Doctorate in Fine Art - University of Hertfordshire, UK
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Announcement: 5 new places with studio space on the DFA at the University
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A limited number of places (5) on the online doctorate in Fine Art, with option of studio space at the University Full or Part-time Modes Focus on practice, the contribution of professional practice to research, and practice-based methods Application deadline 1 August 2014
Contact
m.a.biggs@herts.ac.uk
Prof Michael Biggs
+44 1707 285341
+44 1707 285350
Address
http://www.herts.ac.uk/courses/professional-doctorate-in-fine-art
University of Hertfordshire
College Lane
Hatfield, AL109AB
England
DOCTORATE IN FINE ART
Announcement: 5 new places with studio space on the DFA at the University.
The University of Hertfordshire is making available 5 new places on its innovative distance-learning Professional Doctorate in Fine Art. In addition to the opportunity for overseas-based study in your own country, each of these new places has an individual studio space at the university that you can access for blocks of time.
The DFA uses a specially designed study package delivered online that enables you to build your skills as a researcher while staying in your home location and your own studio. The program offers expert supervision for your personal projects, and leads to high level innovative practice and a sound understanding of the artist as researcher. Candidates may study part-time or full-time, and swap between modes, for example coming to UH for a full-time intensive block in the university studios during a part-time degree, thereby shortening the overall study period.
Although this program has been designed around the needs of overseas-based students, it is equally available to UK students. Study and practice Fine Art just 25 minutes from London, with access to fully equipped workshops and technical support! Have time for yourself in your own studio and have access to university life and the buzz of Art School.
www.herts.ac.uk/courses/professional-doctorate-in-fine-art
or email the Program Director
Prof Michael Biggs <m.a.biggs@herts.ac.uk>
