Why Goldsmiths? GoldsmithsLondon 64 Anthropology StudyAtGold 02 Endless innovation, one inspiring legacy GoldsmithsUoL 66 Art 12 A world of choice, one life-changing decision 18 Thousands of individuals, one supportive community GoldsmithsUoL 68 Arts Administration & Cultural Policy 30 Limitless sights, one sensational city GoldsmithsUoL 38 All of London, one campus GoldsmithsUoL 70 Community Studies 46 Untold opportunities, one unforgettable experience 58 Countless paths, one destination 72 Computing 74 Creative & Cultural Entrepreneurship Our postgraduate degrees 76 Curating 62 Types of postgraduate course 64 Degree programmes 78 Design 108 Specialist programmes for international students 80 Education Next steps 82 English & Comparative Literature

116 How to apply 84 History 117 Entry requirements 119 Fees 86 Journalism 120 Scholarships and funding 122 Visas and immigration 88 Management 123 Index of programmes 90 Media, Communications & Cultural Studies 92 Music 94 Politics & International Relations 96 Psychology 98 Social Work 100 Sociology 102 Theatre & Performance 104 Therapeutic Studies 106 Visual Cultures LONDON THE EYE TAT E TOWER SOUTH LONDON BRIDGE BANK MODERN SHARD BRIDGE HALLS

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HALLS HALLS HALLS GOLDSMITHS CAMPUS HALLS Our academic legacy stretches back to 1891, but we are always looking forward. Full of students and staff who are inventive, imaginative and original, Goldsmiths provides an environment where new ideas flourish.

02 03 History. It’s all about the past, right? But it’s important for the future. A future you can direct, improve, design. A blank canvas for all your challenging theories and ground-breaking ideas.

We’ve got a reputation where all of that’s concerned.

Leaders, believers, creators and debaters – they’ve all studied here, and they’ve been inspired to change things, challenge things, and pave the way in all sorts of areas.

“At Goldsmiths Goldsmiths graduates have won Oscars, Turner Prizes and Ivor Novello Awards to name a few. you definitely But they also include people you might not have heard about who are passionate about improving feel like you’re society and making a difference – whether that’s the social workers connecting with families in part of something local boroughs, the sociologists critiquing the criminal justice system, or the designers new, original suggesting new visions for the future. From the big names to the unsung heroes, and from and innovative.” traditional industries through to markets that don’t even exist yet, your time at Goldsmiths will David encourage you to engage with the world around Postgraduate student you and inspire you to think big. LET YOUR IMAGINATION RUN Endless innovation, one inspiring legacy inspiring one innovation, Endless

04 RIOT 05 06 Endless innovation, one inspiring legacy 1891 of the working and artisan classes. artisan and working the of knowledge and skills the improving to dedicated founded, is Institute &Recreative Technical Goldsmiths’ Some key moments our history in teacher trainingteacher programmes. Goldsmiths introduces 1900 University ofLondon. Goldsmiths joinsthe nearly everynearly day oftheyear. hours aday, seven days aweek been rebuilt andisnow open24 during World War II.Ithassince damaged by bombs incendiary The Goldsmithslibrary is 1940

19041950 popularising theminiskirt. responsibledesigner for arenownedbecomes fashion diploma course, andlater Goldsmiths tostudyanart to Quantcomes Mary 1989 Goldsmiths Students’ Union. the at gig first their perform Blur Classics series. in thePenguin Modern first blackpoettoappear in the1970s, the becomes who studiedBA Sociology Linton Kwesi Johnson,

2002 psychology labs. space andcutting-edge opens, providing studio fineart The BenPimlottBuilding 2010 media facilities. media and industry-standard academic departments several housing doors, its opens Building Hall Stuart Professor £20million The

2005 2013. in to win on going Blake James with Prize, Mercury the for nominated are Blake James and B Katy graduates Music Popular BMus 2011

07 2013 innovative fiction. literature recognising launches, The GoldsmithsPrize for 2014 for hisfilm12Years aSlave. Picturewins aBest Oscar Graduate Steve McQueen • • • • arts andculture.arts formusic, acelebration of Bestival toGoldsmiths comes  cinema toGoldsmiths. brings anon-campus A partnershipwithCurzon  History Masters.History world-first Queer Goldsmiths announces  Which? University 2017 and politicaluniversities by students. Voted oneofthe UK’s topcreative 2017 2016 is duetoopen. forpublic gallery London, anewContemporary Art, Goldsmiths Centre for 2018 08 Goldsmiths: a close-knit community, a rich academic heritage, a creative powerhouse, a thought-provoking place.

“ What I love about Goldsmiths is that it’s a quirky place where I was able to be a square peg. It never tried to mould me, it just fitted around my ideas – no matter how strange they were.” Rene MA in Dramaturgy & Writing for Performance

“ The teaching staff always supported students in their efforts to push boundaries and think about things in original ways, celebrating unforeseen intersections between the students’ work, the academy, and the world outside.” Jacob MA in Research Architecture

“ The programme gave me guidance, flexibility, and freedom to initiate projects, work collaboratively, and take risks.” Kamal MA in Photography & Urban Cultures

“ I was seeking an environment that could play a pivotal role in pushing me out of my comfort zone. Goldsmiths provided me with an enhanced vision to look at things from an altogether different perspective.” Aisha MFA in Fine Art

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09 “ Without my tutors and friends from Goldsmiths I couldn’t have tapped into the boundless magic of creativity and found the necessary courage to be my creative self.” Mylène MA in Creative & Cultural Entrepreneurship “ The course taught me to try and ‘decentre’ myself from a trained way of thinking, critiquing our own identity and philosophy in order to understand how we got where we are.” Paul MA in Postcolonial Culture & Global Policy Endless innovation, one inspiring legacy inspiring one innovation, Endless

10 11 Goldsmiths is where the world opens up before you – and invites you to transform it. Immerse yourself in a subject you love, develop your own ideas, and get inspired.

12 13 Challenge your old ideas, study a fascinating subject, and see the world differently. IMMERSE

YOURSELF At Goldsmiths you can find creative and contemporary postgraduate courses that will challenge you to see the world differently.

Whether you want to explore the forces shaping society or gain the experience you need to pursue a career you’re passionate about, you’ll look at your subject in fresh ways that will spark IN A your imagination. Learn from world-leading minds who’ve been involved in some of culture and society’s defining moments, and from practitioners who have direct connections with the creative, SUBJECT cultural and business sectors. Many of our degrees are interdisciplinary, so you’ll be encouraged to make connections between lots of different subject areas. This YOU LOVE will illuminate your studies, and encourage you to view your learning in the context of the wider world.

And we have a fantastic public events programme that covers thought-provoking talks, seminars, recitals and exhibitions. You’ll find free events taking place nearly every day on campus – a great way for you to connect with contemporary issues, get inspired, and network.

Find out more Explore our degrees on pages 64-107 and at gold.ac.uk/course-finder A world of choice, one life-changing decision life-changing one choice, of world A

14 “ My experience at Goldsmiths was “ The friendly atmosphere so much more than just learning new skills, it changed me on a in the department, as deeper level. I feel I have grown throughout my training and opened well as its excellent up in ways I never knew were academic reputation, possible. I see my Goldsmiths training as a seed that has been made me decide to gently planted in me, and I know come to Goldsmiths.” that that this seed will keep growing throughout my working Bomiegha and life experiences.” MPhil/PhD in Educational Studies Gema MA in Dance Movement Psychotherapy

“ After years of market- “ It is important now more than ever to interrogate how we construct orientated work visual narratives of different assignments I found cultures, to promote diversity, to challenge the politics and the act of critical aesthetics of representation in the media and to fight the dangerous and free thinking othering in our society. The course inspirational, and to my enabled me to gain a deeper understanding into the complexities understanding this is of these discourses – it was an the highest aim and enriching and inspiring experience.” Charlotte long-lasting legacy MA in Visual Anthropology Goldsmiths could pass on. Goldsmiths gave me the theoretical understanding and confidence to try something new and step off the beaten track.” A world of choice, one life-changing decision life-changing one choice, of world A Michael MA in Photography & Urban Cultures

16 17 Goldsmiths is a meeting ground for the brightest minds. The people who follow their own path and move with the times – sometimes in unexpected directions. And the people who shake things up.

18 19 We teach you how to think, not what to think.

“ The major jewels at Goldsmiths CHANGE were my coursemates, and other fellow students on different programmes. The passion, intelligence, wit, and interests of them all made THE WORLD every day the most interesting day. The diversity in personal AROUND and professional backgrounds and interests made the dialogue rich and stimulating, and for that I will be forever grateful to have been able to The people at Goldsmiths make the place. study at Goldsmiths.” Every day, chance conversations in tutor groups, YOU over coffee or between library shelves can spark Michelle life-long friendships, creative adventures or MA in Arts Administration new enterprises. & Cultural Policy

From inspiring lecturers and tutors to enterprising fellow students, you’ll find a buzzing and energetic community of people who want to change things for the better.

Our academics are inventive, progressive and pioneering. They actively teach on our degrees, and they care about getting the best out of you. So you could have a Monday morning seminar with the person who’s written the core cultural theory text that’s on reading lists across the country, or the professor who’s been mentoring sports psychologists for the Paralympic Games.

Students from different cities and countries come with their unique perspectives on everything from the death of privacy to the future of artificial intelligence. It creates an open-minded atmosphere where you have the space to develop and play with your ideas.

And when you graduate from Goldsmiths, your relationship with us doesn’t end. You’ll become part of a creative and collaborative

Thousands of individuals, one supportive community supportive one individuals, of Thousands community of 60,000 former students spanning 140 countries across the globe.

20 21 “ My personal highlights were the open-mindedness and non-dogmatic approaches from both staff and fellow students as well as the diversity of my cohort (as individuals and in education or professional background).” Philipp MA in Social Entrepreneurship

“ No matter what your subject area, Goldsmiths will root your study in creativity, innovation, and the pursuit of social change.” Adrienne MA Writer/Teacher Thousands of individuals, one supportive community supportive one individuals, of Thousands

22 23 “ Goldsmiths was simply the best place “ Goldsmiths is everything I could have ever chosen for my I could have hoped for and postgraduate studies. You can feel the more. I chose it because dynamism of the Goldsmiths community I craved a multicultural everywhere. There is such movement in experience and London students working on their artistic projects is the perfect city for that. and collaborating to make new things all There are 18 people on the time. Goldsmiths is such a special my course and 10 of us place because it brings together such are from outside the a broad scope of disciplines. Psychology, UK. It’s the ultimate drama, literature, film, fine art, computer multicultural experience.”

science... they all converge in its potential Njoki for development thanks to critical thinking MA in Television Journalism and creativity.”

Inés Postgraduate student in English & Comparative Literature

“Studying at Goldsmiths was a game changer, in a professional and a personal context. Being part of such an international environment and studying a course with a bunch of incredible individuals has changed my entire way of thinking.”

Timm MA in Political Communications Thousands of individuals, one supportive community supportive one individuals, of Thousands

24 25 How can you examine and challenge Media academic highlights plight of refugee children human rights violations? What’s A film made by a Goldsmiths academic the best way to engage the general highlighting the plight of refugee children was recently used as “cornerstone” evidence in public in the contemporary art a high court judicial review. Professor Sue world? Can you use psychological Clayton’s work ‘Calais Children: A Case To Answer’ has been submitted as part of a insight to develop meaningful challenge to the Home Office over its treatment digital interactions? Our pioneering of child refugees. The Public Law team at Duncan Lewis Solicitors took up the case after being academics are asking these questions – urged to visit the Jungle by Professor Clayton, and many more besides – right who had also helped organise a census of the children living there, which found that up to now, carrying out work that has a 2,000 lone youngsters were living amid chaos wide-reaching impact on public life, and danger. and that encourages people to question the world around them. Here’s just a sample of what’s Exposing state crimes and human happening at Goldsmiths. rights violations The research agency, based at Goldsmiths, has received a European Cultural Foundation (ECF) award for inspiring change in the way people shape societies. Forensic Architecture was praised by the ECF for seeing art as a way to expose injustice in communities, and for helping people to recover and rethink the past in order to change the world. The team undertakes historical and theoretical examinations of the history and present status of forensic practices in articulating notions of public truth, paying particular attention to state crimes and human rights violations. They seek to provide new kinds of evidence for international prosecution teams, political organisations, NGOs, and international institutions such as the UN. Forensic Architecture has recently exhibited at the Institute for Contemporary Art in London, and the Museo Universitario Arte Contemporáneo in Mexico City, and has been nominated for the 2018 Turner Prize. Thousands of individuals, one supportive community supportive one individuals, of Thousands

26 27 Using psychology to direct digital media Professor of Psychology Jonathan Freeman set up a Goldsmiths spin-off company, i2 media research, in 2002 to apply psychology theory and methods to the optimisation of digital media products and services. This year i2 media was invited to exhibit and present at SXSW (South by Southwest) in Austin, Texas. “From insight into experiences of virtual reality and its relation to understanding consciousness, to understanding why social media is so engaging for some people and the real reasons people engage with different media, nearly every project we engage with has both practical and fundamental considerations and impacts,” explains Professor Freeman.

