The Fine Art master's degree at Oxford Brookes University offers a stimulating and critical environment for you to develop essential professional skills. You will advance your independent artistic practice while deepening your theoretical knowledge and understanding of fine art. The program provides access to experienced tutors who are practicing artists, curators, and researchers, as well as skilled technical specialists. You'll benefit from a dedicated 24-hour studio space, fostering a supportive community of artists. The course also offers professional placement opportunities at contemporary galleries and arts institutions, preparing you for a career in the arts or further PhD-level study.
Living expenses are estimates and depend on accommodation choices and lifestyle. This includes accommodation (£135-£240/week), telephone (£11/week), food (£50/week), household goods and laundry (£22/week), course essentials (£5/week), and other leisure/socialising (£100/week). Optional field trip costs are not included in the fees.
The Fine Art Master's programme can be studied full-time over one year or part-time over two years.
Estimated living costs for a 52-week postgraduate course range from £16,796 to £22,256 per year, depending on accommodation and lifestyle choices.
This Master's degree is designed to advance your career in the arts, whether through direct professional practice or by preparing you for further academic study at PhD level. It also offers professional placement opportunities.
The course is structured around practice, theory, and professional experience, with learning occurring through lectures, seminars, tutorials, and workshops. You will develop an independent artistic practice across various mediums.
Students benefit from dedicated 24-hour studio space, access to state-of-the-art workshops including laser cutters and 3D printers, and can utilize VR and AR equipment.