Bachelor of Arts (Honours) - Fine Art (W100)

This course enables students to experiment and explore their creative potential, preparing them for a career in the visual arts or wider creative industries. Students will be able to work with a range of traditional and new technologies, developing their ideas through sculpture, painting, printmaking, installation, film/photography, performance and sound.

Kingston School of Art consistently ranks amongst the highest in the UK for Art and Design in the Guardian League Tables.

All students attend a diverse series of professional skills lecturers, practice seminars and artist talks from staff and guest lecturers, sharing knowledge and advice to help them navigate a future career in the creative industries. Students will learn how to develop and present their outward-facing profile using key strategic skills for planning, showing, recording and communicating their work.

Students have the opportunity to take part in wide range of workshops and internal/external live projects, gaining valuable experience of the industry, working collaboratively and across disciplines. Kingston School of Art has recently worked with organisations including: Tate, Stanley Picker Gallery, the Institute of Contemporary Arts (ICA), William Morris Society and Goldsmiths CCA.

Students will be taught by practising artists, writers and curators in purpose-built, dedicated studios and stunning technical workshops. They'll have opportunities for national and international field trips and study abroad. In choosing to study Fine Art they will become part of an inclusive and progressive community that will support and nurture their progression through to graduation and beyond. Once students graduate, they'll have gained real-life experience and skills and completed a portfolio that will help launch their career.