Exhibitions announced for new Goldsmiths gallery The new Goldsmiths Centre for Contemporary Art (CCA) is due to open to the public this autumn with a solo exhibition by New York-based artist Mika Rottenberg. Subsequent shows will include solo exhibitions of Kris Lemsalu, Alexis Hunter, and a presentation of work by the Chicago Imagists. Goldsmiths CCA will also host talks, performances, films and other events related to its exhibition programme. It will be open to everyone and will also feature programming for young people and communities in the Lewisham area.

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Month-long sound system celebration hits Goldsmiths A celebration of sound system and vinyl culture was recently held at Goldsmiths. The month-long programme included hands-on workshops on how to build sound systems and the art of toasting, a Strictly Vinyl conference, club nights, and a photography exhibition that shed light on a new generation of UK sound systems and their operators. Professor Julian Henriques, from the Department of Media and Communications, said: “In the midst of the current vinyl ‘revival’ it is important to recognise the hugely important role that the Jamaican sound system played in turning

Thousands of individuals, one supportive community supportive one individuals, of Thousands the domestic record player into a musical instrument in its own right.”

28 29 One of the world’s greatest cities, connected to the very heart of global industry. Study in dynamic London, meet students from 140 countries, and experience all that the capital has to offer.

30 31 VOTED THE WORLD’S BEST STUDENT CITY QS Best Student Cities 2018

A UNIQUECulture Life in New Cross Cultural life is very rich in London, and you Goldsmiths is in New Cross, South-East London. could be seeing new plays, visiting art galleries It’s the perfect place to have a unique London LONDON and watching performance poetry every day if experience – close enough to easily access the you had the energy. If your funds are low there landmarks and nightlife of the bustling city are many places to access for free – from the thanks to great transport links, but with enough Science Museum and V&A in Kensington, to the going on locally to keep you entertained. two Tate galleries on the Thames, and from Damien Hirst’s Newport Street Gallery in It has a rich tradition of creativity, home to Vauxhall to the Southbank Centre at Waterloo. emerging musicians, artists and community leaders, as well as a thriving student population. EXPERIENCE Music and nightlife London is a musical hub, with world-renowned You’ll find a diverse range of restaurants, cafés London is a special place. A hub for industry, live venues – from the Royal Albert Hall to the and shops nearby, including food from around politics, and the arts. A melting pot of creativity Roundhouse, and from the Barbican to Bush the world – the Caribbean, China, Hungary, and culture. Somewhere that will inspire you, Hall, as well as thousands of smaller, more India, Korea, Lebanon and Turkey to name just and connect you to Europe and the wider world. intimate spaces. You’re guaranteed to find a few places. There’s also lots of local nightlife, musical events and club nights to cater to including pubs, comedy venues and some Just like Goldsmiths itself, London is steeped every possible taste. nearby clubs. in history but always offers something fresh and new. Enjoying the outdoors Local neighbourhoods Although Goldsmiths is in inner London, you If you fancy a longer walk or a short trip on the don’t have to spend your time here surrounded bus or Overground, there are lots of other areas by buildings and traffic. The city is full of to explore: beautiful parks and opportunities to enjoy the outdoors – and South London is one of the best | Camberwell | Canada Water | Deptford | parts with 34% green space. Forest Hill | Greenwich | Lewisham | Peckham | Shadwell | Shoreditch | Stratford Opportunity on your doorstep One massive advantage of studying in London is the access it can give you to the centre of business Find out more and the creative industries in the UK and beyond. gold.ac.uk/area-guides Whether you’re interested in working in politics, the media, an NGO or the arts, living in the capital Limitless sights, one sensational city brings you closer to the large organisations that influence Britain and the world.

32 33 “ London provided unique scientific, academic, and cultural opportunities that I would not have had elsewhere. I was able to engage with the rich academic context in London and the UK broadly, with opportunities to participate in conferences, workshops, and hands-on research at other institutions. London is an endlessly fun and vibrant city, and a year spent there is an opportunity not to be missed!”

Daniel MSc in Music, Mind & Brain

“ Goldsmiths is a great community that will help you adapt to life in the big city and make you feel like a true Londoner with time. The diversity and inclusiveness here are second to none, enabling students to see multiple perspectives and broaden their horizons.”

Dan MA in Creative & Cultural Entrepreneurship Limitless sights, one sensational city

34 35 36 37 At Goldsmiths, nearly all of our teaching, learning and support facilities are in one place. It creates a close-knit community feel, where you’ll soon be bumping into friends in corridors, and lecturers in coffee shops.

38 39 Campus highlights:

• Thirty Five, the newest café on campus • Fitness centre ClubPulse, filled with cardio machines, a strength zone, training rig OUR and a fitness studio with over 40 classes a week • The College Green, the perfect spot to enjoy a summer’s day • Professor Stuart Hall Building first floor – take a seat, catch up with friends, and enjoy the view • Curzon Goldsmiths, our on-campus cinema, screening the latest cinematic releases during SINGLE SITE, evenings and at weekends CLOSE-KNIT • Students’ Union Shop – to pick up stationery, art supplies, or a revision snack • L aurie Grove Baths – one of three Grade II listed buildings on our campus, this former Victorian swimming baths is now home to art studios and exhibition space

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ImagineCAMPUS a campus university, but in one of the world’s most exciting cities. That’s us.

Goldsmiths is in New Cross, which is in London’s zone 2. It’s less than 10 minutes by train to central London and East London, so you’re close to all of the world-renowned museums, theatres, galleries and music venues it holds.

But you also get to enjoy the friendliness and convenience of a single-site campus. It’s where your lectures and seminars take place, and it’s where you can access important facilities like the Library and Careers Service. The only exception is MFA students in the Department of Art, whose studio space is currently based in nearby Deptford.

The campus is a bustling place: wander through the corridors and you’ll hear music students practising their scales, you’ll see curating students installing exhibitions, and you’ll get a sense of the thriving intellectual community by noticing adverts for the latest events taking

All of London, one campus place around campus on a regular basis.

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“ Goldsmiths is a warm, STUDENTS’ supportive and inclusive community. I have developed many authentic friendships and UNION a better version of myself.”

At the heart of our inspiring student community Gloria is the Students’ Union (SU). Run for students MA in Arts Administration and by students, it’s a place to try something & Cultural Policy new, get immersed in the Goldsmiths community, and be inspired to change the world around you.

You could:

• Join a community of like-minded postgraduates, who regularly meet for networking and social “ Goldsmiths is vast and yet I feel very events, including postgraduate-themed much at home and part of the family. coffee breaks The campus is a lively and friendly • Develop skills and meet new people by joining place. It has been the most some of the 100+ sports clubs and societies, incredible few years of my life spanning everything from tech and dance to surrounded by supportive peers and cultural groups and competitive sport tutors – extraordinarily challenging, • Host a radio show, write for the award-winning but also rewarding.” magazine, or join the filmmaking group Helen • Campaign on an issue that’s close to your heart MA in Dance Movement Psychotherapy and make positive changes at Goldsmiths or in the wider world • Socialise in the SU bar or café, and go to events including club nights, live music, quizzes, film screenings, performances and debates • Get involved in your academic community by representing the educational interests of students on your course, ensuring you have the best time possible at Goldsmiths, and get the most from your degree All of London, one campus

Find out more 42 goldsmithssu.org 43 “ Studying at Goldsmiths was an invaluable experience: I met so many diverse, intelligent, creative students and colleagues, and professional and experienced tutors who I thank for inspiring me to learn for life. The people I met and relationships I created during my years here led me to further professional journeys, which I feel passionate, excited and proud about.” Gabriele MA in Dance Movement Psychotherapy All of London, one campus

44 45 Make the most of all the opportunities available to you – from professional careers advice and networking events through to enhancing your study skills and making friends for life.

46 47 Work placements Not only do placements help you develop skills and gain experience of the working environment, they’re also great for increasing confidence and helping you build a network of useful contacts. / Many of our degrees offer the possibility of an 9 10 integrated work placement, and you can also of Goldsmiths students progress to work access placements through the Careers Service. or further study when they graduate Destinations of Leavers from Higher Students have recently completed placements Education (DLHE) 2015/16 (based on at the British Red Cross, Google and The Wall postgraduate taught student respondents Street Journal. International students have surveyed six months after graduation) work placement restrictions (see page 121), but our Immigration Advisory Service will Some of the top employers of our YOUR be able to advise you on what is possible graduates include: within the terms of your visa. Find out more at gold.ac.uk/immigration

Expanding your professional network FUTURE Make use of Goldsmiths Connect, our online NHS platform that puts you in touch with students, From the moment you arrive at Goldsmiths, staff and alumni all over the world. It’s we want you to start thinking about your somewhere you can ask for careers advice, future so that you can make the most of all develop collaborations, or even find a mentor. the opportunities available to you. Whether TATE you’re already passionate about a particular Support for international students field, or keen to keep an open mind about where We run events on finding work and applying postgraduate study will take you, we can help for a visa after you graduate. Goldsmiths also illuminate all the different paths your future CAREER takes part in the Tier 1 Graduate Entrepreneur could take. BBC visa scheme, which allows our graduates to compete to develop a genuine and credible Goldsmiths Careers Service business idea with dedicated business support Our Careers Service can give you professional for up to 24 months. careers advice from the very start of your studies. They’re part of The Careers Group, – recognised as an APPLE

international centre of excellence and the largest higher education careers service in Europe. They can also provide support including Find out more appointments with dedicated careers consultants, gold.ac.uk/skills-careers CV checks, and practice interviews, and have resources where you can search for jobs and internship opportunities.

Industry links We run regular careers fairs, networking events and industry panels where you can hear from 40% professionals working in sectors like publishing, of postgraduate students had the the media, charities and NGOs, and the arts. opportunity to take a placement Many Goldsmiths graduates return to take part module or professional training in these industry events. And if you’re studying placement in 2017-18 a practical degree you’ll be supported by technicians and practitioners who have direct connections and extensive experience in areas like filmmaking, music and theatre. Untold opportunities, one unforgettable experience unforgettable one opportunities, Untold

48 49 Seeing the world: international opportunities Fancy taking your studies overseas for a term “ The networks developed with or gaining international work experience during your time at university? There are a number of colleagues when working so intensely opportunities available for you to study or work abroad during your time at Goldsmiths and we in this dedicated environment are have a team in place to help you along the way. International experience gives you the chance to lasting, and set each one of us in good live in another country, make new friends, and develop your academic and employability skills. stead for future collaborations as we

At postgraduate level we currently have each migrate from academic to study exchange agreements with the following institutions: professional environments.”

Steph Anthropology (PhD) MFA in Computational Arts University of Warsaw, Poland Computing (PhD) University Pierre and Marie Curie, France “ Being at Goldsmiths Design (PhD) “ Since leaving Goldsmiths, I have been really lucky Technische Universität München, Germany was a very inspiring to both continue projects worked on during my English & Comparative Literature MA and to start new work experiences. I am a (Masters & PhD) time, not only because Humboldt University Berlin, Germany co-founder of an entrepreneurial creative agency University of Trento, of the course content, called NX Creative Lab. This project was started during our time at Goldsmiths and really epitomises English & Comparative Literature (PhD) but also because of University of Malta what studying at Goldsmiths meant to me – University of Vienna being in a class full making friends and meeting future business Media & Communications (PhD) partners all while learning valuable skills. The Freie Universität Berlin, Germany of (aspiring) change university has continued to support this project University of Milan, Italy makers from all over since we graduated, which demonstrates how much University of Naples L’Orientale, Italy Goldsmiths values their students and alumni.” Politics (PhD) the world. It helped me Courtney Roskilde University, Denmark immensely to build my MA in Creative & Cultural Entrepreneurship Psychology (Masters & PhD) KU Leuven, Belgium global network.” Pázmány Péter Catholic University, Hungary Sociology (Masters) Melanie University of Milan, Italy MA in Social Entrepreneurship “ My MA introduced me to such a Sociology (PhD) Humboldt University Berlin, Germany broad range of industry professionals. Theatre & Performance (Masters & PhD) Those contacts, along with the University of Peloponnese, Greece academic learning from the course, Visual Cultures (Masters & PhD) Humboldt University Berlin, Germany still inform my practice today – some 15 years later!” Find out more Untold opportunities, one unforgettable experience unforgettable one opportunities, Untold gold.ac.uk/study-abroad-and-exchanges Adrian MA in Arts Administration & Cultural Policy

50 51 Wifi You can connect to our wifi network, eduroam, from anywhere on campus. Eduroam is an international roaming service, so you can access FACILITIES TO it from many other universities in the UK or overseas.

Equipment loans ENHANCE You can borrow audio-visual equipment like cameras, projectors, lighting and adapters on a short-term basis.

Print Services Need to print your coursework, materials for an YOUR LEARNING event, or business cards? Our in-house Print Services unit offers digital printing and finishing – perfect for producing your creative work.

Department facilities Many of our practice-based departments have their own facilities, from labs and workshops Our learning facilities are on our single-site to a theatre and TV studio. Find out more on campus, so you don’t have to travel far to access pages 64-107. them. But being part of the University of London means you’ll also be able to make use of all the University of London additional resources that offers. As a Goldsmiths student, you benefit from being part of the University of London – the third Library oldest university in England. This means you’ll Open 24 hours a day, seven days a week nearly be able to use Senate House Library, giving you every day of the year, the Library has space access to millions of books, journals and digital for individual and group study. You can access resources, and beautiful study spaces in the reading and audio-visual materials relating to centre of London. the modules you study, and benefit from workshops and one-to-one sessions where you can learn more about skills like academic Find out more writing, referencing and research techniques. gold.ac.uk/facilities If you have any questions about finding what you need, your subject librarian will be happy to help.

