Fine Art with Diploma in Creative Computing

OVERVIEW

While studying BA (Hons) Fine Art course at Norwich University of the Arts (Norwich), you will develop your skills in critical thinking, collaboration, independence and creativity. Learning and teaching is delivered within an ethical, diverse and sustainable context, resulting in skills and knowledge appropriate for a wide range of contemporary applications. Central to the aim of the course is the belief that you will ‘learn how to learn’, thereby providing resilience within future employment and practice.

KEY FEATURES

- Introduction to a variety of fine art approaches paired with a historical and theoretical foundation

- Gain key technical knowledge through a range of comprehensive workshops

- Incredible studio spaces, which are your own designated spaces

- Receive feedback and tailored guidance through regular tutorials

- Creative Practice, Careers and Employability and Communication and Research are embedded into all the course units, presenting a holistic, integrated approach to learning

- Develop business skills such as promoting and selling your work, growing your audience, curation, contracts, costing jobs and presenting your outcomes

- Learn through a variety of learning and teaching methods including lectures, individual and group tutorials, academic workshops and studio time

- Get ample opportunities to engage in collaborative projects through course links with regional, national and international organisations

DIPLOMA IN CREATIVE COMPUTING

The year-long Diploma in Creative Computing year takes place between Year 2 and 3 of the course and is designed to introduce you to creative computing and gain an understanding of how you can use coding skills to advance and complement your creative practice. You do not need any prior experience of coding to participate, just a curiosity about creative computing and a desire to push your own practice digitally.

YOUR FUTURE

Through a variety of projects, some working with external partners, your creative development will evolve alongside the acquisition of valuable transferable skills such as complex problem solving, communication skills, emotional intelligence, organisation and team working.

Throughout your degree in Fine Art, you will have the chance to develop links with regional and national organisations and through the visiting lecture series you’ll get to network with contemporary artists, curators, academics and writers. In addition, the University provides a Year 2 optional additional year in work experience and professional practice.

OUR STUDENTS’ WORK

Explore our online Graduate Showcase – celebrating the very best Norwich University of the Arts graduate work. Scroll each reel to explore at nuagradshowcase.com