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UAL-Study-Abroad-Brochure-2018-19 Programmes in the Arts, Design, Fashion, Communication, Media and Performance 2018—19 Ranked in the World’s Top 6 Universities for Art and Design* Scholarships available What’s inside University of the Arts London About us comprises six renowned Colleges: 02 Welcome 03 Why study at UAL? Camberwell College of Arts 04 Our alumni 06 Study in London Central Saint Martins 08 Our Colleges Chelsea College of Arts Programmes and courses 15 Choosing the right programme London College of Communication 16 Integrated Study Abroad London College of Fashion 20 Semester Study Abroad 22 Summer Study Abroad Wimbledon College of Arts 24 Plan your Study Abroad All you need to know 28 Accommodation 30 Student life 33 Academics 34 Financial aid and scholarships 36 How to apply 39 Our locations How to contact us: Study Abroad Office University of the Arts London 272 High Holborn London WC1V 7EY United Kingdom Telephone +44 20 7514 2249 Email [email protected] arts.ac.uk/studyabroad Please specify which course and College(s) you are interested in when you email Study Abroad at University of the Arts London Study Abroad at London College of Fashion @UALStudyAbroad Front cover *QS World University Rankings 2017 arts.ac.uk/studyabroad 1 Welcome 10 reasons to Study Abroad at University of the Arts London Wherever you are in the world, welcome to University of the Arts London, a creative community made up of six world-leading Colleges. 1 2 3 4 5 We are Europe’s Follow in famous Our London Programmes Expert advice largest specialist footsteps! location: to suit everyone, and guidance If you have creative bones, an original arts and design Generations of a truly global city, from three weeks to from a dedicated university, internationally and cultural a year long, and in Study Abroad team, mind and an independent spirit then made up of six renowned artists, and creative every aspect of the on hand to provide prestigious Colleges, designers and capital. Home to arts, design, fashion, you with all the you’ll love exploring one of the world’s and with 19,000 performers began world-renowned communications, support you need great creative capitals. If insight, full- and part-time their creative landmarks, media and from the moment students from more journeys at the museums, and arts performance. you first enquire. inspiration and new challenges are what than 110 different University. and performance countries. spaces. We are less you want, you’ll find them all at Europe’s than two hours away from many most influential university for art, design, European capitals. fashion, communication, media and the performing arts. This brochure marks the first stage of your journey. Here you will learn about the courses, Colleges and how to apply. 6 7 8 9 Excellent Guaranteed A unique The extras 10New challenges You will need to visit our website technical student housing opportunity that make all and new horizons. equipment for all Study Abroad to receive one of the difference to Prepare for a arts.ac.uk/studyabroad – in particular and facilities, students who apply our £1,500 Study your experience: life-changing libraries and by our deadline. Abroad Awards. organised transport experience! for information about our courses. special collections. from the airport Our tutors bring (available for term- The Study Abroad team is on hand an extremely high time students to provide practical help and advice level of technical arriving from outside skill and industry Europe), social throughout. Do not hesitate to contact expertise. events throughout the year, and us with any questions, large or small – Welcome Days we will always be happy to help. to help you settle in. So read on... We look forward to meeting you soon! 2 arts.ac.uk/studyabroad 3 Our alumni Follow in these famous footsteps With over 200,000 alumni all over the world, UAL is a global creative community like no other. The University has been the launchpad for the careers of many creative and cultural leaders, who have gone on to work in and help shape the arts, design, fashion, communication, media and performance worldwide. These are some of our most successful graduates… Jenny Beavan Sir Terence Conran Tom Hardy Julian Opie costume designer designer, retailer and actor artist restaurateur Henry Beck Sir John Hegarty Phoebe Philo designer and creator of Richard Deacon advertising executive fashion designer the London Underground sculptor Sir Howard Hodgkin Platon tube map Sir James Dyson painter and printmaker photographer Derek Birdsall industrial designer Sir John Hurt Zac Posen graphic designer Paloma Faith actor fashion designer Sir Quentin Blake musician Jean Jullien Alan Rickman illustrator and Michael Fassbender graphic designer actor children’s writer actor and illustrator Bibi Russell Helen Boaden Ralph Fiennes Christopher Kane textile designer director of BBC Radio actor fashion designer Douglas Scott Hamish Bowles Colin Firth Sir Anish Kapoor designer of London’s European editor, actor sculptor double-decker bus American Vogue Lucian Freud Kwame Kwei-Armah Joe Strummer