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Study Abroad
Programmes
in the Arts,
Design, Fashion,
Communication
and Performance
201314
*New for
2013
Student funding
available
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University of the Arts London comprises
six internationally renowned colleges
Camberwell College of Arts
Central Saint Martins College of Arts and Design
Chelsea College of Art and Design
London College of Communication
London College of Fashion
Wimbledon College of Art
How to contact us
For courses at
studyabroad@arts.ac.uk
(Please specify which course and College(s)
you are interested in when you email)
Study Abroad Ofce
University of the Arts London
272 High Holborn
London WC1V 7EY
United Kingdom
Telephone +44 20 7514 2249
www.arts.ac.uk/studyabroad
For courses at
studyabroad@fashion.arts.ac.uk
Study Abroad Ofce
20 John Princes Street
London W1G 0BJ
United Kingdom
Telephone +44 20 7514 7541
www.fashion.arts.ac.uk/studyabroad
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About us
Meet the team
Welcome
The programmes
Why study at UAL?
The Colleges
Our alumni
Courses
Integrated Study Abroad
Semester programmes
Summer schools
All you need to know
How to apply
Deadlines, dates and fees
Credit transfer
Financial aid, scholarships
Moving to London
Housing
Our locations
Terms and conditions
Application form
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Whats inside
Contents
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Image credits
Page 6 Landscape painting Paul Cochrane Male
student with green lampshade 3D design Guy Archera
Page 11 Portrait Ivan Jones LCC exterior Phillip Reed
Print rack, Student at work Ana Escobar Page 12
Painting, Knitting LCF commission LCF exterior
Jas Lehal Catwalk image Catwalking.com
Fashion photography Alys Tomlinson Page 13 Male
sculpture student Ivan Jones Costumes Guy Archera
Pages 20, 25, 32 portraits Ivan Jones Page 27 John
Sturrock Page 31 Will Wyatt Exterior Alys Tomlinson
All photography unless otherwise stated Elaine Perks
Design Boyle&Perks
*New for
201314
University of the
Arts London
Deans Awards
for Study Abroad
See page 27
2 3 www.arts.ac.uk/studyabroad
From left: Tom Webb,
Claire Jarman, Karin Johansson,
Isobel Child, Ashley Palmer,
Hannah Svensson MacLeod,
Basia Szkutnicka
Meet the team Welcome
About us About us
Wherever you are in the world, welcome
to University of the Arts London,
a creative community made up of
six world-leading Colleges.
Every year, hundreds of undergraduates
from around the world arrive in London
to Study Abroad at University of the Arts
London. If you have creative bones, an
original mind and an independent spirit
then youll love exploring one of the
worlds great creative capitals. And if
insight, inspiration and new challenges
are what you want, youll nd them all
at Europes most inuential university
for art, design, fashion, communication
and the performing arts.
This brochure marks the rst stage of
your journey. Here you will learn about the
courses and Colleges, and how to apply.
You will need to spend some time on our
website at www.arts.ac.uk/studyabroad,
in particular for information about the
courses. You will receive practical help
and advice throughout from the Study
Abroad team, pictured here. Do not hesitate
to contact us with any questions, large
or small we will always be happy to help.
So read on, consider your options,
secure yourself a place, and start packing
We look forward to meeting you soon!
Choose to Study Abroad at
University of the Arts London,
and you can select from a number
of different programme options,
depending on how long you want
to study here, and how you prefer
to learn. Each has a strong
emphasis on the development
of creativity, and provides a deeply
rewarding experience which
extends your skills and condence.
Integrated
Study Abroad
10 or 11 week terms

Semester
Study Abroad
14 week semesters

Summer Schools
3 to 8 weeks

Maymesters and
tailor-made programmes
Any length
Integrated
Study Abroad
10 or 11 week terms
Start September or January
Camberwell / Central Saint Martins /
Chelsea / London College of
Communication / Wimbledon
You are likely to be an art, design, fashion, communications
or performance major already, of independent mind and
quick to adapt. While you are here, you will study full-time
alongside local honours degree students for one, two
or three terms, and fully integrate into the BA course and
UK student life.
There is a strong emphasis on autonomy and the
development of creativity. Courses are delivered in a
variety of ways including individual and group tutorials,
projects, seminars, lectures, and museum, gallery and
studio visits. Much of your time will be spent independent
of your teachers, and you will not usually nd classes as
you know them. Instead, you will need to adapt quickly
to a very different way of teaching and studying. Come
prepared to take part in some live projects, and gain some
real insights into your work. Project feedback takes place
through discussion with your fellow students and tutors,
while some courses assess written work.
