Fine Art Robert Gordon University

Overview

The Fine Art programme at Robert Gordon University offers a series of connected learning experiences designed to challenge and evolve your specialist disciplinary practice. This master's level course provides a tailored environment that supports creative independence, imagination, and the development of original conceptual ideas.

Why Fine Art at Robert Gordon University?

Studying at Gray’s School of Art provides access to a dynamic creative community and exceptional facilities, including the best photographic darkroom studios in the North East. Students benefit from the Guest@Gray’s lecture programme, which connects learners with invited artists, designers, and industry researchers. The university maintains strong collaborative links with cultural organisations such as Peacock Visual Arts and the Grampian Hospital Arts Trust, offering unique opportunities for practice-based research and professional networking.

Tuition Fee Breakdown

• International fee: GBP 18590 per year
• National fee: GBP 5890 per year

Visit the Fees and Funding section for a breakdown in your local currency.

Syllabus

Modules may include:

• Fine Art
• Applied Practice
• Critical Contextual Studies and Research Methods
• Personal Development and Professional Networks
• Master's Project

Careers with Fine Art

Graduates are equipped with the expertise required to pursue rewarding careers as independent professional artists or to take on specialist roles within the wider creative and cultural sectors. Many alumni from the programme regularly exhibit their work internationally or secure positions as curators within major galleries. Additionally, the degree provides a foundation for significant career progression in further and higher education teaching. For those interested in academic advancement, the skills gained support further research at MPhil or PhD level.