Curation and Conservation
| Curation and Conservation Programs: Subject Intensive | |
|---|---|
| Criticism, Communication & Curation: Arts and Design | Central Saint Martins College of Art and Design | CSM |
Semester Subject Intensive Programs (SIPs)
Study abroad students enrolled in an SIP program are fully integrated into the degree courses and study alongside UK degree seeking students. Since the study of art and design is different in Europe, students will find they are working more independently than at their home schools. In addition, students are encouraged to take a hands-on, project oriented approach to learning. Professors offer guidance and support to visiting students in order to help them fit seamlessly into their program of choice. Students will earn 15 US credits per semester. Each subject-specific semester program at UAL is designed with the goal of maximizing the student experience; both in terms of providing a framework for academic inquiry, as well as offering each student the opportunity to work under the mentorship of leading industry professionals. Upon acceptance, students will be appropriately placed in either Year 1 or Year 2 of the program, depending on the student’s portfolio.
Criticism, Communication & Curation: Art & Design | CSM
This pioneering new program offers a unique opportunity to study and become involved in the exciting world of the creative and cultural industries. Students study alongside future artists and designers, and can take advantage of Central Saint Martins’ unparalleled connections. Through lectures and seminars, group projects and independent research, students are introduced to the last 200 years of visual and material culture.
Students are placed into either year 1 or year 2 of the program (based on portfolio). Below you will find the set curriculum for each term.
Year 1|Fall: 15 Credits
CC CC CM 300 – Historical and contemporary approaches to London’s culture from 1800 to the present
CC CC CM 310 – Personal and Professional Development, The London Project 1
Year 1|Spring: 15 Credits
CC CC CM 320 – Art, Technology and Power since the Industrial Revolution
CC CC CM 330 – Contextual Studies: Introduction to Journalistic writing
For course descriptions, click on “Class Schedules” to the left. Courses are subject to change.