We provide additional services for Integrated Study Abroad
students including Welcome Days, some social events,
and student support, and on larger courses there is a
nominated faculty member with specic responsibility
for Study Abroad students.
For an additional fee, Camberwell, Chelsea and
Wimbledon students can extend their period of study
to 14 weeks by joining Special Semester students on
their art history module which includes a European trip.
Postgraduate opportunities are also available.
Semester
Study Abroad
14 week semesters
Start August / September or January
Chelsea / London College of Fashion
You are strongly motivated and ready for an adventure,
but looking for a study experience which provides
structured teaching and support from your teachers as
well as allowing you exibility to choose from a range
of electives that suit your study needs. These semester
programmes are specially designed for Study Abroad
students, and a European study trip is either included in
the fees, or is an optional extra depending on the course.
They are suitable for art, design and fashion majors as
well as Liberal Arts students with some excellent prior
experience in these areas. Students study alongside other
overseas students, and at Camberwell and Chelsea, you
broadly follow the BA course curriculum, which provides
opportunities to also collaborate and learn with local
undergraduate students.
Semester Study Abroad students are strongly supported
while they are here, with regular opportunities to meet with
nominated staff with specic responsibility for your course,
Welcome Days, and some social events.
Summer Schools
3 to 8 weeks
Start May / June / July / August
Chelsea / London College of Fashion /
Wimbledon
Summer Schools vary in length depending on the College,
and are a great opportunity for students who cannot study
for a full semester or year. We have programmes both for
students who have already completed a year or more of
full-time study in their specialist area, and for those of you
with little or no experience in the specialism. They provide
an intensive experience of practical projects, individual
tutorials, workshops and often include visits to places
of interest. experience the best of London!
Maymesters
and tailor-made
programmes
Any length
Chelsea / London College of
Communication / London College
of Fashion / Wimbledon
We can tailor-make a programme of any length, and at any
time of the year, for groups of students from your university.
This service is not available to individual students.

The programmes
Your four options
About us About us
6 www.arts.ac.uk/studyabroad
1
We are Europes
largest specialist
arts and design
university, made
up of 6 prestigious
Colleges, and with
24,000 full- and
part-time students
from more than 100
different countries
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Follow in famous
footsteps!
Generations of
internationally
renowned artists,
designers and
performers began
their creative journeys
at the University
(see page 14)
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Our London
location: a truly
global city, cultural
capital, host of the
2012 Olympics, world
financial centre,
and major tourist
destination. We are
just an hour away
from many European
capitals
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Programmes to
suit everyone,
from 3 weeks to a
year long, and in
every aspect of the
arts, design, fashion,
communications
and performance
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Expert advice and
guidance from the
Study Abroad team
95% of our students
rate our service Good
or Excellent
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Excellent technical
equipment and
facilities, libraries and
special collections.
Our teachers bring an
extremely high level
of technical skill and
industry expertise

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Guaranteed
student housing
for all Study Abroad
students who apply
by our deadline
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A new and unique
opportunity to
receive one of our
new 500 Deans
Awards for Study
Abroad
(see page 27)
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The extras that
make all the
difference to your
experience: transport
from the airport upon
arrival, social events
and helpful Welcome
Days for new students
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New challenges
and new horizons:
get prepared for a life-
changing experience!
Why Study Abroad at University
of the Arts London?
7 6 About us About us
The hippest place to
learn your trade
The Daily Telegraph
8 9 www.arts.ac.uk/studyabroad About us About us
Central Saint Martins
College of
Arts and Design
What makes Camberwell so special? For
over a century, this small College with
a big reputation has been at the heart
of a bohemian community that values
inventiveness, collaboration and curiosity.
The College sits besides the South London
Gallery in one of the citys most vibrant,
urban boroughs a lively, friendly place
brimming with artists studios. Come to
Camberwell and you will notice a strong
set of values - of equality and fairness, of
respect and tolerance, and a real sense
of place and connectedness with the
world around us.Home to around 1,750
students, Camberwell also offers the
possibility of student housing right across
the road, making it unique amongst our six
Colleges.
