Fine Art

Course Summary
The Fine Art BA at Middlesex University offers a vibrant and diverse creative community where learning extends beyond the studio to professional networks in London and internationally. Guided by renowned practitioners and academics, including Royal Academician Katherine Jones, Professor Keith Piper, and Dr. Ergin Cavusoglu, you’ll explore both historical and contemporary art practices.

With access to state-of-the-art studio facilities, including exceptional printmaking rooms, you’ll learn traditional and innovative techniques such as silkscreen, lithography, and etching. The course also includes visits to world-class galleries and museums like Tate Modern and Tate Britain, ensuring you’re immersed in the thriving London art scene.

Why Study This Course at Middlesex?
Middlesex has 145 years of expertise in professional, creative, and technical education, offering a strong foundation for global careers in fine art. The Fine Art BA allows you to develop a sustainable career through a blend of critical thinking, hands-on practice, and professional development opportunities.

You’ll have the chance to work with a team of practicing contemporary artists and writers, including pioneers in social art practices and multimedia art. Unique opportunities like a four-week placement in your second year, exhibitions, and engagement with 'Art Ecologies' broaden your understanding of how artists navigate real-world scenarios.

Middlesex students regularly receive prestigious accolades, such as the Freelands Painting Prize and selection for the New Contemporaries Exhibition, highlighting the quality of work produced on the course.

What You Will Learn
Your studies will focus on studio practice, professional skills, and critical approaches to art and visual culture. The course nurtures your creative and intellectual abilities while preparing you for diverse careers as curators, art therapists, researchers, writers, or photographers.

You’ll develop expertise in practical and technological fabrication, visual and digital literacy, and creative problem-solving. You’ll also gain critical insights into visual cultures and their relationship to contemporary art.

By working closely with expert staff in fields like painting, performance, interactive multimedia, and printmaking, you’ll refine your artistic voice and professional approach. The course also emphasises employability through hands-on placements and exposure to London’s dynamic art world, ensuring you graduate ready to thrive in the creative industries.