IT There are PCs and Macs inside the Library and around campus, with academic and course- specific software that you can use for researching and completing your assignments, and for accessing your Goldsmiths email account and shared files. You’ll also be able to connect to learn.gold, the Virtual Learning Environment (VLE) where you can find resources relevant to your degree. We have an Assistive Technology Centre, which has assisted learning software specifically for students with learning disabilities. You’ll also find a Digital Media Suite where you can use machines with specialist video- and audio-editing software, and there’s a help desk Untold opportunities, one unforgettable experience unforgettable one opportunities, Untold open seven days a week to support you with any IT queries you might have.

52 53 Workshops and support groups Immigration Advisory Service (IAS) Want to find your voice in groups and seminars? The IAS provides help and advice to all new and Suffering from anxiety? Keen to learn more existing international students, from help with about mindfulness? We run workshops and applying for your visa to study with us, through support groups throughout the year where you to advice about working during or after your can reflect on issues or concerns you may have, studies. They can also help you if you have any and focus on areas in which you may want to problems with your visa during or before your SUPPORTING YOU develop your skills and understanding. studies. Find out more on page 122. THROUGH YOUR Enhancing your academic skills Healthcare There are regular workshops and one-to-one If you are living in New Cross and the nearby sessions run by our Academic Skills Centre, areas you will be in the Lewisham and Greenwich giving you the opportunity to develop your healthcare trust and can register with a GP skills in areas like researching, essay writing, (General Practitioner) near Goldsmiths. presenting, exam revision, dissertation planning and time management. You can also book an Chaplaincy STUDIES appointment with one of our resident Royal There’s a Chaplaincy Centre on campus where Literary Fellows – professional writers who can anyone is welcome to drop in during opening help you improve your essay-writing skills. hours if they’d like to be in a quiet space. The Chaplaincy is a multi-faith team available Developing your English language for everyone, regardless of religious beliefs We’re here to give you all the help and guidance We offer in-sessional academic language or practices. you need while you’re studying with us – from development courses for students enrolled on the first moments you’re here, right through to Goldsmiths degrees who don’t speak English as Out-of-hours support graduation and beyond. their first language. The courses, offered Campus Support Officers can provide support by the English Language Centre, will help you from 6pm to 6am seven days a week. Whether Welcome Week develop English language skills related to your you’re stressing over an essay, have concerns Every September there’s a week packed full area of study, and improve your understanding about a friend or you’re just having ‘one of those of welcome and induction events for new of the conventions of academic writing and days’, you can drop by for a cup of tea and students. From campus and local area tours presentation style. a friendly chat. to meet-and-greets, they are all designed to help you get to grips with university life Alumni benefits and make friends. When you graduate from Goldsmiths, your “ You won’t often have relationship with us doesn’t end. You’ll join The Student Centre a creative and collaborative community of There’s a Student Centre where you can access an experience like 60,000 former students, spanning 140 countries. help with all aspects of being a student at There are reunion events and alumni groups Goldsmiths – whether that’s enrolments, fees, studying at Goldsmiths you can join, and new graduates continue to housing, or assessments. You can also access: receive free professional careers advice and in your lifetime. access to the Library for three years after • Wellbeing services – if you have any personal they’ve left Goldsmiths. issues affecting study, mental health It changed me deeply. difficulties, or extenuating circumstances It helped me to find • Counselling – a confidential service that aims Find out more to help build your resources so you can achieve my inner strength, gold.ac.uk/students/studying your academic and personal potential • Disability Service – if you have a disability, power and vulnerability. long-term medical condition, specific learning difficulties such as dyslexia, or mental health It helped me to find difficulties, the Disability Service can help arrange support and put adjustments in place my voice.”

Johanna MA in Dance Movement Psychotherapy Untold opportunities, one unforgettable experience unforgettable one opportunities, Untold

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Campus tours the MA, classes were Take a look around Goldsmiths and the local area on a campus tour led engaging, inclusive and by a current student. CONTACT stimulating; tutors were gold.ac.uk/campus-tours If you have any questions about a particular programme you can find the convenor’s interesting, informed and Events details on programme pages on our website: Music recitals, degree shows and other lively supportive; and fellow and inspirational public events take place gold.ac.uk/course-finder students were diverse, almost every day at Goldsmiths, and most of them are completely free. Check our online “ The atmosphere in If you’re thinking of studying a research interesting and, well, events calendar to find out what’s happening. degree you can explore our research centres Goldsmiths is eclectic, and areas of academic expertise: gold.ac.uk/events just very likeable.” gold.ac.uk/departments creative, personal and Sally

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60 61 Upgrading is a major milestone in your progress. It’s also an opportunity to experience a viva voce STUDYING on your work, which is valuable practice for your PhD viva later. If you are unable to upgrade AN to PhD registration you may be able to submit a shorter thesis for an MPhil qualification.

TYPES OF MPHIL/PHD Training opportunities POSTGRADUATE During your PhD you’ll undertake training to develop your research skills and techniques. Graduate study at Goldsmiths is a transformative Some of this training will be through your experience that will prepare you for leadership supervision, while some departments organise and innovation in your chosen field. We have discipline-specific seminars and training courses. around 600 research students, and community In addition, the Graduate School (see below) and collaboration are vital to the research offers training in core research methods. experience here. COURSE We also support you in thinking about how to Induction programme plan for life after your PhD, and offer courses In addition to the Goldsmiths-wide welcome for early career researchers and for anyone who programme (page 54), the Graduate School (see is planning to become an academic. right) organises a three-day induction at the start of term. Your academic department will also Graduate School TAUGHT arrange an introduction to their facilities and Doctoral and graduate research is immensely any additional support you might need. RESEARCH rewarding. It requires innovation, drive and, at times, endurance. The Goldsmiths Graduate MASTERS DEGREES The structure of your research degree School can support you throughout this journey. You will have a main supervisor and a second supervisor. During your first three months at The Graduate School acts as your advocate DEGREES Research Masters (MPhil, MRes) Goldsmiths your supervisors will help you draw within Goldsmiths, giving you advice and These courses will encourage you to think up a research plan and set detailed objectives for direction if you need it, and providing dedicated independently and produce original material. your first year. They will also be available to offer We offer the following Masters degrees research facilities and training to make sure advice and suggestions as the project evolves, at Goldsmiths: you’re well equipped for the challenges of An MRes (Master of Research) is similar to an and you’ll receive regular one-to-one tutorials. MPhil but also includes specialist training in graduate research. It also offers funds to enable • MA – Master of Arts you to attend conferences and/or conduct research skills. It’s often associated with the Throughout your programme you’ll progress • MFA – Master of Fine Arts research at other institutions, and to develop social sciences and is primarily a taught with your independent learning, but there • MMus – Master of Music programme. The MRes usually lasts for one your own conferences and events at Goldsmiths. • MSc – Master of Science are also lots of training and professional year (full-time). development opportunities that you can access. The Graduate School organises a series of And each year you’ll complete an annual Masters degrees are taught courses that seminars and practical sessions that foreground An MPhil (Master of Philosophy) is usually progress report to reflect on how your research usually last 12 months (full-time). Exceptions key areas relevant to postgraduate research a precursor to a PhD (Doctor of Philosophy): is developing. are our MFA programmes and our MA in Art you register for the MPhil and if your work students, both in early stages and as they Psychotherapy, MA in Dance Movement approach the latter stages of their PhD careers. is suitable you can be ‘upgraded’ to You should aim to complete and submit your Psychotherapy (page 105) and MA in Design: These take place once a month during term-time, a PhD programme. thesis within the allowed period for a PhD (four Expanded Practice (page 79). and are open to all MPhil/PhD students. years full-time; eight years part-time). You’ll be PhD assessed on your thesis (which may contain Masters degrees often culminate in As a member of an institute of the University of A PhD (or ‘doctorate’) is a research degree, a practical component depending on your a research project or dissertation, London, you can also access the research events and is the standard requirement for anyone who research), and on an oral examination (viva voce). which can form the basis for further wants to become a researcher or an academic. at the 10 Institutes of the such as a PhD. Studies. Find out more at sas.ac.uk. Upgrading from MPhil to PhD registration It consists of a research project and a substantial You’ll usually begin your research degree by thesis, which is guided by at least two registering as an MPhil/PhD student. To complete Find out more supervisors. Full-time PhD students must a PhD you must upgrade to PhD registration after gold.ac.uk/graduate-school complete their thesis before the end of four years completing an agreed part of the research and

of registration (including the ‘writing up’ year). training programme. For full-time students For part-time students the corresponding period you must upgrade before 24 months (ideally is eight years. earlier). For part-time students this must happen by 48 months.

62 63 TH Anthropology in the UK for research intensity Research Excellence Study anthropology in a lively and politically conscious Framework 2014 department, where staff are active researchers, (based6 on research quality scores in the Times Higher committed to publicly engaged anthropology across Education subject rankings) the world – from London to Ladakh.

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MA in Applied Anthropology & Community & Youth Work

“ At Goldsmiths I was Key facts encouraged to pursue Choose between contemporary Masters degrees and develop my academic that cover diverse areas from social and visual anthropology to community development and background in political museum practice. Several of our MAs include economy and refine it placement opportunities, giving you the chance MA in Anthropology through the lens of to put your learning into practice in a & Museum Practice delivered anthropological thinking. professional setting. in partnership with The Horniman Museum & Gardens The many-sidedness of Learn in a stimulating environment. Staff the programme also research infuses teaching, and you’ll get the offered the opportunity to chance to attend seminars, talks and screenings explore my visual practice in anthropology, documentary and the visual For the latest Taught programmes Research programmes arts via our dedicated visual anthropology department from an academic angle. news, read our MA in Anthropology & Cultural Politics MRes in Anthropology centre. And because Goldsmiths has a thriving I have been infused with blog at international community, you’ll get to study sites.gold.ac.uk/ a great variety of with a global mix of students, providing a rich MA in Anthropology & Museum Practice MRes in Visual Anthropology anthropology challenging approaches range of anthropological perspectives. and research material MA in Applied Anthropology MPhil & PhD in Anthropology You’ll be able to access a wide variety of research that I can draw on in the & Community & Youth Work years to come.” areas including regional and subject specialisms, and you’ll get to learn anthropological theory as MA in Applied Anthropology MPhil & PhD in Visual Anthropology Wasil well as research methods. Our wide range of & Community Arts MA in Anthropology option modules means that you could opt to & Cultural Politics explore broader questions of ideology, power, MA in Applied Anthropology and global political economy. & Community Development MA in Migration & Mobility Career inspiration Our graduates have gone on to work for the United Nations, Amnesty International, the MA in Social Anthropology World Bank, charities, NGOs (non-governmental organisations) and CSR (corporate social responsibility) consultancies. MA in Visual Anthropology

Find out more Check programme pages on our website for entry requirements; gold.ac.uk/anthropology see pages 117-118 for more information

64 65 TH Art in the world for art QS World University The Department of Art specialises in making, curating Rankings by and writing about contemporary art in a dynamic, Subject 2018 critical and interdisciplinary environment. We count 12 among our alumni some of the most influential and successful artists working today. This includes 28 nominees and seven winners of the Turner Prize, and winners of a host of other awards.

“Goldsmiths introduced Key facts Career inspiration me to the idea of criticality We work with a network of highly accomplished Our graduates progress to all kinds of careers: (not to be confused with artists, curators, galleries and museums to create many are successful and award-winning an inspiring environment in which you can artists, while others are working as curators, the act of merely being study and develop your own independent video and media practitioners, writers and critical). It has provided fine art practice. academics. We are establishing a dedicated me with a structure and professional development programme within compass with which to You’ll benefit from excellent technical facilities. our postgraduate programmes that will sustain my practice Our art practice areas provide the highest quality reinforce the already very strong reputation equipment and training in a wide range of an MFA in Fine Art or Artists’ Film affords our in a meaningful way. technical areas, including digital media, graduates’ prospects. Goldsmiths made it photography, printing, textiles, woodwork, possible to ask more casting, metals and ceramics. We provide space pertinent questions for artists, and spaces for performance work, Find out more gold.ac.uk/art whilst at the same time temporary projects and exhibitions. The MFA programmes are located in a dedicated making me aware of postgraduate centre for the study of being part of a bigger contemporary art in Deptford, 10 minutes’ interdisciplinary picture.” walk from the main Goldsmiths campus.

nJua The department is actively engaged with MFA in Fine Art London’s world-leading professional art scene, Taught programmes Research programmes and our location provides the opportunity to MA in Artists’ Film & Moving Image MPhil & PhD in Art make the best possible use of the capital’s resources, including a diverse range of exhibitions and events. We are opening an MFA in Fine Art important new public art gallery on campus – Goldsmiths Centre for Contemporary Art – which will launch with an amazing programme of Check programme pages on our website for entry requirements; contemporary art exhibitions, performances, see pages 117-118 for more information films, talks and events in autumn 2018 (see page 29).

Facilities You may also be interested in Studio space | Research labs for casting, Curating degrees, page 77 constructed textiles, fine art printmaking, 3D MFA in Computational Arts, page 73 printing, media research, metal, photography, print and dye, stitch and fabric, woodwork 66 67 Arts Administration & Cultural Policy Engage with the key issues in the formulation of arts and cultural policy, and the administration of the arts. You’ll have the opportunity to forge an international network of colleagues and develop your future career.

