Laura Quinn 1

MA Glass

<p>The comprehensive Masters structure, which is shared across our specialist programmes, enables our postgraduate students to focus on creative strategies and processes through three sequential modules which support you in investigating, testing and developing your ideas. The core tuition focuses on training, research methodology, critical thinking, design, practice-led research methods and professional and conceptual frameworks, with an opportunity for negotiated study under specialist supervision for MFA and MA by Research students. All of our programmes have access to outstanding workshop facilities in the university.</p> <p>By combining modules with specialist assignments and personal project proposals, you will be able to achieve depth and specialisation within your subject area, while at the same time becoming equipped with robust approaches, methodologies and techniques that can be applied across the commercial, social and public sectors.</p> <p>All students are asked to submit an initial statement on application to the course. This sets out your ideas for the MA or MFA programme you have selected. Creative practice is about change and development, and this statement will form the starting point for a dialogue about your work. <br /></p> <p>Take a look at the <strong>full course information</strong> within our <strong><a href="https://pca.objects.frb.io/production/files/courses/2023/MA-Course-Specification-Forms-and-Unit-Specification-Forms-2324/MA-Ceramics-Glass-Jewellery-Module-Handbook-2023-24.pdf" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Module Handbook</a></strong> and our <strong><a href="https://pca.objects.frb.io/production/files/courses/2023/MA-Course-Specification-Forms-and-Unit-Specification-Forms-2324/MA-Ceramics-Glass-Jewellery-Programme-Specification-2023-24.pdf" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Programme Specification Form</a></strong> documents.</p>