Fine Art - MPhil, PhD

Program Overview

This research degree at Cambridge School of Art empowers students to delve into fine art, ranging from art history to painting and printmaking. Guided by expert supervision, students conduct critical research, contextualizing their work within theory and practice, ultimately contributing to the field through distinctive research findings. The program offers access to state-of-the-art facilities and collaborations with renowned institutions.

Program Outline

Teaching:

Students will be supervised by experienced staff in most areas of contemporary fine art, including painting, printmaking, objects, installation, interdisciplinary work with sound and video, performance art, and landscape mapping.

Other:

Students will have access to printmaking and sculpture workshops, photography dark rooms, a life drawing studio, computer suites for video production and digital imaging, and four Mac suites with Adobe Creative Suite software.

UK students:

• Full-time: £4,786 per year • Part-time: £2,392 per year

International students:

• Full-time: £15,900 per year • Part-time: £7,950 per year

Bench Fees:

• £500 • £1,200 • £2,200 • £4,500 • £8,900

PhD by Published Work:

• Initial registration: £1,500 • Full registration: £4,500

Writing-up Fees (2024/25):

£1,200

Payment: Fees can be paid upfront, in full or in installments.