Study HND Fine Art at Bishop Auckland College in the UK, Bishop Auckland College
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HND Fine Art

UK

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What will I learn?

This programme offers a comprehensive and immersive exploration of contemporary fine art practice, combining theoretical study with sustained practical skills development. Through research, independent and directed study, and industry-informed project work, you will engage with a wide range of artistic disciplines including drawing, painting, printmaking, sculpture, installation, digital media and critical theory. You will be encouraged to experiment across materials and processes, refine your personal creative voice, and build a coherent and professional portfolio. Studio practice is supported by workshops, critique sessions, technical demonstrations and engagement with professional arts environments, helping you develop the confidence, conceptual understanding and creative autonomy expected of an emerging artist.

What will I do

Whilst studying the HND in Art and Design Level 5 you will complete projects and assignments which include both theory and practical.

Units include:

  • Professional development
  • Contextual studies
  • Individual project (Pearson-set)
  • Techniques and practices
  • Media practices
  • Material practices
  • Art/Craft production
  • Applied practice
  • Collaborative project
  • Advanced art practice studies

What will it give me

HND in Art and Design L5.

Which department am I in?

Bishop Auckland College

Study options

Full Time (2 Years)

Tuition fees
Information not available
Start date

September 2026

Venue

Bishop Auckland College

Woodhouse Lane,

Bishop Auckland,

County Durham,

DL14 6JZ, Northern England, United Kingdom

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