Best Universities for Fine art
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- QUARANTINE PROVISION:
- Not yet specified
- TEACHING MODE:
- On-campus.
- OPEN DAYS:
- Selection of open day recordings available on website.
- TEACHING NOTES:
- All of Ulster University courses that were previously delivered face-to-face will be resuming on campus.
8 Fine art reviews at Ulster University
Fine Art, BA Hons
Fine art is veeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeey cool
Fine Art, BA Hons
I loved it so much it was a great experience to find what I am passionate about when it comes to painting
Fine Art, BA Hons
Was amazing ! Loved every second of it , I got a good insight when being taught and it was tailored to my work giving me personal feedback and good one to one experiences :))
Fine Art, BA Hons
Course is well managed with excellent staff
Fine Art, BA Hons
Really enjoyable course
Fine Art, BA Hons
The course is a lot of personal based work with not much tutor time to tap base with for guidance
Fine Art, BA Hons
The uni needs a history and theory masters. Lecturers are good, some go above and beyond to help their students.I have come across some that have been pretty inconsiderate towards my feelings and other students feelings (although these individuals are in the vast minority) - through being overly harsh with criticism that was far from constructive, or just a general lack of empathy towards personal situations (of other students). I feel a pressurising environment combined with this sort of occasional misconduct from specific individuals contributes greatly to an overall breeding ground for poor mental wellbeing. Truth be told most people in the course actually suffer from one type of mental illness or another , whether it is anxiety , depression or something else. If you were to ask most and receive an honest answer from everyone you would find this to be the case. I feel this is primarily due to art being a form of communication for those who struggle to express something with words.
Fine Art, BA Hons
Most of the lecturers are helpful and considerate people, with some going above and beyond to help their students.I have come across some that have been pretty inconsiderate towards my feelings and other students feelings (although these individuals are in the vast minority) - through being overly harsh with criticism that was far from constructive, or just a general lack of empathy towards personal situations (of other students). I feel a pressurising environment combined with this sort of occasional misconduct from specific individuals contributes greatly to an overall breeding ground for poor mental wellbeing. Truth be told most people in the course actually suffer from one type of mental illness or another , whether it is anxiety , depression or something else. If you were to ask most and receive an honest answer from everyone you would find this to be the case. I feel this is primarily due to art being a form of communication for those who struggle to express something with words.