“ I absolutely loved my Key facts time at Goldsmiths. You’ll be taught by experienced staff from The curriculum was the Institute for Creative and Cultural Entrepreneurship (ICCE), and by practitioners engaging, inspiring and from many companies, venues and national eye-opening, but best organisations, providing a direct link with the of all I got to study cultural professions. alongside brilliant like-minded people from You’ll get to learn in a rich international context. Many of our students come from overseas, all over the world. The providing valuable personal perspectives on n the MA in Arts degree was the ideal arts administration and cultural policy in their Administration and stepping stone to starting home countries, which enhances the learning Cultural Policy you’ll have the opportunity my career in the arts in experience for everyone. O to take a placement the UK.” Being a global leader in the arts and one of the with an arts organisation. Jana most important cultural centres in the world, MA in Arts Administration London is the perfect place to study these & Cultural Policy subjects – whether that’s through providing examples of cultural or event-led regeneration Taught programmes Research programmes and tourism, connecting you with arts organisations, or helping you to develop an MA in Arts Administration & Cultural Policy MPhil & PhD in the Institute for Creative inspiring professional network for your future. & Cultural Entrepreneurship

Career inspiration MA in Cultural Policy, Relations & Diplomacy Our graduates are working in the UK and across the world in senior positions in arts and culture, MA in Tourism & Cultural Policy in major venues and organisations, and for governments. They’re working at institutions including English National Ballet, Royal Society of Literature, Musée d’Orsay and Check programme pages on our website for entry requirements; Asia University Museum of Modern Art. Find see pages 117-118 for more information out more at gold.ac.uk/icce/alumni-profiles.

Find out more You may also be interested in gold.ac.uk/icce Creative and cultural entrepreneurship degrees, page 75 MA in Arts Administration & Cultural Policy: Music Pathway, page 93 68 69 e offer research Community Studies W opportunities in community and youth work, and in faith-based social st In the 21 century, communities have to think creatively action, religion and society. to deal with the challenges they face. Through academic theory and practical fieldwork, you’ll learn about the root of some of these challenges, along with inventive approaches for tackling discrimination and oppression.

Accreditation “ Studying at Goldsmiths Key facts gave me the unique You’ll learn about key concepts relevant to opportunity to reflect on community development – from gender and race to class and culture – along with more specific my practice and values contemporary social issues like gentrification, MA in Applied Anthropology whilst also recognising the transnationalism and mental health. You’ll also & Community & Youth Work need to navigate around develop anthropological research methods, the complicated youth enabling you to study communities by using work policy landscape. techniques like surveys, in-depth interviews and participant observation. Our lecturers and tutors encouraged creative You’ll also undertake three placements in at least thought, challenged our two different organisations, enabling you to learn through experience, and reflect on your own intrinsic beliefs, and All Masters degrees supported us to develop values and professional practice. And you’ll develop a critical understanding of managing holistically as practitioners. projects, staff and resources, how to prepare Find out more No suggestion or question budgets and funding bids, and how to monitor gold.ac.uk/community-studies was insignificant, and and evaluate projects. none was too profound – each interaction gave Our multicultural and collaborative learning environment encourages mutual respect and Taught programmes Research programmes room for us to critique understanding, and values every student’s MA in Applied Anthropology MPhil & PhD in Community & Youth Work our understanding of the individual contribution and perspective. & Community Arts sector that we were so passionate about.” Career inspiration MA in Applied Anthropology MPhil & PhD in Religious Studies Our former students have gone on to set up arts & Community Development and community development projects, manage Roxi MA in Applied Anthropology youth services, and become community artists MA in Applied Anthropology & Community & Youth Work & Community & Youth Work and musicians. Some examples of recent graduate employment include: health youth worker for a London borough, leading on LGBTQ Check programme pages on our website for entry requirements; awareness; community development worker see pages 117-118 for more information in a social work team in Hong Kong; mentor and befriending coordinator at a civil society equalities organisation.

7070 71 Computing At Goldsmiths you’ll find a special approach to computing. From developing computer systems that compose music and build virtual environments, to defining and implementing new social media tools, computing here is creative and innovative. You’ll be encouraged to take a fresh approach to the subject and use it to invigorate the world around you.

eep up-to-date with department news “ The course and Key facts K by subscribing to our Goldsmiths itself provided You’ll gain an excellent understanding of existing blog at doc.gold.ac.uk/blog a range of theoretical commercial practices while developing a wide appreciation of the discipline, meaning that and practical discourses your knowledge and skills can adapt to this and introduced me to ever-changing industry. Taught programmes Research programmes people from different MA/MFA in Computational Arts MPhil & PhD in Arts & Computational Technology backgrounds and Benefit from our distinctive approach to disciplines, all of which teaching. We aim to develop your creative skills alongside your technical skills, and you’ll learn MA in Computer Games Art & Design MPhil & PhD in Computer Science informed my process. from our expert team of friendly, supportive I was able to build a unique staff who are working at the frontiers of digital MA in Independent Games & Playable artistic practice myself, practice and research. Experience Design which is something I will take with me forever.” We have a terrific range of guest speakers from MA in Virtual & Augmented Reality industry: from key players at the biggest (3D Graphics & User Experience Pathway) Nelmarie computing and technology organisations in MFA in Computational Arts London through to start-ups and charities. MSc in Virtual & Augmented Reality (Programming & Computer Science Pathway) Facilities MSc in Computational Cognitive Digital fabrication lab (a place for radical Neuroscience experimentation) | VR, motion capture and games facilities (to forge links between digital MSc in Data Science technologies and artistic practice)

Career inspiration MSc in User Experience Engineering Many graduates are extremely successful in securing jobs in their field within just a few MA/MSc in Digital Journalism months of graduation. They’ve taken up roles at Sony SCEE, Geomerics, IdeaWorks, Bossa Studios, Telegraph Media Group, Time Out, Unit9, and Uniblue Systems. Check programme pages on our website for entry requirements; see pages 117-118 for more information

Find out more gold.ac.uk/computing You may also be interested in MA in Creative & Cultural Entrepreneurship, page 75 72 73 Creative & Cultural Entrepreneurship Develop your creative potential and understanding of entrepreneurship’s relevance to the cultural and creative industries, and its impact on society. You’ll be encouraged to transform your ideas into sustainable enterprises that can have a strong social and aesthetic effect.

“ I came to Goldsmiths Key facts hese programmes are hoping for a good We’ll encourage you to take a creative, shaped around your education, but was entrepreneurial approach to the generation ambition – you’ll develop of new ideas, businesses and enterprises, the theory, tools and rewarded with practical T and the infrastructure that supports them. network to develop your knowledge and thinking and put your ideas experiences that I had You’ll be taught by experienced staff from into practice. only dreamt of. Being the the Institute for Creative and Cultural youngest amongst my Entrepreneurship (ICCE), by Goldsmiths staff from partner departments, and by practitioners peers I was a bit nervous and alumni from business, venues, organisations about the amount of and social enterprises, providing a direct link Taught programmes Research programmes with current practice and policy. experience that I brought MA in Creative & Cultural Entrepreneurship MPhil & PhD in the Institute for Creative to the table. Yet it was & Cultural Entrepreneurship that very aspect that London is a global hub for the creative and cultural industries and for social enterprise, made the learning so and is therefore an ideal base for learning about MA in Events & Experience Management much more meaningful these fascinating contemporary subjects, and putting your learning into practice. and fun as my ideas fitted MA in Luxury Brand Management in well with veterans from various creative Our MA in Creative and Cultural Entrepreneurship provides the opportunity to develop specialisms MA in Social Entrepreneurship worlds studying with me.” in Computing, Design, Fashion, Leadership, Devankit Media and Communications, Music, and PGCert in Museums & Galleries MA in Creative & Cultural Theatre and Performance. Entrepreneurship Entrepreneurship Career inspiration Our alumni have created businesses, gained Check programme pages on our website for entry requirements; investment, and won awards for innovation see pages 117-118 for more information and creative enterprise. Others are working in the UK and around the world in senior positions in arts and culture, in major venues and organisations, and for financial You may also be interested in institutions and governments. Find out more Arts administration and cultural policy degrees, page 69 at gold.ac.uk/icce/alumni-profiles.

Find out more 7474 gold.ac.uk/icce 75 TH Curating in the world for art QS World University Develop professional and academic excellence in the Rankings by Subject 2018 field of contemporary curatorial practice by joining 12 a postgraduate programme in our world-leading Department of Art. Our graduates work in leading museums and galleries around the world, and are hugely influential in the development of contemporary art globally.

“ Goldsmiths helped me to Key facts develop critical thinking You’ll take up the challenge of exploring and relationships with contemporary curating as an artistic, social and critical undertaking, and you’ll be encouraged lecturers and visiting to innovate and experiment with your practice. speakers who gave me advice and support. The department is actively engaged with During my degree I also London’s dynamic and world-leading did work experience at an professional art scene. We work with a network of highly accomplished artists, curators, galleries established commercial and museums in London (and internationally) art gallery and took to create an inspiring environment in which you part in a curatorial can study and develop your curatorial practice. project at South London Gallery, as well as an At Goldsmiths you’ll be working alongside some of the most creative and ambitious art students international exhibition.” in the world, creating opportunities for Irini collaborations, to build professional networks, Digital Programmes Manager and to engage directly with the very best of at V&A, Head of New Media your generation. Arts Development at Watermans, Taught programmes Research programmes and contemporary art producer Facilities The MFA programme is located in a dedicated (Curating graduate) MFA in Curating MPhil & PhD in Curating postgraduate centre for the study of contemporary art in Deptford, 10 minutes’ walk from the main Goldsmiths campus. Check programme pages on our website for entry requirements; Career inspiration see pages 117-118 for more information Recent employers of our MFA Curating students and graduates include Tate Modern, the Guggenheim Museum, Venice Biennale, White You may also be interested in Cube Gallery, Portikus and Kunst-Werke. Art degrees, page 67

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76 77 Design Push the boundaries of design at Goldsmiths. You’ll challenge the discipline’s role and conventions, unshackling the design process from traditional specialisms and entrenched methods. In doing so you’ll become aware of understanding and approaching design as a way to address and affect positive change within contemporary society.

Key facts Our post-disciplinary practical Masters programme encourages you to examine and transform your design practice into a critical and social undertaking. It’s not about rigidly positioning you as a particular type of designer (eg product, graphics, interaction) – instead you’ll explore topics and issues that affect society right now that require a responsive, fluid and collaborative approach to design. On the 15-month Masters you’ll be taught TH through project-based learning by prominent in the world for art practitioners, leaders and visiting speakers, “ The main reason for and design and you’ll have dedicated studio space, as well QS World University choosing this course was as access to industry-standard workshops and Rankings by Subject 2018 to have the opportunity to computing labs. 12 reframe my professional practice in an international Through an Extended Study you could choose to undertake a professional placement or and research-based masterclass, decide to immerse yourself in field environment. In an era Taught programmes Research programmes research, or take part in a conference programme. Find out more of radical change, where All of these options provide a fantastic gold.ac.uk/design MA in Design: Expanded Practice MPhil & PhD in Design algorithms replace opportunity to develop your professional skills designers, I realised that and networks. it is necessary to define Facilities Check programme pages on our website for entry requirements; first what the problem is, Studio space | Workshops with digital equipment | see pages 117-118 for more information rather than solve it.” Computing suites

Career inspiration Jinyoung Lee You may also be interested in Our graduates don’t just feed the industry – they MA in Design: Expanded Practice PGCE (Secondary): Design & Technology, page 81 shape and lead it. Typical careers for design alumni include setting up their own studios, and working as designers and consultants for established agencies, and in the charity, heritage and public sectors.

78 79 Education Higher Degrees & Initial Teacher Education

The preparation of teachers is central to the early history of Goldsmiths (we’ve been educating teachers since 1900), and the Department of Educational Studies proudly continues this tradition. But ‘education’ is about so much more than becoming a teacher, and our programmes reflect this wider view of the discipline.

e’re a friendly “ The MA provided me with Key facts department, and you’ll an exciting opportunity Education is a window through which to view the W receive individual attention and to gain a solid foundation world, with the power to define who we are and how we live. We’ll encourage you to question, support for your studies. in the field of applied critique and explore, with a strong focus on the linguistics with a particular themes of social justice and inclusion. You’ll focus on its use in the investigate the tensions that can arise in a system Taught programmes Research programmes educational context. that advocates education for all, but prevents the full participation of some groups within society. MA in Arts & Learning MPhil & PhD in Art Practice The special focus on & Learning multilingualism couldn’t You’ll learn from academics who are leading the MA in Children’s Literature MPhil & PhD in Education be more fitting for a field and researching areas including identity, university located in the language and multilingualism, and the arts MA in Creative Writing & Education heart of South-East and learning. MA in Education: Culture, Language & Identity London where cultural and Our MA programmes are distinguished by their linguistic diversity can be emphasis on the interplay between culture, MA in Multilingualism, Linguistics & Education found all around. Even language, identity and creativity, while our after graduating, the area PGCE programmes provide opportunities in Primary and Secondary teaching, covering still feels like home and I Initial Teacher Education (ITE) programmes always look forward to any a range of subject areas. PGCE (Primary) opportunity to go back.” Career inspiration Tom Our former students are now working as teachers PGCE (Secondary) Standard Programme: Art & Design; Biology; MA in Multilingualism, and lecturers, education strategists, consultants, Chemistry; Design & Technology; Drama; English; Mathematics; Linguistics & Education researchers, and community liaison officers. Media Studies with English; Modern Languages; Physics

Find out more PGCE (Secondary) Part-Time Programme: Biology; Chemistry; gold.ac.uk/educational-studies Design & Technology; English; Physics

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You may also be interested in MA in Children’s Literature: Children’s Illustration, page 91 80 81 In the world’s English & Comparative TOP 100 for English language and literature QS World University Literature Rankings by Subject 2018 Study English and comparative literature from a variety of critical and creative perspectives. From literary studies to critical theory, from linguistics and translation to creative writing, and from Shakespeare to the present day, you’ll be able to explore the subject in a thriving research department that combines solid theory with an innovative approach.

