAA). Fine Art at the University of Chichester was awarded an extremely commendable 22 out of 24.