Programmes in the Arts, Design, Fashion, Communication, Media and Performance 2020—21

Ranked #2 in the World for Art and Design*

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What’s inside

02 Why UAL04 London: a creative capital06 The Colleges 13 Alumni 14 Life at UAL

16 Our programmes18 Calendar20 Integrated Study Abroad21 Optional Modules 22 Integrated course listings24 Semester Study Abroad Programmes

25 Central Saint Martins Semester Programme 26 London College of Fashion Programmes

27 Summer Study Abroad28 Summer course listings

30 All you need to know32 Eligibility and application requirements34 Academics36 Scholarships, financial aid and visa information40 Accommodation43 How to apply44 Meet the Team

Front cover *QS World University Rankings 2019

Contact Address:Study Abroad Office University of the Arts London 272 High Holborn London WC1V 7EY United Kingdom

Telephone +44 20 7514 2249Email studyabroad@arts.ac.ukarts.ac.uk/studyabroad

@studyabroadual@ualstudyabroad @ualstudyabroad

University of the Arts Londoncomprises six renowned Colleges:Camberwell College of ArtsCentral Saint MartinsChelsea College of ArtsLondon College of CommunicationLondon College of FashionWimbledon College of Arts

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Nine reasons to study abroad at University of the Arts London

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Ranked number 2 in the world for Art and Design (QS World Rankings 2019)

Our alumni of internationally-renowned artists, designers and performers

Choose from an unrivalled number of subjects and courses (see page 22)

Ranked number 1 in the world for fashion (Business of Fashion Awards 2017)

Our connections to the creative industries

Our support services

Our prime London locations

Our facilities, technical equipment, resources and access to all of our libraries

Our dedicated study abroad team (see page 44)

London is a creative capital housing internationally-renowned arts institutions alongside independent cultural venues. London’s inclusive spirit lies at the heart of its creative character.

UAL’s central location gives students the opportunity to participate in London’s prominent events: London Fashion Week, Frieze Art Fair, LIFT Theatre Festival, the Royal Academy Summer Exhibition, London Design Week and many more.

London is a world centre for the creative industries, where startups thrive, internationally-recognised and world-renowned museums, galleries and theatres take centre stage and small artist-run exhibition spaces promote emerging talent.

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Our Colleges

Generations of internationally renowned artists, designers and performers began their creative journey at Central Saint Martins (CSM). Many whose work has defined or transformed our times.

Today’s students benefit from modern workspaces that provide specialist areas for making and creating. It is this creative energy that drives its working relationships with the local community in and around King’s Cross and Archway. Students will benefit from working with the creative industries and can enhance their learning with a full programme of exhibitions and events. CSM best suits students that are risk-taking and independent in their approach to learning.

Camberwell’s studio culture and strong sense of community encourages students to rethink current creative practices and cultivate their own style. For over a century, this small College (1600 students) has been at the heart of a bohemian community that encourages inventiveness, creativity and collaboration. The south east London location is home to a thriving art scene, and the area hosts a variety of galleries, project spaces and studios that our students, staff and graduates work and exhibit in. These include Peckham Platform, Work Form and Assembly Point. Camberwell’s facilities embrace both traditional craftsmanship and digital technology, including a Digital Media Centre, one of the largest printmaking centres in the UK, open access ceramic, wood, metal and plastic workshops and various specialist darkrooms, processing rooms and photographic studios.

Central Saint MartinsCamberwell College of Arts

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LCC specialises in media, design and screen practice and is located in the vibrant area of Elephant and Castle. Known for its industry-led courses, the LCC experience is all about learning by doing. Students have access to state-of-the-art facilities, from traditional crafts to the latest in 3D digital printing. Our specialist workshops and studios are equipped to industry standards and are run by highly-skilled technicians.

The Stanley Kubrick Archive held at LCC spans Kubrick’s entire career and has recently collaborated with the Design Museum on a high profile exhibition of his work. Also housed at LCC is a comic book collection and the Her Noise Archive.

Chelsea is a celebration of the British art school tradition; a warm, expansive, artist-centred community. The College is home to cutting-edge facilities including a digital print studio, an audio-visual editing studio, specialist equipment for textile design, a foundry and 3D workshops in casting, ceramics, metalwork, and woodwork.

Chelsea is also home to London’s largest open-air gallery which hosts events from film screenings to large-scale installations, and international artists exhibiting alongside current students. Chelsea’s students enjoy a special relationship with their next-door neighbour, Tate Britain, the UK’s national gallery of British art from 1500s to the present day.

London College of Communication

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London College of Fashion’s rich heritage, and responsiveness to changes in design practice, have positioned it as a leading global provider of fashion education.

Known worldwide as a centre of excellence, the College works closely with its fashion industry partners to develop programmes that prepare students for the breadth of career opportunities available, from fashion design, through to merchandising and fashion management disciplines.

Courses are underpinned by cultural and historical practice, with creativity, sustainability, and innovation at their heart. Students study at six campuses across London, giving them the opportunity to explore the city’s vibrant and unique communities.

