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Paper sculptures by Yuqing Guo, Illustration & Visual Media, London College of Communication, UAL. Interested in studying at UAL? Join us at one of our Discovery Webinars or Open Events, to see what life at UAL is like. Find out about our courses, our facilities, gain application advice and speak to current students too. Event recordings.
The University of the Arts London is Europe’s largest higher education institute dedicated to the study of fashion, art, design and the performing arts. UAL actually comprises six separate colleges, the most famous of which is arguably St Martins, which has produced some of the art and fashion world’s most recognised names, including Stella McCartney, Louise Wilson, John Galliano and ...
UAL. Explore subjects. Subjects. We offer a huge range of courses in a variety of art and design subjects. Learn more about your chosen subject, find the perfect course and pursue your passion!
Study a course in fine art at University of the Arts London. We offer pre-degree, undergraduate, postgraduate and short courses. We offer a large range of fine art courses at every level.
India. Study at UAL as an Indian student. Speak with us. Fees and funding for students from India. Application advice for students from India. Ranked second in the world for Art and Design (2024 QS World University Rankings by Subject ®), our six Colleges offer courses in art, design, screen, communication, fashion, media and performing arts.
UCAS Extra is a free service that lets you apply for undergraduate courses if you've already used up your original 5 choices. So, if you want to join us this autumn but don't have a place or simply changed your mind about what to study, UCAS Extra is the route for you. See our guide to applying for all the information you need. Search our ...
2019, MA Illustration and Visual Media, UAL. CollegeLondon College of CommunicationStart dateSeptember 2024Course length1 year 3 months full time (45 weeks across a four-term model) MA Illustration and Visual Media explores the creation and contextualisation of images at a time of unparalleled possibilities for engagement in visual culture.