Generations of internationally renowned
artists, designers and performers -
individuals whose work has defined
or transformed our times - began their
creative journeys at Central Saint Martins.
After 150 years, CSM has a new award-
winning home in a vast refurbished
Victorian granary at the heart of Londons
developing cultural quarter of Kings Cross.
With nearly 5,000 students, the College
has a palpable creative energy, which
drives its close working relationships
with the creative industries. Its shows,
exhibitions, events, publications and
research outputs make it a major force.
The College best suits independent, risk-
taking students who embrace the freedom
of self-direction and who will thrive here.
Our Colleges
Camberwell
College of Arts
Chelseas handsome, neo-Baroque
exteriors hide a richly multicultural mix of
students and staff, a world-renowned art
and design library, and cutting-edge art
and design facilities. Outside, Chelsea
has Londons largest open-air gallery
which hosts all sorts of events from lm
screenings to large scale installations, with
international artists exhibiting alongside
current students. Chelseas students
also enjoy views over the river Thames,
and a special relationship with their next
national gallery of British art from 1500
to the present day! Chelsea is one of
the Universitys smaller Colleges with
1,750 students, and it has a long and
distinguished history going back more
than a hundred years.
Visitors tell us they feel the energy pumping
through LCC the moment they step inside
its doors! Located in a busy part of SE
London, LCC lists the London Eye, the
South Bank lm, art and theatre complex
and Shakespeares Globe amongst its
near neighbours. Its 5,000 students take
full advantage of the outstanding facilities
of this unique institution, which include
photographic and TV studios, darkrooms,
interactive media and animation suites,
broadcast and print newsrooms as well
as specialist printing, printmaking and
letterpress workshops. LCC teachers
make it their mission to meet the real needs
of the communication, media and design
industries. The College is also home to the
famous Stanley Kubrick Archive.
Our Colleges
About us About us
Chelsea College
College of
Art & Design
London College
of Communication
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The warm, close-knit community spirit of
historic Wimbledon, our smallest College
with just 1,100 students, is integral to
its success in producing outstanding
graduates of fine art and theatre design.
Just an easy 15 minutes by train from
the centre of London, its well-equipped
studios, workshops and exhibition spaces
are surrounded by leafy open spaces.
Students comment that the College is far
enough away from the centre of London
to have real space to think and work in,
but close enough to be able to access
Londons rich cultural life. The recent
renovation of the 150 seat theatre to
incorporate sound and film studios has
further enhanced the facilities there.
Our Colleges
About us About us
London College
of Fashion
Wimbledon
College of Art
Known worldwide as a centre of excellence
and the proving ground of big names
like Jimmy Choo, Paul Austin and Linda
Bennett, the UKs only specialist fashion
college works hand in glove with its
industry partners to prepare students
for a successful career in fashion. LCFs
5,000 students study in campuses
across London, and follow a range of
undergraduate programmes from fashion
design to marketing, merchandising and
fashion management. Footwear and
accessories students study at renowned
Cordwainers College, also part of LCF. The
College has offered its unique bespoke
Study Abroad programmes for over 25
years and has welcomed students from
over 70 countries to study on its courses.
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Course listing
The following pages
provide a full listing of
all the courses we offer.
If you want to know more
about a particular course,
you can look it up on our
website where youll nd
detailed information.
www.arts.ac.uk/
studyabroad
Our alumni
Follow in these
famous footsteps
Jeff Beck
musician
Derek Birdsall
graphic designer
Hamish Bowles
European editor,
American Vogue
Pierce Brosnan
actor
Sarah Burton
designer of royal
wedding dress
Simon Callow
actor
Sir Anthony Caro
sculptor
Jimmy Choo
shoe designer
Jarvis Cocker
musician, Pulp
Sir Terence
Conran
designer, retailer
and restaurateur
Anne-Marie Duff
actress
Sir James Dyson
industrial
designer,
founder of Dyson
Industries
Ralph Fiennes
lm and stage
actor
Colin Firth
actor
Lucian Freud
painter
Gilbert & George
artists
Antony Gormley
sculptor
Maggi Hambling
painter
John Hurt
actor
Jefferson Hack
and Rankin
co-founders of
magazine Dazed
and Confused
Nathan Jenden
creative director
of Diane von
Furstenberg
Anish Kapoor
sculptor
Peter Kindersley
publisher,
founder of
the Dorling
Kindersley
Publishing Group
Mike Leigh
director
Stella McCartney
fashion designer
Alexander
McQueen
fashion designer
Sir Henry Moore
sculptor
Julian Opie
artist, creator of
the Blur album
cover
Platon
photographer
Zac Posen
fashion designer
Alan Rickman
actor
Bibi Russell
textile designer
Douglas Scott
designer of
Londons double-
decker red bus
Joe Strummer
musician,
The Clash
Alice Temperley
fashion designer,
Temperley
London
Joe Wright
director
Wright and
Teague
(Gary Wright and
Sheila Teague),
jewellers
Course listing About us
The tutors are without doubt
the very best at what they do.