“ I was excited by the idea Key facts Career inspiration of being able to study You can study texts from different periods, Our graduates have gone on to have successful language and culture in an backgrounds and media. Our staff have diverse careers as published writers and playwrights, research specialities, so they’re well-placed to winning awards including First Book international university, help you develop your own interests whether they Award, The Sunday Times Young Writer of the with students and lie in British, American, Caribbean, postcolonial, Year Award, and the European Union Prize for lecturers from around the comparative or world literature; in different Literature. Others have gone on to pursue careers world. The year did not aspects of linguistics; in translation theory and in academia, journalism, advertising, public disappoint. On this course practice; or in creative writing, whether as poet, relations, teaching, translation and research. or as fiction or creative non-fiction writer. I became a linguist: one dedicated to exploring You’ll be able to stay in touch with current Find out more my own interests and debates in literature and with the most recent gold.ac.uk/ecl passions with the writing through our regular public events and knowledge and analytical our dedicated Writers’ Centre (gold.ac.uk/ writers-centre), which has been established to Taught programmes Research programmes skills gained on this MA. encourage new writing, and hosts literary MA in Black British Writing MRes in English I cannot praise the readings and discussions. The department is also lecturers highly enough. home to the annual Goldsmiths Prize for boldly MA in Children’s Literature MPhil & PhD in Creative Writing innovative fiction (gold.ac.uk/goldsmiths-prize). They are brilliant, kind, MA in Creative & Life Writing MPhil & PhD in English, thoughtful and present.” London offers an excellent range of research Comparative Literature Carter facilities in literary, linguistic and cultural or Linguistics MA in Sociocultural Linguistics studies. We work closely with the University of MA in Creative Writing & Education London’s prestigious School of Advanced Study and its specialist institutes for English Studies, MA in Literary Studies (with pathways in: American Literature Modern Languages Research, and the Study of & Culture; Comparative Literature & Criticism; Critical Theory; the Americas. You can also apply for a reader’s Literature of the Caribbean & its Diasporas; pass to the British Library – the second largest Modern Literature; Romantic & Victorian Literature & Culture; library in the world. Shakespeare: Early & Modern) MA in Multilingualism, Linguistics & Education

MA in Sociocultural Linguistics

MA in Translation

Check programme pages on our website for entry requirements; 82 see pages 117-118 for more information 83 History History at Goldsmiths is interdisciplinary, comparative and research-led. Our staff are internationally recognised, award-winning experts in their fields, with particular specialisms concentrated around three research clusters: the history of medicine, emotions and the body; military history; and the history of the Balkans/Russia/East-Central Europe.

“ On the MA we focus on Key facts bringing queer theory and Our teaching encompasses Asia, Africa, Britain, queer identity into the Western and Eastern Europe, with a particular focus on the interplay of political, religious, practice of history: what intellectual and cultural differences across time is queer in a historical and place. setting, and how do we define it in research? As The department is small and friendly, with a a queer person myself I’m dynamic postgraduate community researching diverse topics that range from 19th-century very aware of the power freak shows to the visual history of the Atatürk asters students can of being able to identify cult to contemporary Irish identity. take modules in other people and practices departments and at other University of throughout history, and You’ll be eligible for free membership of the M London institutions, enabling I’m passionate about Institute of Historical Research in central London, offering an excellent library and you to tailor your studies. researching that.” nearly 70 regular research seminars, several convened by staff in the department. Maayan MA in Queer History Career inspiration Our graduates have gone on to pursue careers in media, local government, journalism, museums, Taught programmes Research programmes charities, the arts and academia. MA in History MRes in History

Find out more MA in Queer History MPhil & PhD in History gold.ac.uk/history

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84 85 Journalism Develop the practical skills and experience you’ll need to work as a journalist at the highest level. You’ll graduate with the hands-on multimedia experience to prepare you for a successful career in journalism, whatever your preferred platform.

he department is a hub for debate and discussion about journalism and the wider media, and we have many guest speakers and networking T events throughout the year. Key facts Our programmes blend intensive workshop- based training in key practical skills such as news writing, video reporting, data and broadcast skills with lectures in subjects like media law and research techniques. We’ll encourage you to become a critically aware, thinking journalist who sees your work in its wider social context.

You’ll be taught by journalists with experience at the highest levels of the industry in professional environments, which could include fully Accreditation equipped newsrooms, radio and television studios, and editing suites. So you’ll be learning “ The programme combines the latest techniques, and receiving training traditional news and that’s relevant to today’s workplaces. feature writing with modern digital techniques, You’ll be working as a journalist from the MA in Journalism MA in Radio including video production, moment you arrive. On several of our degrees you’ll work on EastLondonLines.co.uk, our MA in Television Journalism data visualisation and local multimedia website, which provides coding: skills now most in excellent training in news gathering and Taught programmes demand in the industry. reporting on stories using words, images, A great strength of the and an array of digital tools. MA in Journalism Masters is the lecturers’ MA in Radio knowledge of the industry Facilities Newsrooms | Radio studio | Television studio | MA in Television Journalism and understanding of the Editing suites importance of networking. MA/MSc in Digital Journalism I was encouraged to Career inspiration attend events and pursue Our alumni have gone on to work at major Check programme pages on our website for entry requirements; internship opportunities broadcasters such as the BBC and Bloomberg TV, on publications like the Guardian newspaper see pages 117-118 for more information that opened a lot of doors and Elle magazine, and at the cutting edge of for me.” digital content at Twitter and Vice. David You may also be interested in MA/MSc in Digital Journalism Find out more Media, culture and communications degrees, page 91 86 gold.ac.uk/media-communications 87 Management Become part of a powerful creative network of individuals from diverse and global backgrounds. You’ll develop the knowledge, skills and strategies you need to lead, innovate, and bring out the best in people.

“ For me, Goldsmiths Key facts ur programmes are was all about the You’ll study in the Institute of Management firmly rooted in cutting- following three things: Studies (IMS), where you’ll be guided by leading edge theory, research academics who are researchers and practitioners and practice. the people, the variety in areas ranging from work psychology to design of cultures, and the and from consumer behaviour to computing. O networking opportunities.” This cross-sector approach will illuminate your studies and encourage you to make unexpected William connections between subject areas. Accreditation Postgraduate student Our degrees will develop your core skills in leadership, project management, coaching, innovation, marketing, research design, and organisational behaviour and change. MSc in Occupational We regularly invite guest speakers from Psychology business and industry to the Institute. Recent names include Rory Sutherland (Vice Chairman, Ogilvy), Kate Russell (BBC Click), James Harding (Director of BBC Taught programmes Research programmes News), Tina Kirby (Director of Innovation, MSc in Consumer Behaviour MPhil & PhD in Management Beazley) and Mike McGee (Founder and Creative Director, Framestore). MSc in Management of Innovation MPhil & PhD in Psychology (IMS)

Career inspiration MSc in Marketing & Technology Our graduates have gone on to work as change managers, company directors, consultants, MSc in Occupational Psychology researchers, marketeers and strategists. PGCert in Coaching

Find out more Check programme pages on our website for entry requirements; gold.ac.uk/institute-management-studies see pages 117-118 for more information

You may also be interested in Psychology degrees, page 97 MA in Luxury Brand Management, page 75 8888 89 TH Media, Communications in the world for media and communications QS World University & Cultural Studies 9 Rankings by Subject 2018 Whether you’re producing or researching media, join a team of internationally renowned academics and Accreditation practitioners who are innovating, shaping and defining the cutting edge of media and cultural practice, theory, politics, policy and aesthetics. MA in Journalism MA in Radio MA in Television Journalism

Key facts Theory programmes Practice programmes We’ll encourage you to ask the hard questions MA in Brands, Communication & Culture MA/MSc in Digital Journalism about media, culture and communications in the 21st century. The department is a hub of MA in Children’s Literature: MA in Filmmaking (with pathways in: debate and critique, and regularly holds public Children’s Illustration Cinematography; Directing Fiction; Editing; events that can enrich your learning and connect Producing; Screen Documentary; Sound you to the heart of conversations about the future Recording, Post-Production & Design) of the industry. Recent guests have included Angela Davis, Owen Jones and Gurinder Chadha, MA in Cultural Studies MA in Journalism and events are held by our centres for feminist research, investigative journalism, global MA in Culture Industry MA in Photography: The Image & Electronic Arts media democracy and political economy to MA in Digital Media: Technology & Cultural Form MA in Radio name just a few. “ Having a course like this MA in Film & Screen Studies MA in Script Writing We provide a range of tailor-made theory and is extremely important. practice MA programmes offering professional MA in Global Media & MA in Television Journalism Too often we forget about and critical training, and an extensive choice of Transnational Communications the power of the media option modules, in a community where you can MA in Media & Communications Research programmes in shaping the ideas and develop as you move into professional life or further study. thoughts of society. Not MA in Political Communications MRes in Filmmaking, Photography & Electronic Arts only are the professors If you’re studying one of our practice-based the leaders in their fields, Masters degrees you’ll have access to industry- MA in Postcolonial Culture & Global Policy MRes in Media & Communications but the programme standard facilities in the purpose-built tackles contemporary Professor Stuart Hall Building. MA in Promotional Media: Public Relations, MPhil & PhD in Cultural Studies Advertising & Marketing debates surrounding Facilities MA in Race, Media & Social Justice MPhil & PhD in Media & Communications race and ethnicity from Television studio | Radio studio | Photography both a media and studio | The latest digital video and audio sociological perspective, editing equipment Check programme pages on our website for entry requirements; which I found unique.” see pages 117-118 for more information Career inspiration Jasper Our students and graduates regularly win MA in Race, Media prestigious national and international awards You may also be interested in & Social Justice and prizes, and alumni have gone on to pursue Journalism degrees, page 87 careers in journalism, filmmaking, media Find out more MA in Children’s Literature, page 81 production, programming, marketing, PR, gold.ac.uk/ MA in Creative & Cultural Entrepreneurship, page 75 human rights and research. media- 90 communications MA in Gender, Media & Culture, page 101 91 Music Maximise your creative and academic potential within a diverse and inclusive musical landscape, full of performance, composition and research opportunities, and a rich music events programme.

Key facts ondon is a cultural You’ll be part of one of the largest postgraduate nexus. As a student music communities in the UK, and you’ll have L here you’ll be able the opportunity to connect with industry to enjoy and participate in professionals as well as teaching staff who are the city’s thriving international leading international scholars, composers, music and arts scene. sonic artists and performers.

Our MA in Music and MMus programmes combine creativity with rigorous theoretical, historical and contextual studies. You’ll be able to choose from an exciting variety of option modules, allowing you to tailor your programme to your unique interests. “ The best part of being Incorporated Society Gold Academic Supporter of Musicians (ISM) of the British Academy of at Goldsmiths is that it Throughout the year, you can participate in corporate member Songwriters, Composers created a level playing a wide range of performance opportunities, and Authors (BASCA) field, and a shared including the Goldsmiths Sinfonia, Chamber language for collaborative Choir, Vocal Ensemble, Creative Jazz Ensemble, Contemporary Music Ensemble, lunchtime and and interdisciplinary Taught programmes Research programmes evening recitals, and live events at the Students’ interactions: I found Union. We also hold an annual PureGold summer MA in Music (Contemporary Music Studies; MPhil & PhD in Music (Research; Composition; myself speaking to art music festival that showcases our students in Ethnomusicology; Musicology; Popular Performance Practice; Sonic Arts) theorists, to designers, South London venues, reflecting the diversity Music Research; General) architects… we all had of their creativity, from opera through to MMus (Composition; Creative Practice; ideas to share and improvisation and sonic installation. Performance & Related Studies; Popular Music; Sonic Arts) grow from.” Facilities MA in Arts Administration & Cultural Policy: James Goldsmiths Music Studios | Stanley Glasser Music Pathway Sound & Music Designer Electronic Music Studio | Suites of practice rooms | (MMus Sonic Arts, 2014) Steinway Model D Check programme pages on our website for entry requirements; Career inspiration see pages 117-118 for more information Many of our graduates have gone on to pursue careers in music – as performers, producers, composers, sound artists and engineers, journalists, and teachers. Others have found You may also be interested in Find out more work in the wider creative and cultural sectors. MA in Creative & Cultural Entrepreneurship, page 75 9292 gold.ac.uk/music 93 Politics & Voted one of the UK’s TOP political universities by students International Relations Which? University 2017 At Goldsmiths we see politics as an interpretive lens through which to view a rapidly shifting world: a world where art, culture and the everyday are as relevant as political institutions and governments, and where the Global South and issues of migration, memory and identity are just as current as the study of hegemonic powers.

