Royal College of Art, Full Time Masters Degrees in Creative Arts & Design

The School provides expert supervision across the spectrum of art and writing practice, art and design history and theory, curating and criticism. Read more

Develop new ways of experiencing, interacting and communicating on this new Master of Fine Arts (MFA) The RCA will be launching a new MFA Communication programme for the start of the 2023/24 academic year. Read more

The MA City Design envisions new concepts of city and urban life by placing design speculation at the core of social innovation. City life is undergoing momentous change. Read more

The spirit of Ceramics & Glass at the RCA springs from a belief in the transformative power of material thinking, research and making to enable a new generation of artists and designers to enrich our world in imaginative and meaningful ways. Read more

A discursive environment of experimentation, self-reflexivity and critical art practices Contemporary Art Practice (CAP) at the Royal College of Art is… Read more

Learn to develop innovative curatorial proposals with London-based arts organisations Curating is a creative, dynamic and diverse practice, constantly changing in relation to its context, to the work of artists and a range of cultural practitioners, and to the interests and expectations of audiences. Read more

The Jewellery & Metal programme seeks to unpick the relationship between people and things, pushing beyond the subject-object binary JaM students explore the multiple ways we are entrapped and enthralled by the complex entanglement of the material and immaterial worlds. Read more

MA Painting at the Royal College of Art is a world-leading, studio-based MA programme with a successful record of turning out artists working at the forefront of the discipline and of international standing. Read more

Photography plays a crucial role in contemporary art. The MA Photography programme at the RCA aims to provide a critical and educational environment in which you can develop as an artist with photography at the core of your practice. Read more

The programme positions Print as an expanded field which situates the printing press as the prehistory of computing and the web. We collectively explore the many ways technically mediated images alter and expand the world. Read more

The study of sculpture is ever-expanding and includes object-making, public art and social practices, site and space, performance, sound, film and video. Read more

Consider the MA Writing programme part of the ongoing occasion of your learning, one which you have already begun, will share with us for a year, and which will then continue — irrevocably changed — once you leave. Read more

The MA Animation programme at the Royal College of Art has a world-class reputation for artistic, director-led creative practice and innovative risk-taking and our students also explore the increasingly porous borders between animation, virtual reality, augmented reality, or new media art. Read more

Create experiences that shape the future. Information Experience Design (IED) is an interdisciplinary field that merges experience design and information architecture with theoretical frameworks from contemporary art, communication and futures studies. Read more

Fashion is designed, created, articulated, manipulated and simulated in both physical and digital spaces. It aims for a state change, where you are open to new and emerging thinking and to unlearning. Read more