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Your Fine Art course

If you're an ambitious designer and want to experiment with a variety of materials such as glass, textiles, plaster, clay, fine metals, plastics, resin and wood, then read on to find out more about our BA (Hons) Fine Art course.

Pursue your passion in Fine Art

As a fine art student at NTU, you'll be encouraged to explore with a sense of curiosity, creating work quickly and developing your ideas into more focused, self-negotiated fine art practice. Through a series of workshops, you'll experiment with different media before focusing on what is right for your own practice. There's no better place to study a creative degree than in Nottingham - its vibrant art scene is home to a thriving network of galleries and art spaces - which our students regularly exhibit at throughout their degree.

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Our facilities

As a Fine Art student, you'll be based in the Bonington building: our dedicated space for art and design.

We provide open plan workshops, as well as dedicated areas for metal and woodworking. You'll find equipment like glass kilns, a polymer 3D printer, photography and video facilities, spotters wheels, and areas for casting and molding.

We also offer spaces for rubber and resin development, as well as specialist studios for working with hand-screen, transfer and collograph printing. You'll find everything you'll ever need for your projects!

Art & Design Facilities

We’ve built the perfect spaces for you to create in. Take a look at all the facilities available to you across the Nottingham School of Art & Design.

Explore our online showcase

Celebrating the work of the Nottingham School of Art & Design's students, you will find a sneak peak of some of our student's work - giving you a real insight into what it's like to be part of the NTU creative community.

Join our community

We're part of the School of Art & Design at NTU, a community of creatives. Following us on social media is the best way to get an insight into the Art & Design community.

You can also read up on the latest award wins, projects, exhibitions and academic research by browsing our news.

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