MFA Fine Art

The Fine Art MFA course offered by University College London (UCL) is a two-year full-time or four-year part-time programme. Open to students around the world, the course introduces them to contemporary art practices in a research-intensive environment, enabling dynamic dialogue between traditional and digital media.Course Content: The Fine Art MFA course comprises weekly teaching sessions that include project space work, workshops, one to one tutorials, group discussions and critiques. The course emphasis is on individual practice and it entails studio research alongside theoretical inquiry, where students are expected to integrate the two areas in their final works.Key Modules: The curriculum includes key modules such as Studio Practice, where students work towards developing their personal artistic practice; Research Methodologies, which introduces key research strategies; and Workshops, which equip students with a wide range of practical skills. Future Careers: The Fine Art MFA course prepares students for a career in the creative and cultural sectors. Graduates from the course have established successful international careers as professional artists, curators, and academics. For more information on this course, please visit the official course page.