Key facts You’ll be taught by research-active academics who have internationally recognised expertise in postcolonial and international studies, gender and identity, human rights and transitional justice, art and culture, political economy and political theory. Politics here is approached from a critical and comparative perspective, drawing on our expertise on Asia, the Middle East, Latin America, Africa and the ‘margins’ of Europe. We engage with contemporary theoretical Career inspiration resources, including poststructuralism, feminism Our graduates have gone on and postcolonialism, making the Department to pursue significant and exciting careers a lively and richly interdisciplinary environment in international affairs and development, “ I loved the academic for postgraduate research. journalism, central and local government, freedom that Goldsmiths art curation and the creative industries. offers, and the chance The Department houses two internationally to explore topics related significant research centres – the Centre for to my interests, and even Postcolonial Studies and the Political Economy Research Centre – as well as a new Research topics that aren’t. And I Unit in Contemporary Political Theory. absolutely loved London – Hosting various public events and visiting it has an incredible speakers’ series, they bring a variety of energy and a do-it- opportunities for postgraduate engagement yourself spirit that was in research and outreach activities. Taught programmes Research programmes incredibly inspiring for MA in Art & Politics MPhil & PhD Politics Our unique taught Masters programmes traverse my writing and personal common disciplinary boundaries, inviting you to development.” challenge and extend your conceptions of MA in International Relations politics, its traditional methods and practices. Tausif Research-based teaching at Masters level brings Spiegel-Wilks Curatorial students into close dialogue with individual MA in Politics, Development Fellow at the Institute academics and cutting-edge approaches. & the Global South of Contemporary Art, Philadelphia Check programme pages on our website for entry requirements; (MA in Art & Politics, 2017) Find out more see pages 117-118 for more information gold.ac.uk/politics-and-international-relations

9494 95 Psychology Accreditation Study in an internationally respected psychology MSc in Occupational department, with access to dedicated staff with diverse Psychology research and teaching strengths, and cutting-edge facilities including EEG, eye-tracking, brain stimulation labs, and the Goldsmiths infant lab.

Key facts e have well-established Staff have expertise across the discipline, with research links with other particular research strengths in cognition and academic institutions, neuroscience, developmental and educational and with a range of science, clinical and forensic science (including organisations such as individual differences), the science of creative hospitals,W schools, charities and performing arts, and social processes. and businesses.

You’ll be encouraged to connect the subject to the world around you. From how sound sells brands to bullying in schools, we investigate and conduct research in a range of sectors and Find out more Taught programmes Research programmes industries – from advertising agencies to brain gold.ac.uk/ MSc in Cognitive & Clinical Neuroscience MRes in Research Methods in Psychology injury units, and from airports to the BBC. “ Goldsmiths was a great psychology place to study, with an All programmes have a strong research focus, MSc in Forensic Psychology MPhil & PhD in Psychology exciting social element. and all students have the opportunity to get The diverse range of involved in our original research projects. You’ll people I met made it a very be able to make the most of the rich intellectual MSc in Foundations in Clinical Psychology community in the department by attending our & Health Services interesting experience. public lecture series – recent topics have included MSc in Music, Mind & Brain The university staff were the nature of the conscious mind, and the social very supportive of my psychology of scapegoating behaviour. aspirations and without MSc in Psychology of the Arts, Neuroaesthetics them it is unlikely I would Facilities & Creativity Behavioural and psychophysical testing facilities | be in my current position.” MSc in the Psychology of Social Relations Patient testing rooms | Infant lab | Motion Isaac tracking | Labs for brain stimulation and Trainee Clinical Psychologist high-density electroencephalography (EEG) (MSc Cognitive & Check programme pages on our website for entry requirements; Clinical Neuroscience) Career inspiration see pages 117-118 for more information Graduates of these programmes will be well- equipped for a wide range of careers in the healthcare services, NHS management, the criminal justice system, consultancy, advertising, You may also be interested in and research. Alumni also go on to undertake MSc in Computational Cognitive Neuroscience, page 73 clinical doctorates and PhD programmes. MSc in Occupational Psychology, page 89

96 97 Social Work Develop the knowledge, values, and skillset you need to practise as a reflective and ethical social worker. If you’re already working in a related area, our programmes will enable you to extend and enhance your existing competencies.

“ I can honestly say that Key facts Accreditation completing my MA has Our programmes recognise the unique been one of the most contribution that each student’s qualities and life experiences brings to the learning environment, rewarding and enjoyable and focuses on encouraging you to explore your experiences of my life. It values and knowledge base and embed this in MA in Social Work has given me the chance your social work practice. to join an amazing profession as well as meet, Teaching is characterised by a strong commitment to social justice and anti-oppressive laugh and learn with a principles, and we’ll ask you to explore the great bunch of people – tensions, ambiguities and uncertainties that exist who could ask for more?!” in social work. This will develop your critical thinking skills, and prompt you to connect Sally theory with practice. MA in Social Work The close connections we have with employer stakeholder partners means that you’ll have the opportunity to develop the skills that will be useful in your future career in placement settings. Taught programmes Research programmes Career inspiration Our graduates have gone on to work in local MA in Social Work MPhil & PhD in Social Work authority children’s and adult services departments, and independent and voluntary sector agencies such as the NSPCC, Family Action MA/PGDip/PGCert in Professional and MIND. Leadership for Social Work MA-level Social Work CPD (Continuing Professional Development) Find out more gold.ac.uk/social-work Check programme pages on our website for entry requirements; see pages 117-118 for more information

98 99 Sociology Join one of the most innovative sociology departments in the country. We play a unique role in defining the discipline, setting agendas, and intervening in key debates, and you’ll get to work alongside a lively mix of students from all over the world – with different histories, experiences, and expertise.

Key facts e’re passionate Study in a department that pioneers ‘live’ about training sociology, connecting you to contemporary W the next generation social issues like human rights, globalisation, of social researchers. financial economy, class and the super-rich, urban life and the inner city, and new media.

You’ll be in conversation with academics who are experts in their field, published authors and media commentators in their own right. World-class research informs teaching, bringing you close to cutting-edge developments in sociological thinking. In a nutshell, you’ll be part of a department that’s a central hub for “ I’ve been interested in Taught programmes Research programmes intellectual debate. Goldsmiths for years MA in Cities & Society MPhil & PhD in Sociology and was attracted by its Research in the department is focused around six focus on critical theory clusters: race, religion and nationalism; world MA in Critical & Creative Analysis MPhil & PhD in Visual Sociology cities, economies and social exclusion; culture and interdisciplinary MA in Gender, Media & Culture and social theory; gender and social life; politics, creativity across the rights and globalisation; life sciences, medicine, MA in Human Rights, Culture & Social Justice departments. Coming technology and health. from a performing and MA in Photography & Urban Cultures visual arts background Career inspiration I was worried that Recent graduates have embarked on careers in MA in Race, Media & Social Justice social research, think tanks, the arts and cultural I would struggle in the MSc in Social Research sectors, human rights, NGOs, and in government course. Sometimes I and public administration. They’ve also MA in Visual Sociology was overwhelmed, but progressed to PhD study. always in a very positive and challenging way. Check programme pages on our website for entry requirements; Find out more see pages 117-118 for more information Goldsmiths opened up new gold.ac.uk/sociology ways of critical thinking and understanding the world for me.” You may also be interested in MA in Brands, Communication & Culture, page 91 Kerstin 100 MA in Cities & Society 101 Theatre & Performance From investigating artefacts, texts and theatre forms to performance studies, you’ll take an interdisciplinary and intercultural approach to studying contemporary and historical theatres, and undertaking creative critical research practices.

“ I am privileged to spend Key facts lose to central London, this year with not only You’ll join a forward-thinking and open-minded we’re part of one of a highly professional environment where you can choose between the most dynamic creative programmes that are shaped by internationally scenes in the world. innovative and insightful C recognised staff research expertise in theatre faculty, but with a and performance cultures from Europe, Africa, remarkably varied group Asia and the USA. Specialisms cover: critical and post-colonial theories, performance theory, Find out more of co-students, from gold.ac.uk/theatre-performance almost every possible theatre history, world theatres, political activism and applied theatres, physical theatres, new background. I get to writing, multimedia, live art and dance. reflect on and theorise my professional output, You’ll have the opportunity to work with Taught programmes Research programmes which inevitably leads professionals who know how theatre can MA in Applied Theatre: Drama in Educational, Community MPhil & PhD in Drama to unexpected lines of transform lives and effect social change, and you’ll be supported to find your own intellectual, & Social Contexts new work, which I can critical and/or creative voice. immediately experiment MA in Black British Writing with and get feedback for. It’s a lively department, with frequent events, MA in Dramaturgy & Writing for Performance It’s truly great.” performances and distinguished guest speakers. This helps create a community of students, MA in Musical Theatre Raz staff and graduates who are connected to MA in Performance Making contemporary debates, and who want to make MA in Performance & Culture: Interdisciplinary Perspectives their own mark on today’s culture. MA in Performance Making

Facilities MA in World Theatres Studio theatre | Five performance studios | Scenic workshops | Sound studio | Open-access media lab Check programme pages on our website for entry requirements; Career inspiration see pages 117-118 for more information Recent graduates are now working as performers, directors, writers, producers, technicians, project leaders, teachers, researchers and academics. They’re working at organisations including the You may also be interested in National Theatre, LIFT, Tamasha Theatre Company, MA in Creative & Cultural Entrepreneurship, page 75 Create Ireland, Theatre Royal Plymouth, and in PGCE (Secondary): Drama, page 81 the West End.

102 103 Therapeutic Studies Goldsmiths has a long-established reputation for the provision of training in a wide range of therapies, including counselling, art and dance therapy, and cognitive behavioural therapy. It’s the ideal place for anyone who’s passionate about these disciplines, and who wants to develop their skills, knowledge and therapeutic values.

Key facts You’ll explore the development of contemporary therapeutic disciplines and practices in their cultural, historical and social contexts, and consider therapeutic studies in relation to questions of identity and difference, and equality and diversity. Accreditation You will learn in experiential and innovative ways, and will be encouraged to reflect on your own values and experience in your practice. Creative thinking forms a large part of our programmes, and you’ll be encouraged to take ur professional Masters fresh approaches – often inspired by other MA in Art programmes involve “ The MA structure and MA in Dance Movement disciplines – to what you learn and practice. Psychotherapy Psychotherapy supervised placements the variety of staff and O and internships knowledge ensured The lecturers, seminar leaders and tutors on a strong foundation in our programmes are practising counsellors and Taught programmes Research programmes networking across the therapists, and have experience working in the public and private sectors, so you can be sure profession, and an Certificate in Humanistic & MPhil & PhD in Art Psychotherapy that theory will be enhanced by practical insight. Psychodynamic Counselling understanding of the value This will enable you to take what you learn in the of research, continual classroom to the outside world, and make a real MA in Art Psychotherapy MPhil & PhD in Counselling & Psychotherapy development and growth. difference to people and communities. MSc/PGDip in Cognitive Behavioural It’s incredible how one Therapy (CBT) course and class can Career inspiration We have a well-established reputation for MA in Counselling reach across the globe in nurturing high quality therapists and such a wonderful way.“ practitioners. Graduates have gone on to practise MA in Dance Movement Psychotherapy as therapists and counsellors in the NHS, social Kimberly services, and in the education sector. Others MA in Understanding Domestic Violence Expressive Therapist in pursue careers in support and welfare work, & Sexual Abuse a young families’ homelessness and advocacy and mentoring. refuge (MA in Dance MA in Understanding Domestic Violence Movement Psychotherapy) & Sexual Abuse Distance Learning Find out more gold.ac.uk/therapies Check programme pages on our website for entry requirements; see pages 117-118 for more information 104 105 Visual Cultures Explore new forms of research practice and engage with the latest theoretical ideas within contemporary art, the curatorial and architecture in a culturally diverse and intellectually challenging environment. You’ll look at these areas within a global context, and consider the ways in which they address urgent social, cultural and political conditions.

