
On Falmouth's renowned Fine Art degree, you'll explore critical approaches to art, driven by curiosity. You'll have access to studio spaces and a range of facilities, including 3D, printmaking, and time-based media workshops, allowing you to experiment with various mediums and develop your artistic practice. The course emphasizes critical exploration of historical and contemporary art, cultural issues, and debates. Throughout your studies, you'll develop professional practice skills, learning to present your work effectively and identify opportunities for a sustainable career in the arts. You'll also collaborate with peers and staff on group exhibitions and online festivals, building an industry-ready portfolio by graduation.
The Fine Art degree is studio-based, encouraging you to delve into culture and theory while evolving your practice and gaining professional skills. You will investigate contemporary and historical art practices, theories, and debates, learning to present your work effectively. You'll collaborate on planning and delivering public exhibitions.
Information on fees, costs, and funding can be found via the 'Fees, costs & funding' link on the course page.
The course duration is 3 years for the standard degree, with an option to extend to 4 years if you choose to study with an integrated foundation year or a professional placement.
Students have access to studio space from day one, along with 3D, printmaking, and time-based media workshops to support their artistic practice.
Prospective students should apply online through the university's application portal, submit a portfolio of their artwork, and may be invited for an interview.
You will need to submit a completed application form, a portfolio of your artwork, and your academic transcripts/certificates.
The course aims to equip you with an industry-ready portfolio and professional practice skills, preparing you for an enduring career in the arts and beyond.