School of Arts and Media

University of Lancashire

Overview

The School of Arts and Media at the University of Lancashire provides an inspiring environment for creative practice, innovation and professional development. Students work with experienced academics, industry practitioners and researchers across a wide range of creative disciplines.

The School combines practical, studio-based learning with critical thinking, industry engagement and research-led teaching. Strong links with creative industries help students develop professional skills and build portfolios that prepare them for successful careers.

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Creative Vision: To empower artists, designers, performers, filmmakers, journalists and media professionals to shape the future of creative industries and cultural life.

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Creative Disciplines

Fine Art

Contemporary art practice including painting, sculpture, installation, digital and mixed media.

Journalism

News reporting, broadcasting, digital journalism and media production.

Film Production

Filmmaking, screenwriting, cinematography and post-production.

Photography

Creative, documentary and commercial photography practice.

Animation

2D and 3D animation, visual storytelling and digital content creation.

Music

Performance, composition, production and music technology.

Fashion and Textiles

Fashion design, promotion, styling and textile innovation.

Dance and Performance

Professional performance practice, choreography and creative production.

Industry-Standard Facilities

Students gain hands-on experience using professional equipment and facilities similar to those found in the creative industries.

Research and Creative Practice

Research within the School of Arts and Media spans fine art, filmmaking, journalism, music, dance, digital media, photography and creative technologies.

Researchers engage with local, national and international communities, producing work that contributes to cultural development, social inclusion, digital innovation and creative practice.

Graduate Opportunities

Graduates from the School pursue careers throughout the creative and cultural sectors, including:

The School supports employability through industry projects, exhibitions, performances, internships, placements and professional networking opportunities.