Programme leaders from CSM's MA Art and Science are contributing to new research aligning studies of the Arts alongside STEM subjects in higher education - to unlock greater potential in thinking that drives prosperity and innovation.

UAL’s reputation for producing world-leading sustainable fashion talent will be the catalyst behind a project aimed at changing how fashion is taught across the world.

Former Camden residents Rodney and Tessa Moorhouse dedicated their lives to helping young people to thrive in the arts. Their generous gift to UAL will support 20 undergraduate students and 20 postgraduate students over five years.

At 11pm on Friday 31 January, the UK is legally out of the EU. Despite this, very little will change immediately. The UK enters an 11-month period, known as the 'transition period', which will keep us bound to the EU's rules. Over the upcoming weeks

Join us this February and March as we explore contemporary and historical issues across a spread of subject areas from fashion and textiles to screen, theatre and performance, media and computer science.

Decolonising the Archives is a new collaborative initiative at UAL. We are pleased to announce a joint call for proposals for a series of 9 month research residency opportunities in 2020.

Creative Lenses is a four-year (2015-2019) project that seeks to make arts and cultural organisations more resilient and sustainable by improving their business models and developing their long-term strategic and innovation capacities.

Last month some of the UAL Creative Lenses team travelled to Helsinki (11-12 October) to present at the inaugural SULA conference and to run a research workshop exploring sustainability.

Spencer’s earliest works included constructed abstract reliefs which employed mathematics as a means of generating formal relations and structures around simple geometric configurations.