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MA Art Education, Culture and Practice
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  • The Art Education, Culture and Practice MA examines the relationship between art practice, culture and pedagogy and enables students to develop innovative approaches to educational research across
    Fine Art MFA
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  • Hone your practice in painting, sculpture or fine art media while learning to reflect on your work through a critical studies component. The Fine Art MFA is an 18-month programme enabling you to
    Conservation of Contemporary Art and Media MSc
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  • This exciting two-year MSc Conservation of Contemporary Art and Media offers a unique opportunity to undertake vocational training in the conservation of contemporary sculpture, installation, and
    Creative Documentary by Practice MFA
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  • Designed for students with filmmaking experience who want to develop their craft and deepen their artistic practice, this 21-month practice-based Creative Documentary by Practice MFA degree will
    Designing Audio Experiences: Art, Science and Production MA
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  • The sound industry is crying out for scientifically-informed, creative audio designers. This MA will give you a sought-after mix of specialist technical spatial audio skills, in an environment where
    Jewish Studies MA
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  • Gain expertise, develop your knowledge of Hebrew and prepare for a future career in research or across multiple industries through this degree. Taught from the only Hebrew and Jewish Studies
    Fine Art MA
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  • Develop your potential as a professional artist or researcher in painting, sculpture or fine art media. The 24-month Fine Art MA is a practice-based course that enables you to hone your skills, while
    History of Art MA
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  • Immerse yourself in art and artefacts from every time and place with a Master's in History of Art at UCL. Over a year, you'll build the expertise to engage with visual and material cultures