Social Institute has launched an online learning series, sharing how social design methods can reinvigorate approaches to complex social, environmental and systemic challenges. Find out about the Introduction to Social Design short course and 3 new

Work has started on 3 Decolonising Arts Institute residency programmes in 2021 that will introduce new decolonial interventions into the archives and collections of UAL, iniva (Institute for International Visual Arts) and 3 major UK art collections:

Pioneering research projects from UAL’s Creative Computing Institute (CCI) have received Artists + Machine Intelligence (AMI) Research Awards from Google. Collaborative World Building With AI, by Matthew Plummer-Fernández working with Anab Jain

Design for Dialogue: Valuing Doubt in an Age of Conviction: a Social Design Institute position paper by Pratāp Rughani responding to the toxic dialogue prevalent in today’s spaces when we disagree politically. It reflects on the possibility to

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

UAL projects with the prison sector over the past decade have consistently demonstrated the potential for design and creativity to develop life skills, promote wellbeing and empower people within our most marginalised communities.

TrAIN welcomes Felipe Scovino, Professor of art history at the Federal University of Rio de Janeiro as Visiting Scholar. Formerly the curator for the estate of Lygia Clark, Professor Scovino has since worked extensively as an independent curator.

Bringing together artists, researchers, students, and practitioners from across the UAL community, HEARD (HEAlth, ARts and Design) is a new research hub focusing on art and design and their relationship to health.

Our Postsocialism and Art research project reflects on the current state of Eastern European postsocialist heritage. This March we are excited to welcome the first in a series of Masterclasses delivered by renowned scholars in the field - Unruly