London College of Fashion

Wimbledon College of Arts has an international reputation for producing graduates known for their creativity, technical accomplishment and professionalism. In Wimbledon’s well-equipped workshops, theatre and studios, students will learn the professional skills and processes to enable them to have a sustainable career in the creative industries. Wimbledon is an integrated performance college with courses in performance design, acting & performance and contemporary theatre – training professionals on stage and backstage, in front of and behind the camera.

An easy 15 minutes by rail from the centre of London, Wimbledon is surrounded by leafy open spaces. Its range of specialist facilities include costume and technical arts and special effects workshops, as well as a sound studio, film and video studio, green screen facilities and its in-house theatre, equipped to industry standards.

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The UAL Creative Computing Institute (CCI) offers innovative new courses, research opportunities and a public platform to explore computer science and creative practice.

The CCI is part of how UAL explores the technology shaping our world and prepares a new generation of talent to shape it.

CCI is based in Camberwell, one of the city’s vibrant, urban boroughs which is also home to Camberwell College of Arts.

UAL Creative Computing Institute (CCI)

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Institutes

James Achesoncostume designer, 3 times Oscar winner

Jenny Beavan costume designer

Henry Beck graphic designer, designed London Underground map

Derek Birdsall graphic designer

Sir Quentin Blake illustrator and children’s writer

Helen Boaden former Director of BBC Radio

Hamish Bowles European editor, American Vogue

Raymond Briggsillustrator, created The Snowman

Neville Brody graphic designer, typographer and art director

Sarah Burton fashion designer, creative director of Alexander McQueen

Sir Anthony Caro sculptor

Hussein Chalayan fashion designer

Jimmy Choo shoe designer

Emilia Clarke actress

Sir Terence Conran designer, retailer and restaurateur

Richard Deacon sculptor

Sir James Dyson industrial designer

Paloma Faith musician

Michael Fassbender actor

Ralph Fiennes actor

Colin Firth actor

Lucian Freud painter

John Galliano fashion designer

Gilbert & George artists

Sir Antony Gormley sculptor

Sarah Greenwood production designer

Jefferson Hack and Rankin co-founders of magazine Dazed and Confused

Maggi Hambling painter

Tom Hardy actor

Sir John Hegarty advertising executive

Sir Howard Hodgkin painter and printmaker

Sir John Hurt actor

Jean Jullien graphic designer and illustrator

Christopher Kane fashion designer

Sir Anish Kapoor sculptor

Kwame Kwei-Armah playwright

Mike Leigh director

Stella McCartney fashion designer

Alexander McQueen fashion designer

Steve McQueen director

Bill Moggridgedesigner, IDEO Co-Founder

Sir Henry Moore sculptor

Chris Ofili painter

Julian Opie artist

Phoebe Philo fashion designer

Platon photographer

Zac Posen fashion designer

Alan Rickman actor

Bibi Russell textile designer

Douglas Scott designer of London’s double-decker red bus

Joe Strummer musician, The Clash

Alice Temperley fashion designer

Grace Wales Bonner fashion designer

Florence Welsh musician

Joe Wright director

Wright and Teague jewellers

Famous alumniFollow in these famous footsteps

With over 200,000 alumni all over the world, UAL is a global creative community like no other. The University has been the launchpad for the careers of many creative and cultural leaders, who have gone on to work in and help shape the arts, design, fashion, communication, media and performance worldwide. These are some of our most successful graduates...

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“Everyone loves to go out, doing something. I’ve been going to places

around the city, walking around, seeing the sights.”

Brandon Byars, Fashion Semester Programme, Central Saint Martins,

USA – Parsons The New School For Design

Social programmeUAL Study Abroad socials provide you with a range of activities that allow you to mix with other study abroad students and experience all that London has to offer. Past events include afternoon tea, street art tours in East London and boat tours on the Thames.

Students also have access to UAL Social which organises over 2,000 events per year for the entire UAL student body. There are events to suit every taste (and budget), with free yoga/movie nights, day trips to places like Stonehenge and Oxford, and taking part in Pride in London’s walking parade.

Students’ UnionAll students automatically become members of SU Arts, UAL’s students’ union. SU Arts organises social events and parties, runs sports clubs and societies, and provides representation for students. Students are also eligible to get a TOTUM card, which will give them over 200 student discounts across the UK and internationally.

SupportAs well as our dedicated on-site Study Abroad team, students enrolled at UAL can also access our Support Services team, which provides professional, confidential, free advice to all UAL students. The services offered include:

_ Student Advice Service

_ Disability and dyslexia support

_ Counselling, health advice and chaplaincy

_ Academic support

What we offerStudying abroad at UAL is an amazing opportunity to experience life at a dynamic, thriving art and design institution in the creative capital of the world, London. As well as experiencing a new academic system, you will gain an invaluable opportunity to look at your subject in a new light. Creativity and collaboration are at the forefront of the curriculum at UAL. You will have opportunities to interact with students from all over UAL, not just in the classroom but also on our social programmes, in our accommodation and more.

