Short Courses
Do you want to be part of an exciting, international community of creators and innovators at University of the Arts, London, ranked top 2 in the world for Art and Design?
We offer classroom-based and online courses for creatives of every level of ability from ages 11 onwards. Our practical courses allow you to learn through doing from our expert tutors, who are all industry experts and practitioners in their own right.
Whether you are looking to learn a new skill, develop your own practice or just enjoy being creative - we have a course for you.
All of our courses include:
- Practical, industry-relevant learning.
- Feedback on your work.
- Certificate upon completion.
PS. We've launched a series of 1 hour taster sessions for you to get to know our short courses and the format. If you're unsure, our tasters may help you decide.
£1 taster sessions
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Damien Borowik,
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Central Saint Martins Short Courses,
Short Courses by subject
Short Course Stories
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Image: Jawara Allweyne SS26 , Héloïse Darcie Digital photography: Héloïse’s short course experience
Photographer and journalist Héloïse Darcie tells us about her experience on our Digital Photography Short Course and shares her creative interests, freelance projects and goals.
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Image: Creating A Project Portfolio for 16 to 18 Year Olds Short Course , UAL Short Courses Why summer is a great time for teens to do a short course
We discuss why summer is such a great time for teens to do a short course and catch up with 3 summer school students to find out about their experiences.
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Image: Student work by Elizabeth Xiaoyue Lang Exploring architecture with a short course: Elizabeth’s story
We caught up with creative secondary school student Elizabeth Xiaoyue Lang to hear about her experience on our Architecture for 11 to 15 Year Olds Short Course.
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Meet the Tutor: Enver Gürsev - Oil Painting tutor, Chelsea College of Arts
We caught up with Chelsea College of Arts (UAL) Short Course tutor Enver Gürsev about his painting practice, teaching at Chelsea and what advice he’d give to students.