GB · Masters
MA Art and Science
Program information
Program overview
Interdisciplinary practice You will learn from and build working relationships with artists scientists curators and other professional practitioners in the fields of art and science Institutional networks You will benefit from established links with museums galleries and institutions These include Arts Catalyst the British Library the Gordon Museum of Pathology the Royal Society the Science Museum Tate and the Wellcome Trust among others Dynamic teaching You will attend lectures and participate in seminars which provide a critical context for your research and practical work These will be complemented by workshops and special access to places of particular interest Exhibiting opportunities You will take part in exhibitions and a symposium bringing together staff and peers as well as professional practitioners and critics
Duration: 13
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Intakes and application timing
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