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The Royal Town Planning Institute (RTPI) recently visited the School of Surveying and Planning at Kingston University and have granted provisional accreditation to the MA Sustainable Place Making and Urban Design programme. The primary aim of the programme is to produce graduates who will have a critical appreciation of the role of design and will [...]
Kingston University’s School of Architecture has been invited to take part in an education event to mark the opening of the 2010 Venice Biennale, hosted by Studioplex. The event will take place on 27 August 2010 during the pre-opening of the event in the Italian Pavilion and will see students, architects and educators from around the world [...]
A film made by Vogue Italy at Graduate Fashion Week can now be seen on their website showcasing five of Kingston University’s fashion graduates. Zheng Zeng, Zac Marshall, Sophie Clark, Lucy Hammond and Vivian Wong all feature in interviews alongside extensive footage of their collections and some of the behind-the-scenes activity. Course Director Elinor Renfrew and Senior Design [...]
New MA programmes for 2010: MA Photography, MA Design: Health & Wellbeing, and MA Fashion Journalism
The following three MA courses are new to FADA this year. MA Photography The course will offer a unique opportunity for photographers to develop a major body of practical work that engages with the photographic image within the context of a critical understanding of contemporary photography and visual culture alongside a highly successful and distinctive range of [...]
Kingston University Fine Art graduate Fiona Banner is currently exhibiting her work at the Tate Modern as part of the annual Duveens commission. The instillation – Harrier and Jaguar – places two recently decommissioned fighter planes in the incongruous setting of the Duveen Galleries. The exhibits are Banner’s largest work yet and part of her continuing fascination [...]
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The Faculty of Art, Design & Architecture counts many of Britain's most successful creative practitioners among its graduates. The Schools of Fine Art, Art & Design History, Communication Design, 3D Design, Architecture & Landscape, and Surveying & Planning have all produced graduates that are now successful in their fields. Whether you are looking for a course in fine art or graphic design, fashion design or architecture, art history or surveying, there is a degree that will suit you.
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Architecture & Landscape
Undergraduate and postgraduate degree courses in architecture and landscape architecture.
Art & Design History
Our undergraduate and postgraduate degrees explore the visual arts from the Renaissance to the present day.
Communication Design
Undergraduate and postgraduate degree courses in the areas of: graphic design, illustration & animation, filmmaking, curating.
3D Design
Undergraduate and postgraduate degree courses in the areas of: fashion, product, furniture, interior/spatial, and set design.
Fine Art
Our fine art degree courses reflect exciting, new convergent practices and encourage dialogue between traditional and emerging genres.
Surveying & Planning
Our undergraduate and postgraduate degrees in surveying, planning and real estate have strong links with professional practice.
Foundation Studies
This one-year Foundation Diploma is designed to prepare you for art & design courses at degree level.
