GOLDSMITHS COLLEGE, UNIVERSITY OF LONDON · UNITED KINGDOM
MPhil/PhD Art
PhD · Taught in en
At a glance
48 mo
Duration
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IELTS
€32k
Tuition / yr
en
Language
PhD
Level
- 4th in UK, Top 25 in World for Art (QS WUR by Subject 2024)Global Ranking
- 3-4 years full-timeStandard Duration
- Access to 11 specialist Art Practice AreasFacilities
- Free access to Adobe Creative Suite (Photoshop, Premiere Pro, Illustrator)Software Access
- International community of artists and researchersCommunity
The MPhil/PhD Art programme at Goldsmiths supports innovative research in fine art, curating, and art writing, either as established practices or through the development of new modes specific to your project. This research degree is structured around your individual research under supervision, complemented by a programme of seminars and installations that foster dialogue with fellow research students and a broader community. Goldsmiths welcomes research proposals in any area of fine art, curating, and art writing, with a preference for projects aligning with the research interests of the academic staff.
Careers
Graduates from the MPhil/PhD Art programme have established successful careers in a variety of fields, including galleries, museums, education, media, the music industry, and academia. Many alumni continue to thrive as practising artists, achieving international recognition and winning major awards.
- Practising Artist
- Gallery Professional
- Museum Professional
- Educator
- Media Professional
- Academic
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Fees
Tuition (international)International - full-time: £27500 per year
Tuition (home)Home - full-time: £5238 per year. Home - part-time: £2619 per year.
Living—
These fees are for the 2026/2027 academic year. International students cannot typically study part-time on a student visa. Please contact the Admissions Team for specific visa-related queries.
How to apply
1. Review Programme DetailsFamiliarise yourself with the programme pathways (Thesis by Practice, Thesis by Practice and Written Dissertation, Thesis by Written Dissertation) and the research areas of the academic staff.
2. Prepare Research ProposalDevelop a clear research proposal that outlines your intended area of study and methodology.
3. Check Application DeadlinesNote the specific deadlines for scholarship applications (5 January 2026) and the self-funded round (4 May 2026) for September 2026 entry.
4. Submit Online ApplicationComplete and submit your application through the Goldsmiths online portal.
5. Attend Interviews (if required)Shortlisted candidates may be invited for an interview.
Scholarships
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Migrant Futures Institute—
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