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PhD Typography and Graphic Communication
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  • Our doctoral students come from all over the world to study with us, attracted by the Department’s range and depth of expertise in typography and graphic communication. Students embark on research
    PhD Intercultural and Comparative Studies
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  • This PhD programme accommodates researchers with a background in literary studies, culture studies or linguistics, with knowledge of cultures and languages in addition to English, and with an
    MA Communication Design : Graphic Design pathway
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  • Working closely with global experts and established industry contributors, students develop their design skills within a framework of informed originality and excellence in practice. This approach
    PhD Art
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  • We make a distinctive contribution to creative knowledge through practice-led, theoretical, and art historical modes of enquiry.Our PhD programmes offer an interdisciplinary approach to
    MA by Research Typography and Graphic Communication
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  • Our MA by Research Typography and Graphic Communication course is a research-intensive programme that develops independent research and writing skills.Flexible structure allows you to tailor the
    PGCE Secondary Art and Design
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  • Develop your teaching skills, and qualify as a secondary arts and design teacher, with our PGCE Secondary Art and Design course at the Institute of Education.You’ll develop your teaching skills
    MA Fine Art
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  • Our MA Fine Art programme, delivered by high-profile international artists, and an additional guest artist, focuses on exhibitions and professional practice.Develop your creative inquisitiveness and
    PhD in Practice in Curating
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  • PhD Practice in Curating is a ‘by distance’ programme that understands the doctoral cohort and faculty as a supportive environment of shared knowledge production. We especially encourage applicants