Art, Design and Creative Practice The Glasgow School of Art

Overview

The Art, Design and Creative Practice from The Glasgow School of Art students begin with a three-week intensive period on campus in Glasgow before continuing online through flexible, interactive learning. 

Guided by expert staff, they develop creative confidence, practical and critical skills, and a deeper understanding of cultural and contextual issues. Graduates emerge as imaginative, responsible practitioners prepared for further study or professional practice.

The programme provides students, through the context of their chosen pathway, with the opportunity to:

• Develop the skills and knowledge to effectively plan and manage complex projects and confidently pursue academic ambitions and professional growth.

• Cultivate and develop a sustainable creative practice through research, experimentation, and making within a supportive and critically engaged community.

• Enhance their critical thinking, evaluative, and reflective skills through participation and engagement in independent and collaborative learning experiences.

• Develop advanced communication skills, processes, and practices, including spoken, visual, written and digital formats, to effectively engage diverse audiences.

• Explore, develop, and integrate ethical, sustainable and socially responsible methods and approaches relevant to their creative practice.