Camberwell College of Arts creates research of both cultural and social value. Our research interests are craft, illustration, drawing, painting, photography and design curation, theory and practice.
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Jason Grant, Student taking part in Bauhaus celebrations
, Camberwell College of Arts, UAL |Research degrees
Find out about studying a research degree at Camberwell College of Arts.
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Paul Coldwell
, Camberwell College of Arts, UALResearch staff
Get to know our staff and their subject areas.
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Andrew Lee.,
, Chelsea College of Arts, UAL | Photograph: Horniman Museum and Gardens.Research partnerships
We work with a number of different institutions and cultural organisations.
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14th Annual International Illustration Research Symposium
The event will explore the role illustration plays in cultural heritage.
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Photo by Christa Holka.
, Chelsea College of Arts, UAL | Photograph: Christa Holka.Past research events
Explore our archive of previous events.
Research stories
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Maia Conran and Smriti Mehra at Tea’s Times opening event in Camberwell Space “It’s a lot like alchemy!”: Maia Conran on Tea, Photography and her Fellowship with London’s Horniman Museum
An interview with BA Fine Art: Photography Course Leader, Maia Conran, on her Museum Arts Fellowship at the Horniman Museum.
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Yakshi, 1987, oil on canvas, 48 x 48 cm © Jai Chuhan Recognising the diversity of practice in British South Asian visual art
BA Fine Art: Painting's Raksha Patel and Prof. Daniel Sturgis discuss Camberwell's new British National Art Network and its forthcoming events.
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An 'interstitial' from Active Agency. Active agency in graphic design communication
MA Graphic Design Communication course leader Sadhna Jain discusses Active Agency, a research publication exploring alternative models of design practice.
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George Chakravarthi Olympia 2003, video installation, projection dimensions variable Camberwell launches new British National Art Network for British South Asian visual art
The new network will be led by Painting lecturer Raksha Patel with UAL Professor Daniel Sturgis, in partnership with Tate and Paul Mellon Centre for Studies in British Art.