Key facts We’re one of the few university departments in the world to have developed programmes that consider contemporary art and culture beyond the disciplinary parameters of traditional art history. So you’ll consider visual culture within a framework of critical theory, philosophy and cultural studies, including issues of cultural difference, race, performativity, visual display, aurality, and encounters with diverse audiences. s a student in London You’ll be encouraged to explore and innovate. you’ll be You’ll develop independence of thought by well-placed discovering, evaluating, and making use of a “ My year on the degree was toA take advantage of the wide range of historical, theoretical, creative many galleries, art spaces, one of pure exploration, and often collaborative approaches to research museums, cultural facilities which has advanced my and writing. and specialist libraries in understanding of the the capital. world I engage with on All of our staff are research active, and their teaching draws on contemporary debates so many levels; it was a around visual cultural approaches to art and journey into my own globalisation, performance studies, queer interests (which I lost and studies, the environmental humanities, Taught programmes Research programmes found several times the curatorial, architecture and spatial throughout the year). practice, and art’s relationship to sound and Graduate Diploma in Contemporary MRes in Curatorial/Knowledge The MA is flexible rather popular music. Art History than specific in many Career inspiration MA in Contemporary Art Theory MRes in Visual Cultures ways, but it teaches you Our former students have taken up a wide MA in Research Architecture MPhil & PhD in Curatorial/Knowledge how to plan a methodology, variety of creative and professional roles within design a narrative, and contemporary art and culture across the world. construct an argument Many alumni have set up their own enterprises MPhil & PhD in Research Architecture and cultural initiatives. that responds to the most MPhil & PhD in Visual Culture urgent and critical topics of our time.” Find out more gold.ac.uk/visual-cultures Check programme pages on our website for entry requirements; Hania see pages 117-118 for more information 106 MA in Research Architecture 107 SPECIALIST PROGRAMMES FOR INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS

We offer a range of preparation programmes for international students – whether you want to improve your English language skills or develop your UK academic study skills before you start a postgraduate degree. Specialist programmes for international students international for programmes Specialist

108 109 Length and dates Entry requirements Fees for 2018-19* Pre-sessional English language 12 weeks full-time You can join the 12-week programme if your £4,080** 17 June to current overall UKVI IELTS score is 1.0 below the 6 September 2019 requirement for the degree you’re joining. The table below indicates what this will be. There are programmes (5-12 weeks) no minimum skill score requirements. Degree entry Entry requirement for the requirement*** 12-week programme Improve your English language and academic 7.0 6.0 skills before you begin your degree. 6.5 5.5 6.0 5.0 9 weeks full-time You can join the 9-week programme if your £3,400** 8 July to current overall UKVI IELTS score is 0.5 below the 6 September 2019 requirement for the degree you’re joining. The table below indicates what this will be. There are no minimum skill score requirements.

These programmes are for international Degree entry Entry requirement for the students who have a place on a degree at requirement*** 9-week programme Goldsmiths who want or need to improve their 7.0 6.5 English language skills before they begin. Programmes last between 5 and 12 weeks. Our 6.5 6.0 Pre-sessional English language programmes 6.0 5.5 start from June each year, preparing you for studies beginning in the autumn. 5.5 5.0 5 weeks full-time You can join the 5-week programme if your £2,070** Accommodation 5 August to current overall UKVI IELTS score is 0.5 below the We have rooms available in our halls of 6 September 2019 requirement for the degree you’re joining. The residence for the duration of the pre-sessional table below indicates what this will be. There is courses. Room allocation is dependent on also a minimum writing skill score requirement; availability, however other accommodation details are below. options are available. If you are interested in applying, find out more about what is available Degree entry Entry requirement for the at gold.ac.uk/accommodation/pre-sessional requirement*** 5-week programme 7.0 6.5 (with a minimum of English language requirements 6.5 in writing) The English language requirements for our Pre-sessional programmes range from an 6.5 6.0 (with a minimum of equivalent of IELTS 5.0 to 6.5; please check 6.0 in writing) the table on the right to find the correct 6.0 5.5 (with a minimum of course for you. 5.5 in writing) You will need to take a UK Visas and Immigration (UKVI) IELTS test for all of the Pre-sessional programmes. You can contact the Immigration Advisory Service if you have any questions about what test to take ([email protected]).

Find out more The English language requirements are based on our current UKVI visa regulations. gold.ac.uk/international/ The visa rules may change before you start your studies with us, so for the latest information Specialist programmes for international students international for programmes Specialist pre-sessional-english-language always contact our Immigration Advisory Service ([email protected]).

*Fees quoted are per year. **We ask for a £300 deposit when you accept our offer of a place. This amount is then deducted from your tuition fee when you begin the programme. 110 ***Check your degree entry requirements at gold.ac.uk/course-finder. 111 Pre-Masters Pathways (1 year)

Our Pre-Masters Pathway programmes will prepare you for your future postgraduate study in the UK, or act as a conversion course if you’ve studied one subject at undergraduate level but want to change focus at postgraduate level. They’re designed specially for international and EU students.

Specialise in a subject that interests you You can specialise in a range of subjects – Creative & Cultural see pages 114-115 for further details about Industries each of the programmes. Improve your study skills and academic English Design You will also improve your study skills and use of academic English — the essential skills you will need to successfully study Media, Culture a Masters degree. UKVI IELTS

& Social Sciences Progression to our degrees On completion of the programme, 5.5 you’ll be awarded a Graduate Diploma or (with no individual component Music Pre-Masters Certificate and be guaranteed lower than 5.5) accepted a place on a relevant Goldsmiths Masters if you obtain an overall score of 50% or more; some progression routes are subject to an GUARANTEED interview – see pages 114-115 for details. ACCOMMODATION* with 24/7 security presence Find out more gold.ac.uk/preparation PERSONAL TUTOR PROGRESSION onto a relevant Goldsmiths Masters degree with a pass mark of 50% or more Specialist programmes for international students international for programmes Specialist

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Media, Culture Creative & Cultural Music Design & Social Sciences Industries

Compulsory modules Compulsory modules • Academic Writing and Language Development • Academic Writing and Language Development • Academic Writing and Language Development • Academic Writing and Language Development • Academic Listening and Speaking • Academic Listening and Speaking • Academic Listening and Speaking • Academic Listening and Speaking • Critical Moments in Western Thought: • Critical Moments in Western Thought: • Critical Moments in Western Thought: • Introduction to Design Studio Practice Modernity and Postmodernity Modernity and Postmodernity Modernity and Postmodernity • Images and their Interpretations • Images and their Interpretations • Images and their Interpretations

Additional modules Options such as: • Studio Project: Application • Research Essay of Methods and Processes • Issues Around Modern Knowledge, • Introduction to Creative and • Advanced Classical Performance • Pathway Design Project Modern Power Cultural Industries • Soviet Music and Beyond • Issues Around Media and Technologies • Introduction to Arts Administration • Narrative, Representation and Popular Song and Cultural Policy • Minimalism and Postminimalism • Advanced Topics in History: Mozart’s Operas • Improvisation

If you pass at the required level you can progress onto these degrees: If you pass at the required level you can progress onto these degrees: • MA Anthropology & Cultural Politics • MA Arts Administration & Cultural Policy • MA Music (Contemporary Music Studies) • MA Design: Expanded Practice • MA Applied Anthropology & Community • MA Arts Administration & Cultural Policy: • MA Music (Ethnomusicology) & Youth Work Music Pathway • MA Music (Historical Musicology) • MA Applied Anthropology & Community • MA Creative & Cultural Entrepreneurship • MA Musical Theatre Development • MA Cultural Policy, Relations & Diplomacy • MMus Composition • MA Applied Theatre: Drama in Educational, • MA Cultural Studies • MMus Creative Practice Community & Social Contexts • MA Culture Industry • MMus Performance & Related Studies • MA Art & Politics • MA Social Entrepreneurship • MMus Popular Music • MA Cities & Society • MA Tourism & Cultural Policy • MMus Sonic Arts • MA Contemporary Art Theory • MA Critical & Creative Analysis Admission to these programmes is subject Admission to the MA programmes is subject • MA Education: Culture, Language & Identity to interview to interview • MA Film & Screen Studies • MA Gender, Media & Culture • MA Human Rights, Culture & Social Justice • MA International Relations • MA Media & Communications Length Minumum IELTS entry Fees per year (2019-20)* • MA Multilingualism, Linguistics & Education requirements • MA Performance & Culture: 1 year full-time Any IELTS test at 5.5 or £13,620 (Media, Culture & Social Sciences; Interdisciplinary Perspectives equivalent in each component Creative & Cultural Industries) • MA Performance Making £14,440 (Music; Design) • MA Political Communications • MA Postcolonial Culture & Global Policy • MA Promotional Media: Public Relations, Advertising & Marketing • MA Social Anthropology • MSc Social Research • MA Sociocultural Linguistics • MA Understanding Domestic Violence & Sexual Abuse • MA Visual Anthropology Specialist programmes for international students international for programmes Specialist • MA Visual Sociology • MA World Theatres

*Fees are quoted for the academic year only. They are subject to annual review 114 and are likely to increase by approximately 3-5% each year. 115 How to apply Entry requirements

For the majority of our postgraduate programmes MPhil and PhD programmes Our minimum entry requirements are outlined English language requirements you apply directly to Goldsmiths using our online If you’re applying for an MPhil/PhD you should below. Some of our Masters degrees will have If English isn’t your first language, you’ll need to application system. Just visit the programme get in touch with the programme contact or higher entry requirements, or specific portfolio, meet our English language requirements to study page of the course you’re interested in on our academic department in which you’d like to work experience or ‘fitness to train’ with us. We accept a wide range of proficiency website, where there’ll be more information study before you submit your application. It may requirements for example. You might also be qualifications but prefer IELTS. If you need about the steps you need to go through. also be possible to arrange an advisory meeting considered for some programmes if you aren’t a assistance with your English language, we offer with your preferred supervisor. As part of graduate, but have relevant experience and can a range of Pre-Masters Pathways and Pre-sessional The exceptions are: your application you’ll need to write a research show that you have the ability to work at English Language programmes that can help • PGCE programmes: you apply through UCAS proposal. This should: postgraduate level. You should check online prepare you for postgraduate study – find out Teacher Training programme pages for the most up-to-date more on pages 108-115. • MA in Social Work: you apply through UCAS • Persuade the reader that you have an entry requirements. interesting project in mind, that you have Degree programmes If you’re an international student you can apply original ideas, and that you have the skills and Minimum entry requirements As a guide, you need a minimum score of 6.5 in for any of our full-time programmes. understanding required to achieve your plans Masters degrees, Postgraduate Diplomas and IELTS (with a minimum of 6.5 in the written test). • State your case clearly and accessibly Postgraduate Certificates However, some of our programmes require a When to apply • Be realistic in terms of what you expect to You should normally have (or expect to be higher IELTS score. This will be stated on online We accept applications from October for students achieve with your research awarded) an undergraduate degree of at least prospectus entries. wanting to start the following September. Some • Explain how your research will fit within the second class standard in a relevant subject. of our programmes have application deadlines, scholarly community that you’re applying to be Pre-sessional English Language programmes and if you’re applying for funding (see pages a part of, and make connections with the MRes programmes and Pre-Masters Pathways 120-121) you may need to apply by certain dates. supervisor you’d like to work with You should normally have (or expect to be See pages 110-115. Bear this in mind so that you’ve got enough time • Read our advice for writing a research proposal awarded) an undergraduate degree of at least to complete your application. at gold.ac.uk/pg/apply/research-proposal upper second class standard in a relevant subject. Get in touch If you have any questions before you apply Selection process MPhil/PhD programmes you can email our Enquiries team: After you’ve submitted your application it will be Find out more You should normally have (or expect to be [email protected] reviewed by our staff. You may also be invited to gold.ac.uk/pg/apply awarded) a taught Masters in a relevant subject. an interview (either in person or via Skype). Once If you have any questions after you’ve applied your application and qualifications have been Pre-sessional English Language programmes you can email our Admissions team: considered, we’ll let you know whether you’ll be and Pre-Masters Pathways [email protected] offered a place. See pages 110-115. You can also call +44 (0)20 7078 5300. International qualifications We accept a wide range of international qualifications in addition to the ones listed here. You can find out more about the qualifications we accept from around the world at gold.ac.uk/ international/regions How to apply | Entry requirements

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In addition to IELTS we also accept the following qualifications for study at degree level or above as proof of English language capability. Students who hold the following qualifications at the Fees right level will not need to submit an IELTS test score. If your qualification isn’t listed, please contact [email protected]

Qualification Result Below you’ll find the typical ranges of tuition fees Advanced fee payments for full-time students in 2019. Fees are quoted per All self-financed** students who are ‘international’ A-level in English from a UK awarding body Grade C year and are subject to annual review; please for the purposes of tuition fees are asked to pay note that they were correct at the time of printing an advanced payment of tuition fees of £3,000 Bellerbys Foundation Programme** 65% overall but may be subject to change. (or £300 for Pre-sessional programmes, page 111) Cambridge Advanced English Grade C as soon as possible after receiving an unconditional The UK government classifies a student’s fee offer. This money is deducted from your total fee Cambridge Proficiency English Grade C status as either ‘home/EU’ or ‘international’. liability for the academic year, and, if you do To find out your fee status you can visit the UK require a Tier 4 visa, we will list the payment on CATS College Please contact our Admissions team Council for International Student Affairs your Confirmation of Acceptance of Studies (CAS) (UKCISA) website: ukcisa.org.uk statement. We can’t issue a CAS without the GCSE/O-level in English from a UK awarding body Grade C/Grade 4 payment, unless you meet one of the exemptions At the time of printing, fees for students from set out online. Hong Kong Examinations and Assessments Authority Grade 4 European Union countries were expected to Indian Standard X/Indian Standard XII 75% in both exams remain the same as Home UK students for 2019 **Self-financing is the description given to any entry. Please visit gold.ac.uk/eu for the most student without a UK Visas and Immigration International Baccalaureate (taught in English) Successful completion at 28+ points up-to-date information about EU student status (UKVI) defined ‘official sponsor’. Official sponsors before applying. include any university, government, international International Baccalaureate with English as a subject At Higher Level 4 organisation or company. Full details will be sent Home/EU students if you are offered a place at Goldsmiths. You can International Baccalaureate English Language A: At Higher Level 4 or Standard MA, MFA & MSc programmes: £6,330-£12,940 find out more about the advanced payment of Literature/International Baccalaureate English Language A: Level 5 MMus programmes: £6,990-£11,430 fees at gold.ac.uk/immigration/before-you-arrive/ Language & Literature PGCE programmes: These fees are set by the other-information International Baccalaureate English Language B At Higher Level 4 or Standard Level 6 UK government, and the 2019 fees have not yet been announced. As a guide, for 2018 entry the Paying your fees INTO University Foundation Programme** Please contact our Admissions team fees were £9,250. Tuition fees are due at or before enrolment. The MRes programmes: £6,330-£7,750 payment of your annual tuition fee can be spread INTO University Graduate Diploma Please contact our Admissions team MPhil/PhD programmes: These fees are set by over a series of direct debit payments, starting Research Councils, and the 2019 fees have not in October 2019. You can also pay by cheque and Kaplan University Foundation Certificate** Please contact our Admissions team yet been announced. As a guide, for 2018 entry most major credit cards or online. Find out more the fees were £4,260. at gold.ac.uk/student-services/tuition-fees Kaplan Pre-Masters Programme Grade B or 65% overall

Malaysian 1119 English module Grade B International students All information was correct at the time of Pre-Masters Pathways: £13,620-£15,810 print. For the latest information please visit Norwegian Vitnemal in English Grade 4 MA, MFA & MSc programmes: £14,330-£23,160 gold.ac.uk/pg/fees-funding MMus programmes: £14,330-£22,520 OnCampus (CEG) Undergraduate Foundation Programme** Please contact our Admissions team PGCE programmes: £13,500 MRes programmes: £14,330-£18,340 Singapore Integrated Programme (IP) in Language Arts Grade C MPhil/PhD programmes: £14,330-£18,340 Singapore O/A Level Grade C Please check gold.ac.uk/pg/fees-funding to find USA 3 Advanced Placements Grades 333 the exact fee for each programme.

