MA Journalism Arts

The MA Creative Arts at the University of Lincoln is designed to immerse you in a dynamic, hands-on learning environment where creativity knows no bounds. Whether you're passionate about a specific art form or eager to blend multiple disciplines, this program offers the flexibility to develop your unique creative voice. You'll engage in interdisciplinary collaboration, innovative practice, and critical reflection, enhancing your skills and building a diverse and adaptable creative portfolio. The course emphasizes both practical and theoretical learning, preparing you for a range of professional opportunities in the creative sector.

While the program emphasizes independent research, you’ll have access to a range of facilities and resources that enhance your academic journey:

• Industry-Standard Facilities: Work in state-of-the-art studios and workshops, equipped with the latest tools and technologies to support your creative endeavors.

• Collaborative Environment: Engage with fellow creatives from various disciplines, fostering interdisciplinary dialogue and collaborative practice.

• Professional Practice Opportunities: Participate in live projects and internships, gaining real-world experience and building industry connections.

• Exhibition Spaces: Showcase your work in on-campus exhibition spaces, including Project Space Plus, to gain exposure and feedback.

• Expert Guidance: Learn from experienced industry professionals and academics who provide mentorship and support throughout your studies.

These facilities and resources are designed to support your creative journey and contribute to a comprehensive learning experience.

Graduates of the MA Creative Arts at the University of Lincoln are well-equipped to pursue advanced academic careers or specialized roles in the creative industry. Typical career paths include:

• Creative Practitioner: Developing and showcasing original works in various artistic disciplines.

• Arts Educator: Teaching and mentoring in educational institutions or community programs.

• Cultural Entrepreneur: Establishing and managing creative ventures or initiatives.

• Arts Administrator: Overseeing operations and strategic planning in arts organizations.

University Support and Industry Connections:

• Interdisciplinary Collaboration: The programme encourages students to engage in interdisciplinary dialogue and creative exchange, fostering a broad, culture- and creativity-driven experience.

• Professional Practice Preparation: Students develop practical and conceptual skills relevant to their chosen field, preparing them for professional practice or further study.

• Industry-Experienced Academics: Learn from experienced industry professionals and academics who bring real-world insights into the classroom.

• On-Campus Exhibition Opportunities: Students have the opportunity to exhibit their work in the on-campus exhibition space, Project Space Plus, gaining exposure and experience in presenting their creations.

Further Academic Progression:

PhD in Creative Arts: After completing the MA Creative Arts, students have the opportunity to pursue a PhD in Creative Arts at the University of Lincoln, allowing them to delve deeper into their chosen research areas and contribute to the academic field.