Art Practice and Learning Goldsmiths, University of London

Overview

The MPhil/PhD in Art Practice and Learning at Goldsmiths, University of London, delves into the intricate relationship between art practice and learning. Central to this programme is the exploration of how learning emerges from artistic practice and how it, in turn, influences art itself. This reflexive inquiry encourages students to engage deeply with both pedagogical and artistic methodologies, expanding the boundaries of what these practices can achieve.

Why Art Practice and Learning at Goldsmiths?

Goldsmiths is renowned for its innovative approach to education and its commitment to fostering creative research. The university ranks highly in various educational assessments, reflecting its dedication to quality and excellence. The Centre for the Arts and Learning provides a vibrant research community, where students collaborate with artists, academics, and educators to share insights and critique ideas. This collaborative environment enhances the learning experience, allowing for a rich exchange of perspectives and practices.

Tuition Fee Breakdown

The annual tuition fees for the MPhil/PhD in Art Practice and Learning are as follows:

• International students: £19,000 per year
• Home students: £5,006 per year

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Syllabus

The programme structure comprises both practical and theoretical components, culminating in a written thesis alongside a practice element. Students will engage in the following:

• Researching the outcomes of practice research, integrating both written and practical components.
• Exploring philosophical, political, aesthetic, and material dimensions of learning and practice.
• Participating in regular discussions within the research community to share and debate ideas.
• Undertaking a practice component that may include exhibitions, installations, or performances, which will complement the written thesis.

Careers with Art Practice and Learning

Graduates of the MPhil/PhD in Art Practice and Learning often find themselves in diverse roles within the education and arts sectors. Alumni have successfully pursued careers as educators, researchers, and practitioners in various settings, including cultural institutions and universities. The programme equips students with the necessary skills to critically engage with contemporary art and educational practices, preparing them for impactful careers in these fields.