MA Curating with Integrated Pre-Masters

The MA Curating course at the University for the Creative Arts is a practical and theoretical postgraduate program that trains students to design, curate, and implement various exhibits across different mediums such as physical, digital, and performing arts. In addition, the course provides significant opportunities for the students to curate exhibits with various arts organisations.Course Content: The course emphasizes practical training, in-depth case studies, and robust theoretical frameworks that help students acquire the skills required for professional curation. The course covers various areas such as event planning, interpretation and communication theory, copyright law, international art law, working with artists, and documentation processes.Key Modules: Some notable modules include 'Curating Contemporary Arts,' 'History and Theory of Curating,' 'Live Project,' and 'Dissertation/Work Placement.' These varied modules provide the students with hands-on experience in planning, developing, and executing exhibitions and other arts projects.Future Careers: Graduates of this course are equipped to join a variety of fields such as independent curatorial practice, arts management, museum and gallery curation, public programming, and more. Some graduates even embark on research and academic careers.For more information on this course, please visit the official course page.