They inspired and provoked the
students on a daily basis. Ive never
been more challenged in my life
and I am so thankful to have
experienced this way of learning
and creating.
Brenna Malloy
San Francisco, USA
BA (Hons) Ceramic Design
3D Design
Ceramic Design
Central Saint
Martins College
of Arts and
Design
Jewellery Design
Central Saint
Martins College
of Arts and
Design
Product Design
Central Saint
Martins College
of Arts and
Design
3D Design
Camberwell
College of Arts
Fashion
and Textiles
Fashion
Central Saint
Martins College
of Arts and
Design
Textile Design
Central Saint
Martins College
of Arts and
Design
Textile Design
Chelsea College
of Art and Design
Film,
Photography
and Sound
Film and
Television
London
College of
Communication
Film Practice
Year 1 only*
London
College of
Communication
Live Events and
Television
Year 1 only*
London
College of
Communication
Photography
Camberwell
College of Arts
Photography
London
College of
Communication
Photojournalism
London
College of
Communication
Sound Arts
and Design
London
College of
Communication
Fine Art
Drawing
Camberwell
College of Arts
Fine Art
Central Saint
Martins College
of Arts and
Design
Fine Art
Chelsea College
of Art and Design
Fine Art: Painting
Wimbledon
College of Art
Fine Art:
Print and Time
Based Media
Wimbledon
College of Art
Fine Art:
Sculpture
Wimbledon
College of Art
Painting
Camberwell
College of Arts
Sculpture
Camberwell
College of Arts
Graphic Design,
Illustration and
Interactive Media
Animation
Year 1 only*
London
College of
Communication
Games Design
Year 1 only*
London
College of
Communication
Graphic Design
Camberwell
College of Arts
Graphic Design
Central Saint
Martins College
of Arts and
Design
Graphic Design
Communication
Chelsea College
of Art and Design
Graphic and
Media Design
London
College of
Communication
Illustration
Camberwell
College of Arts
Illustration and
Visual Media
London
College of
Communication
Interaction and
Moving Image
London
College of
Communication
Interactive Media
Year 1 only*
London
College of
Communication
History and
Theory of Art
and Design
Criticism,
Communication
and Curation:
Arts and Design
Central Saint
Martins College
of Arts and
Design

Interior and
Spatial Design
Architecture:
Spaces and
Objects
Central Saint
Martins College
of Arts and
Design
Design Cultures
Year 1 only*
London
College of
Communication
Interior and
Spatial Design
Chelsea College
of Art and Design
Spatial Design
Year 1 only*
London
College of
Communication
Media and
Communications
Advertising
London
College of
Communication
Journalism
London
College of
Communication
Magazine
Publishing
London
College of
Communication
Media and
Cultural Studies
London
College of
Communication
Media
Communications
London
College of
Communication
Public Relations
London
College of
Communication
Sports
Journalism
Year 1 only*
London
College of
Communication
Theatre and
Performance
Acting Drama
Centre London
Central Saint
Martins College
of Arts and
Design
Directing
Drama Centre
London
Central Saint
Martins College
of Arts and
Design
Performance
Design and
Practice
Central Saint
Martins College
of Arts and
Design
Theatre & Screen:
Costume Design
Wimbledon
College of Art
Theatre & Screen:
Costume
Interpretation
Wimbledon
College of Art
Theatre & Screen:
Theatre Design
Wimbledon
College of Art
Theatre & Screen:
Set Design for
Screen
Wimbledon
College of Art
Theatre & Screen:
Technical Arts
and Special
Effects
Wimbledon
College of Art
Course listing Course listing
Course listing
Integrated
Study Abroad
10 or 11 weeks
* New course starting 2013.
