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MA Illustration (Online)

  • Mode of study: Part-time
  • Study location: Online
  • How to apply: Apply directly to us
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Overview

The MA Illustration (Online) course is a part-time, flexible course that enables you to explore, refine and reflect on the practical aspects of your craft in a setting that suits you.

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Become active, valuable participants in the growing illustration community.

You'll gain new understanding of your craft through engaging with the historical, contemporary and professional contexts of illustration.

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Chart your position as a practitioner in today's illustration industry.

Through rigorous self-reflection, academic enquiry, and thorough research, you'll break down and rethink your illustrative practice.

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