University of the Arts London

‘Sound arts now’, published through Uniform books, is an exploration of contemporary artistic practices and theories with a conscious shift of reference away from the “white men from the global north”.

UAL Creative Computing Institute invites you to join them for their 2021 creative learning programme Technology and Power: Rights, Resistance and Reimaginings. A public seminar followed up with a 4-day practical workshop, the programme will examine human rights in the technology sector and share skills and tactics that people can use to challenge big tech power.

University of the Arts London (UAL) has launched UAL Arts Temps Ltd, opening up opportunities for businesses and organisations to directly employ our talented students and alumni.

The UAL Academic Enhancement team has won funding from the Quality Assurance Agency to lead a collaborative project to enhance equity in student outcomes - in partnership with Glasgow School of Art and Leeds Arts University. Belonging through assessment: Pipelines of compassion’ will look at ways that belonging in the creative HE sector can be enhanced through compassionate assessment.

Decolonising Archives is an ongoing initiative to introduce critical, decolonial perspectives on the archives and collections held by UAL. Explore the findings of our 2020 cohort of researchers in residence via a rich body of research including short authored e-papers, podcasts and videos.

UAL researchers have launched a national study exploring how we are engaging with online cultural experiences during lockdown. It is part of the UAL and multi-partner research project 'Digital, Regeneration and Experience Economy modelling' (DREEm:) and responses will play a vital role in supporting the UK's creative, cultural, experience and visitor economies as we leave lockdown.