Only Year 1 available to
Study Abroad students
Architecture and
Interior Design
Architecture
Central Saint
Martins College
of Arts and
Design
Interior Design
Central Saint
Martins College
of Arts and
Design
Interior Spatial
Design
Chelsea College
of Art and Design
Fashion
and Textiles
Advanced
Fashion Design
Central Saint
Martins College
of Arts and
Design
Digital Textile
Design
Chelsea College
of Art and Design
Experimental
Fashion
Knitwear
Central Saint
Martins College
of Arts and
Design
Fashion Design
Central Saint
Martins College
of Arts and
Design
Fashion
Communication
Central Saint
Martins College
of Arts and
Design
Fashion
Design and
Merchandising
London College
of Fashion
Footwear Design
London College
of Fashion
Textile Design
Central Saint
Martins College
of Arts and
Design
Fine Art and
Photography
Contemporary
Fine Art Studies
Chelsea College
of Art and Design
Contemporary
Fine Art Practice
Central Saint
Martins College
of Arts and
Design
Drawing,
Location,
Landscape and
Cultural Context
Wimbledon
College of Art
Fine Art Studies
Camberwell
College of Arts
Photography
Camberwell
College of Arts
Graphic Design
Graphic Design
Central Saint
Martins College
of Arts and
Design
Graphic Design
Communication
Chelsea College
of Art and Design
History of
Art and
Conservation
Art History,
Criticism and
Communication
Central Saint
Martins College
of Arts and
Design
Paper
Conservation
Camberwell
College of Arts
Theatre and
Screen
Set Design
for Screen
Wimbledon
College of Art
Fashion and
Textiles
Free Elective
Semester
Programme
Fashion Design
Central Saint
Martins College
of Arts and
Design
Semester
Study Abroad
Fashion Design
London College
of Fashion
Semester
Study Abroad
Fashion
Merchandising
and
Communications
London College
of Fashion
Fine Art
Free Elective
Semester
Programme
Studio Art
Central Saint
Martins College
of Arts and
Design
Graphic Design
Free Elective
Semester
Programme
Graphic Design
Central Saint
Martins College
of Arts and
Design
London Design
programme
Graphic Design
Chelsea College
of Art and Design
History of Art
Art History
Contemporary
Art and Design
in London
(1900 today)
Camberwell
College of Arts
Interior Design
London Design
programme
Interior and
Spatial Design
Chelsea College
of Art and Design
Course listing Course listing
Course listing
Summer Schools
3 to 8 weeks
Course listing
Semester
Study Abroad
14 weeks
Sometimes when I want
to refresh my mind or
nd inspiration I visit the
Tate Britain, just a couple
of minutes walk away.
Alice Yeom
Seoul, South Korea
How to apply
Deadlines, dates
and fees
Credit transfer
Financial aid and
scholarships
Moving to London
Housing
Our locations
Application form
The Study Abroad team were very
friendly and helpful during my stay.
I loved receiving the weekly roundup
e-mails and being kept up to date with
whats going on. It was also great that
there is someone in every College
to talk to every week.
Matthijs Walhout
s-Hertogenbosch, Netherlands
22 23 www.arts.ac.uk/studyabroad All you need to know All you need to know
5
Determine
eligibility
You need to have completed
at least one years study at
undergraduate level. Your
grade point average should
be 3.0 or above. If you
have been studying at an
institution where the teaching
is not in English, you will
need to have an IELTS score
of 6.0 or above, with some
courses requiring 6.5, 7.0
or 7.5. London College of
Fashion has different IELTS
requirements and you should
contact them for information.
At this stage you must also
ensure that your home
institution will recognise
your studies in London.
Please contact us if your
ofcials need a copy of the
Course Handbook, which
comprehensively describes
the academic content and
structure of each course.
6
Complete the
Study Abroad
application form
You will nd the Study
Abroad application form
on page 35, and you can
also download a copy
from our website at
You should also submit
the following supporting
documentation:
Your most recent academic
transcript
A letter of support (reference)
from a teacher at your home
university
A personal statement: in
one or two pages, please
say why you have chosen to
study at University of the Arts
London, what you would like
to achieve in your work and
personally during your time in
London, and describe your
longer term goals.
Two passport sized
headshot images
A copy of the picture page
in your passport
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Prepare
and submit
supporting
evidence
All our courses require
some sort of supporting
evidence, for example a
portfolio, showreel or piece of
written work. This should be
submitted via a le-sharing
site or on CD or DVD. Please
do not send original work.