Welcome eventsOn arrival students attend a Study Abroad welcome event, helping them adjust to their new environment. This offers them the chance to meet the Study Abroad team, get to know other students and learn more about London itself.

Short CoursesAll UAL students receive a 10% discount on UAL short courses. Full listings at arts.ac.uk/ short-courses

Life at UAL: the Study Abroad experience

Central Saint Martins Semester Programme

14 weeks – SemesterFlexible unit choices with 2 pathwaysExpect more contact hours; smaller cohort of students; choose your own classesExclusive to Study Abroad studentsPage 24

Integrated Study Abroad

11 weeks (Autumn) 15 weeks (Spring) Predetermined unitsUndertake same coursework and degree path as a UAL student Fully integrated with degree-seeking studentsPage 20

London College of Fashion Semester Programme

14 weeks – SemesterFlexible unit choices with 3 pathwaysExpect more contact hours; smaller cohort of students; choose your own classesExclusive to Study Abroad studentsPage 26

Our programmes

University of the Arts London provides opportunities to study alongside undergraduate students for a term, or academic year on our Integrated Study Abroad programme. Our Semester Study Abroad programmes are tailor-made for study abroad students. Students arrive in Autumn or Spring and study with other Study Abroad students from around the world.

Summer Study Abroad programmes allow students to take short-term, highly focussed courses in the summer.

Postgraduate students looking to study abroad will be considered on a case-by-case basis. For further information, email studyabroad@arts.ac.uk.

London College of Fashion Summer School

5 or 8 weeksIntensive, fast-pacedStyling / Business / Fashion Design / Footwear Page 27

Summer Study Abroad

3 weeksIntensive, fast-pacedAligned with the subject areas of our degree programmes Page 29

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Some course dates may differ. Please check the website for further details.

*Suggested US credit value These are shown as a guide only, and the suggested value is based on the number of learning hours, both contact and non-contact. Credits are awarded by your home institution. Please speak with your academic advisor before you apply.

For programme details please contact studyabroad@arts.ac.uk

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Integrated Study Abroad

Camberwell College of ArtsCentral Saint Martins Chelsea College of Arts London College of Communication Wimbledon College of Arts

Semester Study Abroad

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Autumn Term

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Autumn Semester

12—16 US credits*

Spring TermSpring Term

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12—16 US credits*

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Easter Break starts 15 March

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London College of Fashion

Summer Study Abroad

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Styling Summer School

Business / Fashion Design / Footwear Summer School

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Summer Study

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6 US credits* 6 US credits*

Summer Study

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Our programmes

6 US credits*

Autumn Semester

12—16 US credits*

15 US credits*

Christmas Break

Starts 24 Aug

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3 US credits*

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Optional Creative

Industries London Module

3 US credits*

Available atCamberwell College of ArtsCentral Saint Martins Chelsea College of ArtsLondon College of CommunicationWimbledon College of ArtsStudy alongside UAL undergraduates and fully integrate onto one of our undergraduate BA/BSc courses for a term or academic year..

Term datesAutumn 14 September 2020 – 4 December 2020

Spring / Summer 1 February 2021 – 18 June 2021

Academic year 14 September 2020 – 18 June 2021

Some courses may have differing dates. Please check the UAL website for more information.

FeesAutumn (11 weeks) £6,950

Spring / Summer (15 weeks taught – 19 including Easter break) £10,150

Academic year (30 weeks) £20,300

Application deadlinesAutumn term and academic year 31 May 2020

Spring / Summer term 31 October 2020

Applications are processed on a rolling basis with some programmes filling up quickly. It is advisable to apply as early as possible. UAL Study Abroad aims to inform applicants of the outcome of their application within 2 weeks of the receipt of the application.

Please email studyabroad@arts.ac.uk to enquire about applications if the deadline has already passed.

What to expectThe Integrated Programme is designed to promote cultural integration into the UK Higher Education system, and students will complete the same schedule and coursework as a Home student. Students should expect independent-style learning and an exciting, collaborative environment, where they will regularly undertake discussion-based learning and project work. Applicants should be majoring/minoring in the chosen subject, or have a well-developed portfolio in the subject area.

For eligibility and entry criteria, please refer to page 32.

Available atChelsea College of ArtsLondon College of CommunicationStudents on our Integrated Study Abroad Programme can take an optional module at the start of the Autumn Term, the start of the Spring Term, or during the Easter break. Optional Modules run for 3 weeks and are equivalent to approximately 3 US credits.

Students can apply as part of the online study abroad application form or email studyabroad@arts.ac.uk for more information.

Creative Industries LondonDesigned around UAL’s expertise in the areas of disruptive design, media and screen practices, students will visit creative hubs around the city and examine the relationship between culture and commerce. Students will be encouraged to reflect on their own practice as a creative enterprise.