Entry requirements Fees | *Results listed above are equivalent to IELTS 6.5; please visit gold.ac.uk/pg/apply/english-language or contact our Admissions team for additional equivalencies and further details. English language qualifications should be less than two years old at the time you will start your studies with us. **The English component score can be accepted as proof of English. 118 119 Scholarships and funding

Funding your studies is obviously a key Please note that these studentships are shared International students If you want to know more about working consideration that you’ll want to prepare for. across a consortium of universities, of which Country-specific funding during your studies, the IAS offers a series of As a postgraduate student there are several Goldsmiths is a part. Studentships generally Your home country may offer scholarships or dedicated visa drop-in sessions during the year. types of funding that may be available to you: cover tuition fees, an annual maintenance special funding opportunities. Popular You can check the dates at gold.ac.uk/ grant (sometimes called a ‘stipend’), and opportunities include Chevening, Commonwealth immigration/contact • Funding from Goldsmiths research training. Scholarship Commission (CSC), and Fulbright • Funding from research councils Commission scholarships. Visit gold.ac.uk/ Living costs • Funding from the UK government Funding from the UK government international/regions or contact your Ministry of The cost of living and studying in London can be • External sources of funding A Postgraduate Loan can help with course fees Education or local office, British higher than some parts of the UK, although and living costs while you study a Masters High Commission or Embassy for information Goldsmiths’ location in South-East London means Funding from Goldsmiths degree. The loans, which are up to £10,609 per about sources of funding. that the cost is lower than in central London. We offer a range of scholarships, bursaries and student, are: If you’re an international student, we encourage fee waivers that can provide financial assistance. Federal loans for North American students you to have at least £300 in British currency on For 2018 entry we offered more than £200,000 • A contribution towards the cost of study For eligible students from the US, we are your arrival in the UK for your immediate needs in scholarships and bursaries for postgraduate • Non-means tested approved by the US Department of Education to until you set up a UK bank account. You can taught programmes. Additionally, we run • Paid directly to the student into a UK offer federal loans. If you wish to be considered, use international.studentcalculator.org to budget discount schemes and many departments offer bank account you should complete the Free Application for your studies. their own subject-specific funding for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) and list Goldsmiths prospective students. You may be eligible for a loan if you’re a UK as a college to receive the results of your FAFSA. or EU national*. Eligibility will depend on the Our Federal School Code is G11765. You can find Find out more at gold.ac.uk/pg/fees-funding course you’re studying, your age, and your out more on our website. Find out more nationality or residency status. Please visit gold.ac.uk/pg/fees-funding Funding from research councils – gov.uk/postgraduate-loan for full eligibility details. Canadian students are also able to use their PhD studentships government loans. Goldsmiths is registered to We’ve been successful in securing multimillion *If you are an EU national this may be subject to certify national and provincial loans and grants. pound funding for PhDs in the arts and change in 2019. Please visit gold.ac.uk/eu for the humanities, computing, creative industries and most up-to-date information. Working during your studies the social sciences, through our involvement in You may wish to find part-time work during several doctoral training centres and External sources of funding your studies. If you have a Tier 4 student visa consortiums. This currently includes: Charities, trusts and professional bodies (see page 122), you will only usually be able to sometimes offer funding that you can apply for work for up to 20 hours during the week (if you • 75 studentships per year through the CHASE before and during your studies. Search online or are a degree level student or above), or 10 hours AHRC Doctoral Training Partnership, for use websites like scholarship-search.org.uk and per week (if you are studying below degree level) research in the arts and humanities thescholarshiphub.org.uk for details. during term time. You can find out more on the • 50 studentships per year through the SeNSS Immigration Advisory Service web pages at Doctorial Training Partnership, funding by the gold.ac.uk/immigration ESRC for research in the social sciences • 11 studentships per year through the EPSRC Centre for Doctoral Training in Intelligent Games and Game Intelligence (IGGI) to fund the next generation of digital games researchers, designers, developers and entrepreneurs

Scholarships and funding funding and Scholarships • 1 2 studentships per year through the Design Star Consortium for research in design

120 121 Dance Movement Psychotherapy MA 105 Data Science MSc 73 Visas and Index of Design: Expanded Practice MA 79 Digital Journalism MA/MSc 87 immigration programmes Digital Media: Technology & Cultural Form MA 91 Dramaturgy & Writing for Performance MA 103 Education: Culture, Language & Identity MA 81 Events & Experience Management MA 75 Film & Screen Studies MA 91 Filmmaking (with pathways in: Cinematography; If you are coming to the UK for more than six Supporting you through the application process Taught programmes Directing Fiction; Editing; Producing; months and are from outside the European If you’re applying from overseas Screen Documentary; Sound Recording, Economic Area you probably need a visa to We will write to you at each step of the application Anthropology & Cultural Politics MA 65 Post-Production & Design) MA 91 study with us. process with important visa information, Anthropology & Museum Practice MA 65 Forensic Psychology MSc 97 and will support you through the process. Applied Anthropology & Community Fine Art MFA 67 Tier 4 (General) visa You can also take part in dedicated web chats to & Youth Work MA 71 This is the most common type of student visa, ask us about the visa application process. Foundations in Clinical Psychology & Health and is usually for those studying full-time Applied Anthropology & Community Arts MA 71 Services MSc 97 with Goldsmiths. If you require a Tier 4 student If you’re applying from inside the UK Applied Anthropology & Community Gender, Media & Culture MA 101 visa you will need to demonstrate to UK Visas The IAS will help you make your application. Development MA 71 Global Media & Transnational and Immigration (UKVI) that you can cover your Check gold.ac.uk/immigration/contact for Applied Theatre: Drama in Educational, Communications MA 91 living costs in addition to your tuition fees when ways to get in touch. Community & Social Contexts MA 103 History MA 85 you make your visa application. For most Art & Politics MA 95 Human Rights, Culture & Social Justice MA 101 students applying for a visa to study with us in The IAS will contact all international students Art Psychotherapy MA 105 Humanistic & Psychodynamic 2018 this was £11,385 plus tuition fees (please about the visa process throughout the summer Artists’ Film & Moving Image MA 67 Counselling Certificate 105 note that you’ll need to account for extra if you before your programme starts. Arts Administration & Cultural Policy MA 69 Independent Games & Playable are bringing family members with you). Arts Administration & Cultural Policy: Music Experience Design MA 73 Further information Guidance and support If you have already applied to Goldsmiths and Pathway MA 93 International Relations MA 95 The Immigration Advisory Service (IAS) at have a question, you can contact our Arts & Learning MA 81 Journalism MA 87 Goldsmiths provides visa advice and guidance to International team by emailing international@ Black British Writing MA 103 Literary Studies (with pathways in: American all international students – from before you gold.ac.uk or calling +44 (0)20 7078 5300. Brands, Communication & Culture MA 91 Literature & Culture; Comparative Literature arrive, through to when you graduate. This Children’s Literature MA 81 & Criticism; Critical Theory; Literature of the includes help with making a student visa Please note: the rules about student visas Children’s Literature: Children’s Illustration MA 91 Caribbean & its Diasporas; Modern Literature; application overseas, travelling around Europe change regularly. You should check with Cities & Society MA 101 Romantic & Victorian Literature & Culture; during vacations, and applying for work visas the IAS if you are unsure about something. Coaching PGCert 89 Shakespeare: Early & Modern) MA 83 after your studies. You’ll find lots of useful The visa and immigration advice on this Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT) Luxury Brand Management MA 75 information at gold.ac.uk/immigration and you page is correct at the time of printing, MSc/PGDip 105 Management of Innovation MSc 89 can also contact the IAS at any point by email for but the latest information will always Cognitive & Clinical Neuroscience MSc 97 Marketing & Technology MSc 89 help and guidance: [email protected] be available on our website. Composition MMus 93 Media & Communications MA 91 Computational Arts MA/MFA 73 Migration & Mobility MA 65 Find out more Computational Cognitive Neuroscience MSc 73 Multilingualism, Linguistics & Education MA 81 gold.ac.uk/immigration Computer Games Art & Design MA 73 Museums & Galleries Entrepreneurship PGCert 75 Consumer Behaviour MSc 89 Music (Contemporary Music Studies; Contemporary Art History Graduate Diploma 107 Ethnomusicology; Musicology; Popular Music Contemporary Art Theory MA 107 Research; General) MA 93 Counselling MA 105 Music, Mind & Brain MSc 97 Creative & Cultural Entrepreneurship MA 75 Musical Theatre MA 103 Creative & Life Writing MA 83 Occupational Psychology MSc 89 Creative Practice MMus 93 Performance & Culture: Interdisciplinary Creative Writing & Education MA 81 Perspectives MA 103 Critical & Creative Analysis MA 101 Performance & Related Studies MMus 93 Visas and immigration | Index of programmes Cultural Policy, Relations & Diplomacy MA 69 Performance Making MA 103 Cultural Studies MA 91 Photography: The Image & Electronic Arts MA 91 Culture Industry MA 91 Photography & Urban Cultures MA 101 Curating MFA 77 Political Communications MA 91 122 123 Politics, Development & the Global South MA 95 PGCE programmes Management 89 Popular Music MMus 93 Media & Communications 91 Postcolonial Culture & Global Policy MA 91 Primary PGCE 81 Music (Research; Composition; Performance Professional Leadership for Social Work MA/ Secondary Standard Programme PGCE: Practice; Sonic Arts) 93 PGDip/PGCert 99 Art & Design; Biology; Chemistry; Design & Politics 95 Promotional Media: Public Relations, Advertising Technology; Drama; English; Mathematics; Psychology 97 & Marketing MA 91 Media Studies with English; Modern Psychology (IMS) 89 Psychology of the Arts, Neuroaesthetics Languages; Physics 81 Religious Studies 71 & Creativity MSc 97 Secondary Part-Time Programme PGCE: Research Architecture 107 Psychology of Social Relations MSc 97 Biology; Chemistry; Design & Technology; Social Work 99 Queer History MA 85 English; Physics 81 Sociology 101 Race, Media & Social Justice MA 101 Visual Anthropology 65 Radio MA 87 Visual Culture 107 Research Architecture MA 107 Research programmes Visual Sociology 101 Script Writing MA 91 MRes Social Anthropology MA 65 Anthropology 65 Please note: most of our departments offer Social Entrepreneurship MA 75 Curatorial/Knowledge 107 research opportunities, so if your area of interest Social Research MSc 101 English 83 isn’t listed above feel free to get in touch with Social Work MA 99 Filmmaking, Photography & Electronic Arts 91 a suitable member of staff directly. Social Work CPD (Continuing Professional History 85 Development) modules MA-level 99 Media & Communications 91 Sociocultural Linguistics MA 83 Research Methods in Psychology 97 Sonic Arts MMus 93 Visual Anthropology 65 Television Journalism MA 87 Visual Cultures 107 Tourism & Cultural Policy MA 69 Translation MA 83 MPhil & PhD Understanding Domestic Violence Anthropology 65 & Sexual Abuse MA 105 Art 67 Understanding Domestic Violence & Sexual Art Practice & Learning 81 Abuse Distance Learning MA 105 Art Psychotherapy 105 User Experience Engineering MSc 73 Arts & Computational Technology 73 Virtual & Augmented Reality (3D Graphics Community & Youth Work 71 & User Experience Pathway) MA 73 Computer Science 73 Virtual & Augmented Reality (Programming Counselling & Psychotherapy 105 & Computer Science Pathway) MSc 73 Creative Writing 83 Visual Anthropology MA 65 Cultural Studies 91 Visual Sociology MA 101 Curating 77 World Theatres MA 103 Curatorial/Knowledge 107 Design 79 Drama 103 Education 81 English, Comparative Literature or Linguistics 83 History 85 Institute for Creative & Cultural Entrepreneurship 69 Index of programmes of Index

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