After graduation
During the programme, you learn how to initiate projects, formulate research questions, collaborate with others, communicate your ideas, work within different institutional and public contexts, and develop the conditions necessary for your own practice. You also learn how to position that practice in relation to broader artistic, cultural, technological, ecological and societal questions.
Graduates may continue as independent artists or artistic researchers, develop collaborative or interdisciplinary practices, work within cultural institutions, festivals or research environments, or continue their education at master's level, for example at MA ArtScience at the Royal Conservatoire. Others may move into fields that do not fit neatly into conventional artistic categories.
Professional Perspective
The Bachelor ArtScience educates you to work between science and the arts to create new forms of art. Our alumni operate where art, culture and science intersect. They work as independent artists or in a team on digital projects and performances for festivals, theatres or online platforms. They publish books, software and musical recordings and organise festivals, concerts and exhibitions.
