Award
MLitt Fine Art Practice. All GSA degree programmes are validated by the University of Glasgow. Established in 1451, the University of Glasgow is a member of the prestigious Russell Group of leading UK research universities and a founder member of Universitas 21, an international grouping of universities dedicated to setting worldwide standards for higher education.
Assessment
Peer and staff review, formative and summative assessment, with continuous feedback from tutorials. Lecture courses are assessed by essay, coursework and formal written examinations. Applicant's project proposal at point of application forms the basis for the student's final project of practice and research.
Facilities
Dedicated studio space. Workshop and technical facilities including range of presses, purpose-designed acid room, photo-etch and photo-polymer facilities, multi-unit colour and b&w darkrooms, enlargers - printing any format from 35mm to 5 x 4" and one of the largest colour printing facilities in any Scottish art institution, photographic studios, Media Studio which offers facilities in computers, digital sound, video and editing.
Indicative Additional Costs
Individual departments levy material fees as indicated on this page. You should budget for each year of your programme of study and should allow for costs over and above your fees and maintenance, particularly if expensive materials or projects are chosen.
Programme Leader
Mick McGraw
Painting and Drawing Pathways
Stuart Mckenzie
Print Media Pathway
Aoife McGarrigle
Performance Pathway
Michelle Hannah
Painting and Photography and Moving Image Pathways
Craig Mulholland
Sculpture Pathway
Alan Currall
Visiting artists to the Programme over recent sessions have included:
Erica Eyres
Claire Barclay
Michael Fullerton
France-Lise McGurn
Chad McCail
Rachel Mclean
Phil Gurrey
Andrew Houston
Alberta Whittle
David Sherry
Anthony Schragg
Lorna Macintyre
Erin Busswood
Peter McCaughey
Sue Brind
Ross Sinclair
Ruth Barker
Adrian Wisniewski
Mark Wright
Kitty AndersonÂ