Goldsmiths, University of London,

Overview

The MA in Art and Ecology at Goldsmiths, University of London is a full-time postgraduate programme designed for artists keen to advance their creative practices while addressing ecological and environmental justice issues. This 15-month course combines studio-based experimentation with critical study and culminates in a significant project supported by specialized laboratory learning.

What you'll study

Throughout the programme, you will engage in a blend of studio practice, critical study, and professional development.

• Methodologies of Art and Ecology
• Experimental Laboratory
• Histories and Theories of Art and Ecology
• Professional Development
• Artistic Project (a major practice-led work developed over the duration of the course)
• Critical Studies Dissertation (a research-driven written component related to your artistic practice)

Learning approach: The programme emphasizes workshops and seminars that foster research methods, sustainable practices, and the creation of a cohesive body of work. Your final outputs will be shaped through continuous critique, supervision, and project milestones.

Entry requirements

Applicants should possess a BA in Fine Art or a related discipline, or demonstrate equivalent experience. Those without a Fine Art degree may still be considered if they can provide sufficient evidence of substantial artistic practice, which could include fields such as photography, architecture, performance, creative writing, or environmental humanities and sciences.

Career prospects

Graduates of the MA in Art and Ecology can pursue various career paths, including roles in arts organizations, environmental advocacy, community arts, and education. The interdisciplinary nature of the programme equips students with the skills to navigate and contribute to the evolving dialogue surrounding art and ecological issues in contemporary society.