Programme features: _ Site visits around London_ Creative and Media Industry professional insight_ Taught at London College of Communication

European Art History: London and BerlinThis module offers you the opportunity to learn about the art, histories, environments and cultures of London and Berlin.

Programme features: _ 4-day study trip to Berlin_ Site visits around London and Berlin _ Taught at Chelsea College of the Arts

Email studyabroad@arts.ac.uk for further details.

Module datesAutumn 24 August 2020 – 11 September 2020

Spring (January) – Creative Industries London only 11 January 2021 – 29 January 2021

Spring (Easter) 15 March 2021 – 1 April 2021

FeesCreative Industries £1,995 per term

European Art History £2,195 per term

Integrated Programmes

Optional Modules for Integrated Programmes

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Games Design London College of Communication

Graphic and Media Design London College of Communication

Graphic Branding and Identity London College of Communication

Graphic Communication Design Central Saint Martins

Graphic Design Camberwell College of Arts

Graphic Design Communication Chelsea College of Arts

Illustration Camberwell College of Arts

Illustration and Visual Media London College of Communication

Interaction Design Arts London College of Communication

Interior Design Chelsea College of Arts

Interior and Spatial Design Camberwell College of Arts

Jewellery Design Central Saint Martins

Journalism London College of Communication

Magazine Journalism and Publishing London College of Communication

Media Communications London College of Communication

Performance Design and Practice Central Saint Martins

Photography Camberwell College of Arts

Photography London College of Communication

Photojournalism and Documentary PhotographyLondon College of Communication

Product Design Central Saint Martins

Product and Furniture Design Chelsea College of Arts

Production Arts for Screen Wimbledon College of Arts

Public Relations London College of Communication

Sound Arts and Design London College of Communication

Television and Live Events Production London College of Communication

Textile Design Central Saint Martins

Textile Design Chelsea College of Arts

Theatre Design Wimbledon College of Arts

User Experience Design London College of Communication

Virtual Reality London College of Communication

Subject areas: 3D design and product designAccessories, footwear and jewelleryAnimation, interactive, film and soundArchitecture, spatial and interior designBusiness & management, and scienceCommunication and graphic designCreative computingCuration and cultureFashion designFine artIllustrationJournalism, PR, media and publishingPerformance and design for theatre and screenPhotographyTextiles and materials

Join one of the following UAL degree programmes: Acting: Drama Centre London Central Saint Martins

Acting and PerformanceWimbledon College of Arts

Advertising London College of Communication

Animation London College of Communication

Architecture Central Saint Martins

Ceramic Design Central Saint Martins

Contemporary Media Cultures London College of Communication

Contemporary Theatre and PerformanceWimbledon College of Arts

Creative Computing UAL Creative Computing Institute

Culture, Criticism and Curation Central Saint Martins

Design for Art Direction London College of Communication

Design for Branded Spaces London College of Communication

Design Management London College of Communication

Directing: Drama Centre London Central Saint Martins

Fashion Communication: Fashion Communication and Promotion Central Saint Martins

Fashion Communication: Fashion History and Theory Central Saint Martins

Fashion Communication: Fashion Journalism Central Saint Martins

Fashion: Fashion Design with Knitwear Central Saint Martins

Fashion: Fashion Design with Marketing Central Saint Martins

Fashion: Fashion Design Menswear Central Saint Martins

Fashion: Fashion Design Womenswear Central Saint Martins

Fashion: Fashion Print Central Saint Martins

Film and Screen Studies London College of Communication

Film and Television London College of Communication

Film Practice London College of Communication

Fine Art Central Saint Martins

Fine Art Chelsea College of Arts

Fine Art: Drawing Camberwell College of Arts

Fine Art: Painting Camberwell College of Arts

Fine Art: Photography Camberwell College of Arts

Fine Art: Sculpture Camberwell College of Arts

Integrated Study Abroad

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Available atCentral Saint Martins London College of FashionThe 14 week Semester Study Abroad programme is tailor-made for study abroad students. Study alongside other overseas students, taking part in group work, seminar activities, art critiques, studio assessments, essays, presentations and more. Units complement many overseas academic systems and you may be able to transfer credit back to your home institution if required.

Term datesCentral Saint Martins Autumn 24 August – 4 December 2020*

Spring 11 January – 16 April 2021

London College of Fashion Autumn 24 August – 27 November 2020

Spring 11 January – 16 April 2021

*Includes Welcome Week before teaching week 1

Dates subject to change, check UAL website for most up-to-date information.

FeesCentral Saint Martins £8,250London College of Fashion £8,250(includes Paris trip)

Application deadlinesAutumn and full year (Autumn / Spring) 31 May 2020

Spring 31 October 2020

Applications are processed on a rolling basis with some programmes filling up quickly. It is best to apply as early as possible. UAL Study Abroad aims to inform applicants of the outcome of their application within 2 weeks of the receipt of the application.

Please email studyabroad@arts.ac.uk to enquire about applications if the deadline has already passed.

