Located in the heart of Northwest London, the University of Westminster’s Arts and Technology area is a hub of innovation and creativity, building on the legacy of pioneering arts programs at the university. The area is home to a diverse range of courses that cater to students from Foundation to PhD level, with a focus on “learning by doing” and making. Undergraduate courses at the university emphasize practice, critical theory, and experimentation, allowing students to expand their skills through option modules. One of the highlights of the university’s Arts and Technology area is the BA Creative Media Arts course, which empowers students to engage in interdisciplinary art-making, integrating creative technologies from various fields, including computer games, photography, moving image, AI, and Extended Reality. Students can develop their skills in these areas and showcase their work in various forms, such as exhibitions, performances, and installations. Another notable course is the BA Photography, which enables students to cultivate their professional photographic skills and develop a unique visual voice, working across genres including documentary, art, fashion, editorial, photojournalism, and virtual photography. The course provides a range of opportunities for students to develop their skills, including option modules and live briefs. The university’s Arts and Technology area is also home to a number of MA courses that are research-informed and engage critically with technologies and contemporary global concerns. These include the MA Expanded Photography course, which explores the idea of photography as an expanded field, and the MA Art and Emerging Technologies course, which examines experimental applications of creative technologies in art practice. Some of the key features of the university’s Arts and Technology area include:
- A suite of new MA courses that are designed in conjunction with the university’s prestigious Centre for Research and Education in Art and Media (CREAM)
- A shared suite of option modules that allow students to collaborate with each other across different courses
- Guest lectures and live briefs from industry practitioners
- Opportunities for internships and work placements
- A cutting-edge facilities and substantial studio spaces
The university’s Arts and Technology area is a vibrant and dynamic community of makers, scholars, and practitioners, with a range of facilities that support students in developing their skills and pursuing their interests. One of the most notable facilities is the Westminster Enterprise Network, which provides opportunities for students to connect with industry professionals and gain insight into the creative landscape. The university’s Arts and Technology area is also home to two galleries, one of which is located on the university’s Northwest London campus, and another in Central London (Ambika P3). The university’s Arts and Technology area is a place where students can develop their skills, pursue their interests, and engage with the wider world of arts and technology. With its strong industry links, cutting-edge facilities, and vibrant community, the university’s Arts and Technology area is an ideal place for students to explore their creativity and develop their skills. Apply Now
We are still accepting applications for September 2025 entry. Details of how to apply can be found here for Undergraduate / Foundation courses and here for Postgraduate courses.