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Covid-19 Response
- TEACHING MODE:
- Blended learning.
- OPEN DAYS:
- On-campus open days on 20th Aug, 15th Oct & 12th Nov.
- TEACHING NOTES:
- York St John University is fully open and lectures and other teaching activities in laboratories, studios and specialist spaces are being provided in person at their York and London campuses. Students are expected to wear a face-covering in teaching rooms and communal areas inside University buildings.
This is the latest available data taken from the
yorksj.ac.uk website on 27th July 2022.
Read all universities responses in our Covid-19 university response article.
2 Fine art reviews at York St John University
Student Review:
4
/5
Fine Arts, BA Hons
By Druid_at_heart On 27th May 20I didn't do fine art- I did Illustration but this website says it's not a valid option. The arts courses are what you make of it, if you work hard to improve then your lecturers will help you more and push you further, if you coast by you get nothing. Job wise there's loads but you have to go for it, you want to start a business? Talk to careers, they can give you £500 for free. Want to work in galleries? Contact a load and ask your lecturers to help you. Working comes more into play in third year but you can think about it earlier and get a head start. You get £50 free first year, £100 second and £150 to spend on materials- would highly advise using!
Student Review:
5
/5
Fine Arts, BA Hons
By member417145 On 20th October 15