Introduction to Arts London 2011

University of the Arts London is composed of five world-renowned schools of art, design, and media, namely Camberwell College of Art, Central Saint Martins College of Art and Design, Chelsea College of Art and Design, London College of Fashion, and London College of Art and Design. School of Communication. These five colleges make it the world's largest educational center for art, design, mass communication, and related technologies. There are currently 16,000 students enrolled in these five colleges. Nearly 2,000 students graduate from London College every year. Many of its graduates are active in the art, design, mass communication and entertainment industries and have achieved great success. Such as John Galliano, Rifat Ozbek, Terence Conran, Sue Coe, Jarvis Coe Cocker), P.J. Harvey, Malcony McLaren, Rodney Fitch, Anthony Gormley, Gilbert and George Gilbert George, Alexei Sayle, Henry Moore, Dirk Bogarde and others all studied at a college at the University of the Arts London.

The courses offered by the University of the Arts London have a wide range of majors and high teaching quality. The courses range from preparatory courses, undergraduate diploma courses to bachelor's degree courses, master's degree courses, master of philosophy and doctoral degrees. The courses are very complete, mainly Majors include: Central Saint Martins College of Art and Design: Art Design and Environment, Fashion, Textile Design, Fine Art, Graphic Design, Acting, Directing, Theater Performance Design, Pottery Design, Jewelry Design, Product Design.

London College of Communication: Film and Video, Journalism, Photography, Media and Cultural Studies, Sound Art Design, Graphic and Media Design - Typography, Illustration, Advertising, Information Design, Print Media Management, Publishing, Digital Media Production, Book Arts and Crafts, Surface Design, Marketing and Advertising, Visual Merchandising Planning Management, Retail Management, Retail Design Management, International Tourism and Tourism Communications.

London College of Fashion: Fashion design technology, product design and development for the fashion industry, cosmetics technology impact

Performing arts makeup, fashion photography, cosmetic science, fashion promotion, fashion management.

Camberwell College of Art: Ceramics, painting, graphic design, oil painting, illustration, photography, sculpture, heritage conservation.

Chelsea College of Art and Design: Communication Design, Fine Arts, Interior and Space Design, Textile Design.

Location

University of the Arts London has 18 campuses in central London***. Each college occupies a unique location in London. The Camberwell campus is located in Peckham, just a short walk from the city; the Central Saint Martins campus is located in Covent Garden, near London's theater district; and the London College of Fashion is located on Oxford Street, the most famous shopping street in the UK. , the main campus of the London School of Printing and Distribution is located in Elfatat and Kaso. As a University of the Arts London student studying in any of these five colleges, you will have access to the facilities of all five colleges during your studies.

Many students come to the University of the Arts London to study the professional courses offered by the college in art, design, fashion, journalism, communication, retail, tourism and so on in the center of London. In this way, they can take advantage of the University of the Arts London's close links with many renowned experts (artists, designers, broadcasters, photographers, etc.) hired by the college as a guest tutor).

University of the Arts London is within easy reach of the city’s museums, galleries, libraries, theatres, shops, clubs and restaurants that make London one of the most attractive places in the world. One of the capitals. And you, as a University of the Arts London student, will be able to enjoy this convenience.

Facilities

Each of the University of the Arts London universities has excellent professional facilities, including theaters, fashion show catwalks, art studios, and beauty salons; as well as providing learning Information library and fully equipped computer room. The many libraries of the University of the Arts London contain many precious works and archival materials. These libraries include: London's largest fashion library at the London College of Fashion; the archives at Chelsea College of Art and Design, which preserves important works by black British visual artists; and Central Saint Martins. and the Art and Design Archive within the School of Design.

Some other noteworthy features of University of the Arts London include: Camberwell Press, Camberwell Collection and Cochrane Theater Lefebe Gallery at Central Saint Martins, London College of Communication Eckersley Gallery and the University of the Arts London Gallery on Davies Street.

Study abroad and cooperation projects University of the Arts London is attracting more and more foreign students (currently there are international students from 77 countries around the world studying at the college). At the same time, we also hope to cooperate closely with Chinese art and design professional colleges and universities to achieve maximum sharing of resources in terms of student education, teacher exchanges, and artistic creation. Specific cooperation methods can be combined with the actual conditions of both parties to formulate corresponding plans.

Accommodation

The accommodation staff at the University of the Arts London will introduce you to several accommodation options in London, including dormitories within the university (two dormitories in total** *512 beds), a dormitory with a bedroom and living room, or a shared apartment, or renting a room in a private hotel. Accommodation Services, based in the Student Services Center on Oxford Street, can provide students with a range of helpful guidance and often provides the latest accommodation information.

Entertainment Activities

The University of the Arts London Student Union has various clubs and associations, holds parties and club evenings, and has opened bars on various campuses. All students and students are invited to Open to guests. Students at the University of the Arts London can enjoy discounted prices in galleries, shops, cinemas, nightclubs and restaurants across London with their student ID cards.

English requirements for admission

1) Preparatory course: IELTS 5 points/TOEFL 500 points/TOEFL computer-based test 173 points

2) College: IELTS 5.5 points/TOEFL points 525 points/TOEFL computer-based test 195 points

3) Undergraduate/graduate certificate/graduate diploma courses: IELTS 6.0 points/TOEFL 550 points/TOEFL computer-based test 213 points

4) Master’s degree students : IELTS 6.5 points / TOEFL 575 points / TOEFL computer-based test 232 points

5) Master students with special requirements: IELTS 7.0 points / TOEFL 600 points / TOEFL computer-based test 250 points

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