Webinars about university courses: Arts

The UK hosts some of the most internationally recognised art schools and award-winning conservatoires. Discover some of the places that open up your future in music, arts or performance and the process to submit a successful application, slightly different to a standard programme.

Film, cinematics, and photography degrees are highly specialised subjects. Whether you are keen to step into the technical part of the business or dream to became the next blockbuster or wildlife photograph award winner, UK universities can offer you the best technology, unique contacts with leading industry companies and strong international exposure to achieve your dreams in this thriving industry. The skills you will gain will also allow you to move into other sectors such as media, marketing or communications. If you are creative, love media, TV, cinema industry or photography, do not miss this session.

With more than 2,000 Art and Design degrees available, UK universities are renowned for preparing famous architects and designers for their international careers, and UK graduates have high employment rates in a range of design industries. The objective is to give you all the creative, technical and management skills needed to be successful in the creative industries, so as you can imagine this means a lot of variety. Join this session to discover what a UK Design degree could offer you.

Postgraduate studies in Design in the UK is flexible – you could study a broad MA Design qualification or focus instead on Graphic Design, Fashion, Textiles, Illustration and more. These courses are for curious and experimental individuals who are looking to broaden their practice and collaborate with designers from across different disciplines. Think this could be for you? Come along to this webinar to find out more.

In the UK, you can study music or dance at a university, college, or conservatoire. Conservatoires specialise and focus on performance-based study, with a strong emphasis on one-to-one tuition, group work, and performance. University and college courses tend to focus on theory-based disciplines such as analysis, harmony and counterpoint, music technology, and psychology of performing, as well as performance itself. Music courses include musical theatre, education, sound engineering, songwriting and music business and more. For those interested in dance, an undergraduate qualification will give you the opportunity to develop the technical, creative and performance skills needed to become a versatile dance artist. You will also gain the understanding and critical and analytical skills to inform your artistic practice. Find out more about the options available to you in the UK by attending this webinar.

Career Chats: Creative Industries