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Mandatory Core Elective

3 electives – 2 credits each

Choose from:Concepts of Editing Accessory DesignFashion CommunicationFashion Design with TextilesFashion IllustrationInformation EnvironmentsTypography

Research for core subject area / 1 credit*

Reading Week

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Cultural Studies / 2 credits

Core module 1:Fashion or Graphic Design / 3 credits

Core module 2:Fashion or Graphic Design / 4 credits

Design yourProgrammeApply to 1 core subject area:Fashion

Graphic Design

All students enrol on the Research & Cultural Studies modules.

Choose your 3 electives:Concepts of Editing

Accessory Design

Fashion Communication

Fashion Design with Textiles

Fashion Illustration

Information Environments

Typography

Optional WorkshopsBookbinding

Letterpress

Design your own semester study experience at Central Saint Martins in the heart of cultural London.

Central Saint Martins Semester Study Abroad Programme

* suggested US credit value

Available atCamberwell College of ArtsCentral Saint Martins Chelsea College of ArtsLondon College of CommunicationLondon College of FashionWimbledon College of Arts

Summer Study Abroad is a great way to experience London and sample UAL’s prestigious courses. Students gain intensive experience of practical projects, tutorials, workshops and courses often include visits to places of interest in London.

The Summer Study Abroad tuition fee at London College of Fashion includes a trip to Paris.

Courses are available across a variety of disciplines and are open to students with various experience levels. Students can select more than one course to combine areas of interest. Units complement many overseas academic systems and you may be able to transfer credit back to your home institution if required.

Application deadlinesCourses starting in May and June 1 April 2020

Courses starting in July and August 1 June 2020

Applications are processed on a rolling basis with some programmes filling up quickly. It is best to apply as early as possible. UAL Study Abroad aims to inform applicants within 2 weeks of the receipt of the application.

Please email studyabroad@arts.ac.uk to enquire about post deadline applications.

Deadlines may change or be extended, please check the UAL website for the most up-to-date information.

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London College of Fashion’s Study Abroad programmes offer students, graduates, or those considering a career change - the opportunity to study a range of fashion-related courses in one of the fashion capitals of the world, London.

The tuition fee includes a five-day fashion and culture field trip to Paris. Each trip is customised to complement the London studies by providing further inspiration and learning through a series of guided walks, talks and visits.

Students may participate in the programme during the autumn and/or spring academic semesters. Undergraduate level study abroad programmes are offered in the fields of Fashion Business, Fashion Product Design, and Fashion Media and Communication.

PathwaysFashion BusinessFashion Product DesignFashion Media and CommunicationEach pathway will require the following modules worth a total of 6 credits: _ Fashion History and Artefact (2 credits)_ British Cultural Studies (2 credits)_ Theoretical and Contemporary Fashion Studies

(2 credits)

Students must select between 6 and 10 credits from their pathway’s elective modules.

Fashion Business SemesterBuying and Product Development (4 Credits)Fashion Styling (3 Credits)Creative Visual Communication (3 Credits)Fashion Entrepreneurship and Luxury Brand Management (3 Credits)Garment Technology and Ethics (2 Credits)Fashion Public Relations (2 Credits)Visual Merchandising (2 Credits)Fashion Marketing in the UK (2 Credits)Trend Forecasting (2 Credits)Social Media and Online Communication (1 Credit)Fashion Drawing (2 Credits)

Fashion Product Design SemesterDraping (4 Credits)Shoe Making (3 Credits) Menswear Design (3 Credits)Footwear Design (3 Credits)Corsetry (4 Credits)Millinery (3 Credits)Creative Visual Communication (3 Credits)Fashion Styling (3 Credits)Start a Fashion Label (2 Credits)Fashion Drawing (2 Credits)

Fashion Media and Communication SemesterFashion Photography (4 Credits)Fashion Styling (3 Credits)Fashion Editorial Makeup (3 Credits)Creative Visual Communication (3 Credits)Fashion Journalism (3 Credits)Creative Direction for Fashion Media (3 Credits)Fashion Public Relations (2 Credits)Social Media and Online Communication (1 Credit)Fashion Marketing in the UK (2 Credits)