Neville Brody painter playwright musician, The Clash graphic designer, typographer John Galliano Mike Leigh Alice Temperley and art director fashion designer director fashion designer, Temperley London Sarah Burton Gilbert & George Stella McCartney designer of royal artists fashion designer Grace Wales Bonner wedding dress fashion designer Sir Antony Gormley Alexander McQueen Sir Anthony Caro sculptor fashion designer Florence Welsh sculptor musician Sarah Greenwood Steve McQueen Hussein Chalayan production designer director Joe Wright fashion designer director Jefferson Hack Sir Henry Moore Jimmy Choo and Rankin sculptor shoe designer co-founders of magazine Chris Ofili Dazed and Confused Jiayu Xu (China) Emilia Clarke painter Fashion Design actress Maggi Hambling painter Central Saint Martins 4 arts.ac.uk/studyabroad 5 Study in London Creative city London is a truly global city: it is home to over eight million people from around the world speaking more than 300 languages. The city is made up of vibrant boroughs and neighbourhoods, each with its own unique features and communities. In London, world- renowned landmarks and department stores are often only around the corner from quirky markets, small boutiques, designers’ studios, the latest restaurants and bars, theatres, and thriving arts and performance spaces. London is also a cultural capital and a world centre for the creative industries. It is where digital and media start-ups thrive, and where internationally renowned museums and galleries (many of which are free) sit alongside independent cultural centres and small artist-run exhibition spaces that feature emerging talent. London’s rich annual cultural calendar includes an array of prominent events, such as London Fashion Week, Frieze Art Fair, LIFT Theatre Festival, London Festival of Architecture and London Design Festival, to name but a few. As a major transport hub, with its five airports, sixteen railway termini and high speed international connections, London is the perfect base from which to explore the rest of the UK and many of Europe’s finest cities and regions. All six UAL Colleges are at the heart of their local neighbourhoods, so you will be perfectly placed to enjoy these dynamic communities and all that London has to offer. 6 arts.ac.uk/studyabroad 7 Our Colleges Camberwell College of Arts What makes Camberwell so special? For over a century, this small College (1,600 students) with a big reputation has been at the heart of a bohemian community that encourages inventiveness, collaboration and curiosity. Camberwell has just undergone a major refurbishment, with new facilities including on-site luxury accommodation and a student-led exhibition space. The College sits beside the South London Gallery in one of the city’s most vibrant, urban boroughs – a lively, friendly place brimming with artists’ studios. Come to Camberwell and you will notice a strong set of values – of equality and fairness, of respect and tolerance, and a real sense of place and connection with the world around us. The College has an extensive range of professional workshops and facilities, including a Digital Media Centre, one of the largest printmaking centres in the UK, open access ceramic, wood, metal and plastic workshops, and various specialist darkrooms, processing rooms and photographic studios. Central Saint Martins Generations of internationally renowned artists, designers and performers – individuals whose work has defined or transformed our times – began their creative journeys at Central Saint Martins (CSM). After 150 years, CSM now has an award-winning home in a vast refurbished Victorian granary at the heart of London’s developing cultural quarter of King’s Cross, with further classrooms and studios close by in Archway. The College’s workspaces are the backbone of its courses, providing a place for students to make and create. These include workshops for casting, ceramics, digital printing, fashion, jewellery, knitting, letterpress, metal, painting, photography, post-production, weaving and woodwork, amongst other resources. With nearly 5,000 students, CSM has a palpable creative energy, which drives its close working relationships with the creative industries. Its shows, exhibitions, events, publications and research outputs make it a major force. The College best suits independent, risk-taking students who embrace the freedom of self-direction. 8 arts.ac.uk/studyabroad 9 London College of Communication London College of Communication (LCC) works at the cutting edge of new thinking so its students are ready to launch their careers and define the future of the creative industries. Located in a busy part of London, LCC lists the London Eye, the Southbank film, art and theatre complex, and Shakespeare’s Globe amongst its near neighbours. Its 5,000 students take full advantage of the outstanding facilities of this unique institution, which include photographic and TV studios, darkrooms, interactive media and animation suites, broadcast and print newsrooms as well as specialist printing, printmaking and letterpress workshops.
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