Liberal Arts · Fine Arts · Design · Digital Media

School of Liberal and Digital Creative Arts

Think. Design. Create.

A school where liberal inquiry meets studio practice and digital making. Students build fluency across ideas, fine arts, design and multimedia — preparing for careers that need both creative judgment and practical craft.

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Liberal · Fine Arts · Digital · Creative

Undergraduate pathways in one creative faculty home.

From liberal arts foundations to fine arts, communication design, multimedia digital arts and visual effects — studio practice, critical thinking and portfolio-led learning under the Faculty of Liberal Arts & Humanities.

Three pillars

Liberal inquiry

Critical thinking, writing, culture and interdisciplinary foundations that sharpen how students see the world.

Fine arts & design craft

Studio practice across fine arts specializations, communication design and digital making through tools, briefs and critique.

Applied pathways

Creative practice connected to real projects, portfolios and industry-ready skills.

Academic portfolio

Programmes for this creative pathway are listed under ARY School of Media Studies.

Undergraduate programmes previously listed here now sit under ARY School of Media Studies. Explore Liberal Arts, Communication Design, Fine Arts, Multimedia and Visual Effects & Animation on the ARY programmes page.

Bachelor of Fine Arts (BFA)

A four-year Bachelor of Fine Arts (BFA) at the Faculty of Liberal Arts & Humanities, Department of Media Art & Design — 50 courses, 139 credit hours. Studio foundations across 2-D and 3-D studies, design, media and craft lead into ten specialization electives. When all electives are taken within a single domain, the specialization may be reflected on the transcript.

Program Learning Outcomes

By the completion of Bachelor of Fine Arts (BFA), the graduates will be able to:

Demonstrate a broad understanding of the history, theories, techniques, and major streams of Fine Arts, integrating both traditional and contemporary practices, in local, regional and global contexts.

Apply creativity, innovation, and technical proficiency across diverse media to produce original works that reflect conceptual depth and personal expression.

Critically analyze and interpret visual culture, artistic movements, and individual works, considering social, cultural, and ethical implications.

Communicate artistic ideas and concepts effectively through visual, verbal, and written forms, engaging responsibly with communities and audiences in culturally sensitive ways.

Eligibility & Admission Criteria

Intermediate or equivalent (12 years of education) is the basic eligibility requirement for admission to the BFA.

The Creative Practice Pathway

Foundations

Studio / practice

Briefs & projects

Critique

Portfolio

Industry / showcase

Facilities & spaces

Design studiosFine arts studiosDigital media labMultimedia production spacesCritique roomsExhibition / showcase space

Signature initiatives

Creative Showcase

Design Crit Week

Digital Arts Lab

Fine Arts Studio Open

Portfolio Clinics

Industry Brief Series

Full programme details, curricula and school content will be published as they are finalised. Admissions interest is already open.

Your place in Journey 40.

Join the School of Liberal and Digital Creative Arts as Greenwich turns toward 2027. Admissions are open across the ecosystem.

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