Assessment method

On the course, you’ll develop a practice that authentically represents your own ideas and inspirations. Our teaching structure is open-ended. You’ll be guided to make, exhibit, interpret and reflect - but you can take your learning in any direction. You’ll also examine contemporary themes in art. And you’ll consider works through lenses like anti-racism, decolonisation, gender and queer culture. You’ll work with a community of practitioners who are passionate about art - and from all different contexts - including: art and design teachers community art instructors artists in residence gallery or museum educators You’ll share ideas, challenge perspectives and learn from each other. And you’ll develop a lasting network of art education professionals. You’ll be supported to exhibit artworks locally, regionally and nationally. For example, the Settlement Virtual Exhibition was developed with students and alumni, in partnership with the Pitt Rivers Museum and Henge21 - a local community arts project.