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Postgraduate Diploma
City & Guilds of London Art School
Full Time
SEP
30 weeks
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Postgraduate Diploma
City & Guilds of London Art School
Full Time
SEP
30 weeks
Postgraduate Diploma
City & Guilds of London Art School
Part Time
SEP
60 weeks
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City & Guilds of London Art School has an unbroken tradition of teaching sculpture, stone and wood carving since it was founded in 1879. We play a crucial role in keeping alive the skills essential for preserving the world’s most important monuments and buildings, and are proud to offer the UK’s only postgraduate courses in carving.
Based upon the longstanding and very highly regarded Historic Carving MA course has a developed and tested approach to teaching carving at this level with excellent links to the industry offering you unparalleled opportunities to develop your skills and professional networks.
MA course (45 weeks full time or 75 part time), culminating in a Professional and Contextual Project Report. In this way the Art School sets out to provide flexibility for learners to enable them to achieve postgraduate level study on this unique course. With an emphasis on practical hand skills, research skills and problem solving this course provides an excellent basis for freelance employment within the creative and heritage sector. This course is validated by our educational partner Ravensbourne University London.
Standard educational: Applicants for MA Carving should normally hold a relevant degree level qualification, have successfully completed a Graduate Diploma Arts specialising in Carving, or be able to demonstrate equivalent professional experience. Other experiential; Applicants who can demonstrate equivalent prior practice and professional experience. Using a process called Recognition /Accreditation of Prior Learning (R/APL), Art School Admissions Tutors consider how various work-life and (in)formal educational experiences meet the educational level of the entry requirements.
Students living in
Domestic
£10,500 per year
Students from Domestic
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£19,500 per year
Students from EU
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£19,500 per year
Students from International
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