London College of Fashion Semester Study Abroad Programme

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Course Dates Fees

04 May— 08 Jun— 08 Jun— 29 Jun— 20 Jul— 05 Jun 31 Jul 26 Jun 17 Jul 07 Aug

5 weeks 8 weeks 3 weeks 3 weeks 3 weeks

3D Design and product designProduct and Industrial Design CSM • £1995

Accessories, footwear and jewellery Footwear Design LCF

• £5550

Animation, interative, film and soundAnimation* LCC • £1995

Filmmaking* LCC • £2195

Games Design* LCC • £1995

Architecture, spatial and interior designArchitecture CSM • £1995

Interior Design CSM • £1995

Interior and Spatial Design* CHELSEA • £1995

Visual Merchandising CSM • £1995

Business & management, and scienceIntroduction to Fashion Business LCF • £5550

Design Management* LCC • £1995

Communication and graphic designGraphic and Media Design* LCC • • £1995

Graphic Design CSM • £1995

Creative computingCreative Computing* CCI • £1995

Virtual Reality* LCC • £1995

Curation and culture Art History, Criticism and Communication CSM • £1995

Fashion Advanced Fashion Design CSM • £2195

Experimental Fashion Knitwear CSM • £1995

Fashion Design CSM • • • £1995

Fashion Communication CSM • • • £1995

Fashion Design: Menswear CSM • £1995

Introduction to Fashion Design LCF • £5550

Styling LCF • £3800

Course Dates Fees

04 May— 08 Jun— 08 Jun— 29 Jun— 20 Jul— 05 Jun 31 Jul 26 Jun 17 Jul 07 Aug

5 weeks 8 weeks 3 weeks 3 weeks 3 weeks

Fine artContemporary Fine Art Practice CSM • £1995

Fine Art Studio* CHELSEA • £1995

IllustrationIllustration* CAMBERWELL • £1995

Journalism, PR, media and publishingMedia, Culture and Communications* LCC • £1995

Journalism* LCC • £1995

Communication for PR and Advertising* LCC • • £1995

Performance and design for theatre and screenActing Shakespeare with Drama Centre London CSM • £2195

Theatre and Screen Design* WIMB • £2195

PhotographyContemporary Photography Practice* LCC • £1995

Digital Photography Portfolio* LCC • £1995

Textile designDigital Textile Design* CHELSEA • £1995

Textile Design CSM • £1995

* Early-bird discount of 10% for applications received by 31 January 2020

Requires a portfolio with the application Requires previous experience in the subject area; evidenced at the application stage

Includes Paris trip

CAMBERWELL Camberwell College of Arts CCI UAL Creative Computing Institute CSM Central Saint MartinsCHELSEA Chelsea Colllege of ArtsLCC London College of CommunicationLCF London College of FashionWIMB Wimbledon College of Arts

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All you need to know

Eligibility and application requirementsAcademics Financial aid and scholarshipsAccommodationHow to applyMeet the teamOur locations

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Eligibility and application requirements

To be eligible for the Semester or Integrated Study Abroad programmestudents must have:_ Completed at least 1 year’s study at an

overseas higher education institution in • a relevant undergraduate subject or have • a highly developed portfolio in their chosen

area of study;

_ Have a minimum 3.0 GPA or equivalent; and

_ Meet University of the Arts London’s English language requirements.

English language requirements:_ Be from a majority English speaking country; or

_ Have an IELTS score of 6.0 or above and with no less than 5.5 in each section. Certain courses require higher IELTS scores of 6.5, 7.0 or 7.5.

Summer Study Abroad entry requirements:Summer Study Abroad is suitable for students who have completed at least 1 year of undergraduate-level study.

Level of English The equivalent of IELTS 5.0 or above is required. Support is available for non-native English speakers.

Application supportingdocuments:Students intending to study abroad for either a Semester or Integrated programme are advised to read the application guidance online and have all supporting documents available; these must be uploaded with the online application.

The following documents are required:_ 1 passport photo of yourself (suitable for

your student ID card)

_ Copy of the picture page in your passport

_ Personal statement – must be between 300 and 500 words in length

_ 1 academic reference letter

_ Transcript of recent grades

_ Portfolio – students will be able to upload their portfolio via the online application form. Please do not send original work.

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“Getting to do a lot of research and building a sketch book has been really important here and

using London as a resource. I’m definitely going to take that

skill back home.”Sophie Hochwald, Fashion Semester Programme

Central Saint Martins, USA – University of Michigan

Academics

Portfolio requirementsArt, Design, Fashion courses Please submit a portfolio of 20-25 images in a PDF format no larger than 10MB. The work you include should show breadth, and demonstrate your creative thinking, and personal research, progressing through stages to a finished piece.

Fashion at Central Saint MartinsYou should demonstrate your fashion research and creative process skills; sketchbook imagery which shows the origin of ideas displayed in your portfolio; and the progression through design stages to a finished piece.

Acting and Directing coursesPlease submit a web link of a recent performance in which you have taken a significant role.

Sound ArtPlease submit a web link of your original sound work.

Film and TelevisionPlease submit a showreel (web link) of extracts of your film projects, along with a short-written film analysis.

All other courses (such as Media Studies, Journalism, Publishing, PR etc): 3 pieces of written work appropriate to the specialist area.

Students will be able to upload their portfolio as part of the online Study Abroad application form.

CreditsAll students who complete a Study Abroad programme will receive a Record of Study detailing the units taken, credit value and UAL letter grade.

A sample grade conversion table can be found on our website. The home institution is responsible for awarding credits and transferring grades.

Teaching styleTeaching at UAL is practice-based, and students can expect individual and group tutorials, projects, industry briefs, and museum, gallery and studio visits.

Students on the Integrated programme can expect fewer contact hours and a UK-style teaching environment where independent learning is emphasised.

Students on the Semester programme will experience a more US-style teaching format, although they will still be expected to explore their subject area independently.