Art, Design, Fashion:
a portfolio of 20-25 images.
The work you include
should show breadth, and
demonstrate your creative
thinking, and personal
research, progressing
through stages to a
nished piece.
Additional info for Fashion
at CSM applicants:
You should demonstrate your
fashion research and creative
process skills; sketchbook
imagery which shows the
origin of ideas displayed
in your portfolio; and the
progression through design
stages to a nished piece.
Acting and Directing:
a DVD of a recent
performance in which you
have taken a signicant role.
Film and TV: a DVD showreel
of extracts of your lm
projects, with a short written
lm analysis.
Sound Art: a CD or DVD of
your original sound work.
All other courses: three
pieces of written work
appropriate to the
specialist area.
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Accept your offer
If you are accepted, our
Course Directors will say
whether you are most
suited to join Year One or
Year Two of the course you
have chosen. Study Abroad
students are not invited to
join Year three, as much of
this nal year is taken up
with personal projects
and research.
Once your application
has been approved by the
Course Director, we will send
you an offer pack, which
includes the following:
Our offer letter
Information about housing
Information about arriving
in London
Information about visas
Information about our
Welcome Programme
for new students (or this
will follow as soon as
it is available)
Your University Identication
(ID) number
It is important you read all
the information carefully and
return all forms by the dates
we ask you to. You will need
to pay your non-refundable
deposit of 500 to secure
your place within a month
of receiving your offer letter.
Your full course fees must
be paid six weeks before the
start of your studies.

How to apply
Eight easy steps
1
Choose your
course
You will nd an explanation
of the different kinds of
programme (Integrated,
Semester and Summer)
on pages 4 and 5 of this
brochure.
The courses themselves
are listed on pages 16 to 19
of this brochure, and you
will nd links to detailed
descriptions at
www.arts.ac.uk/studyabroad.
If you plan to apply to
programmes at London
College of Fashion,
youll need to go onto
the website at
www.fashion.arts.ac.uk/
studyabroad
to download an
information pack.
2
Choose your
dates
Our term and semester
dates are listed on page
24 of the brochure.
Integrated Study Abroad
students may apply to study
during the autumn term;
the spring term; autumn
and spring terms; spring
and summer terms; or the
full academic year, autumn,
spring and summer.
Semester students may
study for one or two
semesters.
3
Check our
deadlines
Our deadlines for
applications to Study Abroad
programmes are as follows:
Autumn start
31 May 2013
Spring start
31 October 2013
Summer schools
Ongoing
We process applications on
a rolling basis so its best if
you apply as early as you
can. We aim to acknowledge
receipt of your application
by email to you as soon as
we receive it, and let you
know our decision within
2 weeks. If you have missed
an application deadline and
still wish to apply, please
contact us at
studyabroad@arts.ac.uk.
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Check your fees
Our fees are listed on page
24 of this brochure. For the
rst time, UAL is making
awards available to support
Study Abroad students see
page 27.
Deadlines,
dates and fees
This is a really friendly, very
international programme
everyone has respect for
one anothers practice
and cultural differences.
Adam de Boer
Santa Barbara
USA
All you need to know All you need to know
Deadlines
Our deadlines for all term-time and semester
programmes are as follows:
Autumn start 31 May 2013
Spring start 31 October 2013
Summer schools Ongoing
We process applications on a rolling basis, and so its best
if you apply as early as you can. We aim to acknowledge
receipt of your application by email to you as soon as we
receive it, and let you know our decision within 2 weeks.
If you have missed an application deadline and still wish
to apply, please contact us at studyabroad@arts.ac.uk
Term dates
Our term dates are as follows:
Integrated programme (10 or 11 weeks)
Autumn 23 September 6 December 2013
Spring 6 January 21 March 2014
Summer 22 April 20 June 2014
Semester programmes at Camberwell,
Central Saint Martins and Chelsea (14 weeks)
Autumn 9 September 13 December 2013
Spring 6 January 11 April 2014
Semester programme
at London College of Fashion (14 weeks)
Autumn 27 August 29 November 2013
Spring 6 January 11 April 2014
Summer Schools
Summer School dates vary, and are available
on our website.
Tuition fees
Integrated programme (10 or 11 weeks)
1 term 4,750
2 terms 9,500
3 terms *SAVE 500 13,750
* Enjoy our British summer, see more of Europe and
take in a music festival or two! (Terms and conditions
apply: full years fees payable in advance).
