MA Curation overview

Curation at NUA is understood in its broadest and most enquiring sense as a process of bringing together objects, still and moving image and/or texts into a coherent, contextualised and critical whole. MA Curation at NUA is distinguished by its practice-based approach, underpinned by appropriate theoretical and contextual frameworks. The development of your individual approach is encouraged, along with opportunities for collaborative working and project management. The programme places an emphasis on hands-on, practical experience in a variety of settings such as The Gallery at NUA and other spaces of regional and national importance

NUA has strong links with the Tate and regularly hosts touring exhibitions from the Hayward Gallery Southbank Centre. Opportunities to work with major collections such as the Arts Council Collection or Norwich Castle Museum and Gallery deepen your professional understanding and develop your critical and contextual understanding of exhibition practices. The course will attract applicants from a range of disciplines including art, design and media, as well as those with a humanities, education or scientific background.

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Studentships available

This course qualifies for AHRC Funded Studentships starting in 2013-2014. For further information email a.kent@nua.ac.uk.

Postgraduate Applications

Applications to all postgraduate courses should be made directly to the Norwich University of the Arts using an MA Application Form. Find more about entry requirements for postgraduate courses.

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