Application deadline: January 23, 2015 (midday, UTC)
Ruskin School of Art
University of Oxford
74 High Street
Oxford OX1 4BG
The Ruskin School of Art at the University of Oxford is pleased to announce a number of graduate studentships for October 2015 entry.
The Ruskin is a top-ranked, intimate art school at the heart of the University of Oxford devoted to cutting-edge artistic production and rigorous thought. Founded in 1871 by artist and critic John Ruskin (1819–1900), it boasts a rich learning history, counting many award winners among its past and present students and faculty. The School is characterized by its focus on the intertwining of practice and theory and emphasizes experimental histories of art and their potential to transform knowledge, forms and situations. Presently, it offers a particularly strong setting for work and study in moving image.
At the Ruskin School you will benefit from the extraordinary resources of knowledge across the University including the famous Bodleian Library, the Ashmolean, Pitt Rivers and Natural History Museums and Modern Art Oxford.
Alumni of Ruskin’s graduate programmes go on to work in fine art as practising artists, teachers and art writers, or as curators in public and private galleries and for arts councils and organisations. Many also pursue careers in academia, architecture and the film industry.
The Ruskin welcomes applications for an MFA programme (part-time and full-time) and a DPhil programme (theory and practice-led).
Further details on all graduate programmes, application information and scholarships is available here.
Alternatively please email [email protected] with any questions.