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“I think the whole community here has been very welcoming. There’s so much going on and that’s great, there’s something

for everyone.”Ben Van Cleave, Graphic Design Semester Programme

Central Saint MartinsUSA — Champlain College

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“The programme overall focusses on the conceptual, not

just the details of design. It’s given me the confidence to step

out and be an artist.” Emma Byrne, Graphic Design Semester Programme

Central Saint MartinsUSA — Columbus College of Art and Design

Study Abroad Awards, Integrated and Semester Programmes UAL Study Abroad makes 4 awards of £1,500 each academic year, to support outstanding students who have been accepted onto an integrated or semester programme at any of our 6 Colleges.

How to apply Check the UAL Study Abroad website for instructions on how to apply: www.arts.ac.uk/study-at-ual/study-abroad/financial-aid-and-scholarships/

Eligibility to applyYou must have been accepted onto an integrated or semester Study Abroad programme at UAL. Scholarship deadlines are 30 July for the Autumn Term and 30 November for the Spring Term.

BUTEX Scholarships

UAL is a member of BUTEX, which means that students applying to study abroad with us can apply for a BUTEX scholarship.

Each year BUTEX awards a number of scholarships to students studying abroad for either a semester or for a whole academic year. The value of each scholarship is £500 and will be paid to the winners once they have arrived and registered at their host university.

Students apply by completing the application form online and completing one of 2 tasks: 1) designing a poster or 2) answering an essay question.

For more information visit www.butex.ac.uk

US direct and private student loansAll 6 Colleges of University of the Arts London are Title IV Registered. Eligible students who enrol on a semester programme here can continue to take out financial aid via their home institution.

Study Abroad students are not eligible to receive US Federal or private loans through our institution.

Should you wish to take out a US loan, please contact the Financial Aid Office at your home institution. University of the Arts London is able to enter into a consortium agreement and this should be arranged via your home institution.

Contact studyabroad@arts.ac.uk with further questions.

Visas and immigrationStudents are always encouraged to check whether they require a visa by visiting the UKVI’s website: www.gov.uk/check-uk-visa.

Visit arts.ac.uk/studyabroad for more details or contact studyabroad@arts.ac.uk.

Scholarships, financial aid and visa information

The below courses offer tuition-fee waiver scholarships. To be eligible, you must be 18 years or older, hold an offer for 1 of the 3 following courses, and be enrolled on an undergraduate degree programme outside the UK.Central Saint Martins: Acting Shakespeare with Drama Centre LondonHow to apply 1. Email a link to a video of yourself performing a Shakespearean monologue, no longer than 3 minutes, verse or prose. Make sure that you can be clearly seen and heard.

2. Submit a written personal statement on ‘what this scholarship means to me’.

Maximum 300 words.

London College of Communication: FilmmakingHow to apply1. Create a 3-minute short film, documentary or fiction, on the theme of migration.

2. Submit a written personal statement on what this scholarship means to you.

Maximum 300 words.

Wimbledon College of Arts: Theatre and Screen DesignHow to apply 1. Submit a 250-word blog post with 4 embedded photos OR a 1-2 minute video explaining why you wish to study theatre at Wimbledon College of Arts. Think about what you hope to achieve on the programme, specific programme activities you are most excited about and how the programme could contribute to your long-term goals.

How to apply Please submit all entries to studyabroad@arts.ac.uk with your full name and the course title in the subject line. All entries must be submitted electronically by 1 March.

For more information, please visit arts.ac.uk/studyabroad

Scholarships are subject to change, please check www.arts.ac.uk/study-at-ual/study- abroad/financial-aid-and-scholarships/ for more information.

Summer Study AbroadScholarships

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Qianshan Wan Culture, Criticism and Curation +

Photography, CSM + LCCSchool of the Art Institute Chicago, USA

Accommodation

UAL halls of residence Accommodation is guaranteed at a hall of residence (dorms or apartment) if you apply for a place by the UAL Study Abroad application deadline. University of the Arts London provides high quality self-catering accommodation in halls of residence across the capital. Almost all rooms have their own shower and toilet and share a kitchen.

Our students tell us they feel very safe at the University, and your safety is our top priority. As a result, all our halls of residence have: _ closed-circuit television (CCTV) inside and

outside the building _ secure entry, for example by fob or card _ staff available and contactable 24 hours a day.

We hold allocations of rooms for Study Abroad students at two UAL halls: _ Costume Store, North Acton_ Will Wyatt Court, Shoreditch.

Costume StoreThe Costume Store is a development in west London, opposite North Acton underground station (Central Line), accommodating students in 654 single, en-suite rooms in flats and 76 large self-contained studios.

The Costume Store has the following facilities:_ large studio workshop space _ residents’ common room_ on-site laundry and vending machines_ art gallery for UAL artists.

Summer Study AbroadIn addition to The Costume Store and Will Wyatt Court, students joining a Summer Study Abroad course can apply to the following three UAL halls of residence: _ Cordwainers Court_ Don Gratton House_ Sketch House.

