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  • DeadlineStudy Details: 1 year / 45 week programme Full-time or part-time study

Masters Degree Description

Our interdisciplinary space is one of freedom, risk, and experimentation. Disciplines are traversed. Possibilities are explored. Hierarchies are critiqued. Knowledge is not only amassed but shared. Joining us, you’ll ask, ‘what is research?’ and explore what it brings to creative practice across writing and making.

Our Master of Research RCA brings together students from architecture, communication, design, fine art and the experimental humanities to transform their research and practice in dialogue with other disciplines.

When applying, you choose a specialism, which will be your central discipline. You will be assigned an expert supervisor for closer supervision of your research project.

Entry Requirements

This programme is open to a wide range of applicants, including graduates of the RCA or other MA programmes from the UK or around the globe, mid-career artists and designers seeking to further their education and practice, and career-changers who wish to bring their knowledge into the context of art and design research. The MRes award will also appeal to those in, or working towards, an academic career in a range of contexts.

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Fees

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Student Destinations

MRes RCA supports the development of research careers in academia and industry-based research groups. All students develop an individual research project, which prepares graduates for further studies at PhD level or careers within an emerging field of practice-led and practice-based research.

Module Details

Research Methods Part 1: Developing Research Questions (15 credits)
Research in Practice Part 1: Testing and Experimenting (15 credits)
College-wide Elective (AcrossRCA or elective from other Schools) (15 credits)
Research Methods Part 2: Developing a Research Proposal (15 credits)
Research in Practice Part 2: Defining and Developing (15 credits)
Independent Research Project (60 credits)

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