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The Arts University College at Bournemouth

United Kingdom, Wallisdown, Dorset county

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Location United Kingdom, Wallisdown, Dorset county
Type Postgraduate, full-time
Begins October
Duration 1 year
Study language English
Awards MA
Tuition fee £11,970.00 per year

To assist new International (non-EU) students a range of discounts and benefits are offered. This amounts to savings of over £1,000.
Entry qualification Undergraduate diploma (or higher)

Bachelor's degree in a relevant field. Applicants with other than the required academic qualifications may be considered for entry if there is sufficient evidence which indicates that they have the potential to fulfill the objectives of the course and to achieve the standard of the final award.

Please review the required documents for additional information.

The entry qualification documents are accepted in the following languages: English.

Often you can get a suitable transcript from your school. If this is not the case, you will need official translations along with verified copies of the original.
Language requirements

English
Accepted proof of proficiency: CAE or CPE, IELTS 6.5+, TOEFL 90+ or other equivalent
Other requirements

At least 2 reference(s) should be provided.

A relevant portfolio is required.
More information

Expenses, accommodation, working etc.

aucb.ac.uk/..rseinformation/macostume.aspx

Application start:
1 Oct 2013

Application deadline:
1 Oct 2013 23:59 (GMT)

Course overview

MA Costume supports and develops advanced practitioners who have ambition to explore, challenge and redefine the roles and relationships between costume and ‘audience’.

The MA student will, through research, scholarship, conceptual enquiry and the making of work, strive toward innovative solutions to complex and individual creative proposals which are the central focus for their personal and artistic development. Research specialisms include live art practice as well as academic, theoretical and critical emphases. The course is supported by lectures and seminars in areas of performance to enable students to critically reflect on (and to consider their place of practice within) the discipline. Seminar discussion will invite critique of students’ own work and that of other advanced practitioners. Areas of expertise within the course team focus on: world performance and the interaction of East and West in theatrical cultures and stereotypes, examination of the boundaries of design across disciplines, post-modern opera, experimental dance and abstract performance art.

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