At least five GCSEs at grade 4 or above, including English Language and an Art-based subject.
Entry requirements
Why choose this course?
Fine Art allows you to explore creative ideas through drawing, painting, sculpture, mixed media and digital processes. You’ll develop observational skills, visual thinking and confidence working independently. It suits students who enjoy expressive work and exploring personal artistic themes.
Further information
Ideal for imaginative learners who enjoy practical studio work, developing ideas and researching artists. Suits those considering creative degrees or who want to strengthen visual communication skills valued across many subjects and careers.
- Artist research and contextual understanding.
- Drawing, painting and mixed-media exploration.
- Independent project development and analysis.
- Portfolio building for creative progression.
- Sculpture, installation and creative processes.
Students often progress to Art Foundation courses, creative degrees or careers in illustration, fine art, design, animation, architecture or curation. Fine Art develops problem-solving, creativity and communication valued in many industries.
Teaching includes demonstrations, critiques, gallery visits and independent project development. Assessment is through a personal investigation and an externally set project, combining practical work with written analysis marked against exam board criteria.
Art Materials Supplement payable: Year 1 is £83 and Year 2 is £75