Please visit the accommodation website for details of each hall: arts.ac.uk/accommodation

The Social ProgrammeThe Social Programme is entirely run by students, for students, and offers a year-round programme of social events, campaigns and community projects. See page 14 for details.

Accommodation contacts Telephone +44 20 7514 6240Email accommodation@arts.ac.uk

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Study Abroad students also have a variety of private accommodation options, available all year round.Homestays and house sharesHomestays are a popular choice among students looking for an authentic taste of British life, with host families based in good residential areas within Zones 2 and 4 of the London transport network. A weekly laundry service is available within family homes, and students have a choice of three meal plans: _ bed and continental breakfast_ half board: bed, continental breakfast and

evening meal_ self-catering: room only with use of family kitchen.

House shares are ideal for students looking for a more sociable and independent experience. Each house can accommodate between three and eight residents with shared facilities including a kitchen, living room with TV, dining room, one or two bathrooms and in the majority of properties, a garden with patio. Students have a choice of single or twin room shared with another student of the same gender.

All shared properties are located in the Docklands area within Zone 2 of the London transport network.

arts.ac.uk/studyabroad

Will Wyatt CourtLocated between vibrant East London and the cultural highlights of the West End, students at Will Wyatt Court enjoy the atmosphere and accessibility of a central London location. This purpose-built, high quality student accommodation is situated close to Old Street underground station in Zone 1. There are 514 single rooms, each with en-suite facilities, internet and phone connection. Flats are shared by up to eight residents and have well-equipped kitchen and lounge areas.

Will Wyatt Court also offers the following features: _ secure bike storage_ roof terrace_ on-site laundry and vending machines_ residents’ common room.

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Check the fees: please see pages 20, 24, 28 and 29

Are you eligible? Check to see you meet all of the entry criteria on page 32 and 34

Fill out your applicationVisit arts.ac.uk/studyabroad to complete the online application and submit your supporting documents: _ Academic transcripts _ 1 reference letter _ 300-500 word personal statement _ 1 passport photo _ Copy of your passport photo page_ Your digital portfolio

For specific requirements, please visit page 32.

* For up-to-date information on visas, please refer to our website: arts.ac.uk/studyabroad

How to apply in six easy steps

Speak to your home institution: make sure your home university will allow you to go away for the time you need

Choose your course: pick one of our world-class courses to study

Decide with your study abroad advisor what is appropriate for you and your academic needs

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“I think being able to go to lots of different places and

see different parts of London has really made a difference

in my experience.”Lia Cernauskas,

Fashion Semester Programme USA — Cornell University

Meet the team

Mio TashiroStudy Abroad Administrator, UAL

Emily Lazerwitz Study Abroad Administrator, UAL

Jim HemmingfieldStudy Abroad Administrator, UAL

Asta GutauskieneUAL Immigration Compliance Administrator

Polona KocijancicStudy Abroad Programme Coordinator, UAL

Hannah Svensson MacleodStudy Abroad Manager, London College of Fashion

Karin JohanssonStudy Abroad Assistant, London College of Fashion

Tim LunardoniStudy Abroad Operations Manager, UAL

Annalisa RiboniStudy Abroad Operations Coordinator, UAL

Ashley Palmer Study Abroad Development Manager, UAL

Tracy BennisonStudy Abroad Marketing and Student Engaagement Coordinator, UAL

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Our friendly Study Abroad team is here to support anyone wishing to study with us. We have a variety of roles and are all passionate about study abroad – most of us having studied or worked abroad ourselves. We are here to support you before you arrive and throughout your time at UAL.

Study Abroad OfficeUniversity of the Arts London272 High HolbornLondon WC1V 7EYUnited Kingdom

Telephone +44 20 7514 2249Email studyabroad@arts.ac.ukarts.ac.uk/studyabroad

Date of publication: July 2019

Information provided by the University is accurate at the time of first publication. Courses, however, remain subject to change, so please check the relevant course page for the most up-to-date information. More information can be found on our website. arts.ac.uk/disclaimer

The University is not responsible for the content of external websites.

Image creditsCover Alys TomlinsonInside front cover Elaine Perks Page 3 Alys Tomlinson; Chiara Bellamoli; courtesy of UAL image library; Yoleidy Quintero Rodriguez; John SturrockPage 5 Alys Tomlinson; Jo Mansfield; Unai Mateo LopezPage 6 Kirsty NoblePage 7 Courtesy of UAL image libraryPage 8 Elaine PerksPage 9 Ideal InsightPage 10 Madeleine CorcoranPage 11 Ideal InsightPage 12 Alys TomlinsonPage 19 Alys TomlinsonPage 21 Alys TomlinsonPage 31 Alys Tomlinson; Adam RazviPage 33 Elaine PerksPage 34 Hamish Mek ChohanPage 36 Elaine PerksPage 41 Alys Tomlinson; Travis Hodges; Chiara Bellamoli

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