Semester programmes at Camberwell,
Central Saint Martins and Chelsea (14 weeks)
Per semester
Camberwell College of Arts 5,650
Central Saint Martins 5,650
Chelsea College of Art and Design 5,650
European study trip (optional) 580
Semester programme
at London College of Fashion (14 weeks)
London College of Fashion 5,500*
*Includes Paris fashion and cultural trip
Summer Schools
Summer School fees are available on our website
All fees are correct at time of going to press,
but may be subject to change.

Financial aid
All six Colleges of University of the Arts London are Title IV
registered. Eligible students who are enrolled on a Study
Abroad programme here can continue to take out nancial
aid via their home institution. However, Study Abroad
students are not eligible to receive US Federal or private
loans through our institution. Should you wish to take out
a US loan, please contact your home institutions Financial
Aid ofce.
University of the Arts London is able to enter into
a consortium agreement and this should be
arranged via your home institution. Contact
internationalsupport@arts.ac.uk with further questions.
UAL Deans Awards for Study Abroad
For the rst time, UAL is making eight awards of 500
available to support Study Abroad students with their
applications to our Colleges.
All students enquiring about our courses are eligible
to be considered for the awards.
Criteria for this new award vary from College to College
and you should email studyabroad@arts.ac.uk well in
advance of your planned study dates for further information
and an application form (where applicable).
Scholarships
The Benjamin A Gilman International
Scholarship Program
The Gilman Scholarship Program offers a competition
for awards for undergraduate study abroad and was
established by the International Academic Opportunity
Act of 2000. This scholarship provides awards for US
undergraduate students who are receiving Federal
Pell Grant funding at a two-year or four-year college
or university to participate in study abroad programs
worldwide. The Program targets students who have been
traditionally under represented in education abroad. Over
1,200 scholarships of up to $5,000 will be awarded this
academic year.
Further details are available at www.iie.org/gilman
BUTEX
(British Universities Transatlantic Exchange Association)
BUTEX offers eight scholarships to North American
students studying in the UK for a semester or full academic
year. Details are at www.butex.ac.uk
Teaching and credit transfer
More overseas students now apply to University of the
Arts London for art and design courses than to any other
UK institution. As a consequence, there is a real mix
of nationalities with students from over 120 countries
currently studying across the six Colleges.
Teaching at UAL
Teaching at all the Colleges is practice-based, and is
delivered in a variety of ways, including individual and
group tutorials, projects, industry briefs, seminars, lectures
and museum, gallery and studio visits. Feedback on
studio-based project work takes place through discussion
with your fellow students as well as tutors, while some
courses make use of more formal written work.
Integrated students will nd we place a strong emphasis
on individual autonomy. You will spend much of your
time independent of teaching staff. You will not usually
nd classes as you know them but instead, you will be
given the support you need to direct your own study,
take creative risks and develop condence. You will enrol
onto between 2 and 6 mandatory units while you are here,
depending on the course you choose and how long
you stay.
Semester students will be strongly supported during your
studies and meet regularly with specialist staff responsible
for your course. Courses provide a structured learning
experience, and you will enrol onto a minimum of 2
mandatory modules, with the exibility to choose from a
range of electives that suit your study needs. There is also
the opportunity to participate in a European study trip.
Whichever programme you choose, our faculty (or
teaching staff or tutors as they are called in the UK) are
also practising artists, designers and communications
professionals in their specialist elds. The quality of their
teaching has been ofcially recognised by the Quality
Assurance Agency, the UKs quality watchdog for Higher
Education.
Your advisers may ask to see a copy of the Course
Handbook, which describes the academic content and
structure of the courses. These are not currently available
on-line but we can email one to you if you ask us to.
Equipment and facilities
Each College boasts specialist equipment and excellent
facilities, including stunning galleries, dramatic workspaces
and performance venues, and unique library and archival
collections. Students joining the University gain access
to a huge range of learning resources and may borrow
materials from any of the College libraries. The Universitys
archives and special collections contain items dating
from the 15th century to the 21st. The University also
uses virtual learning environments, as well as other
technologies, to provide resources, information and
communication tools.
The credit system at UAL
All BA degree courses at University of the Arts London
are credit rated. You are awarded credit points when
learning is successfully assessed and you have completed
a learning unit. The smallest units in the scheme have
20 credit points and each individual credit point normally
equates to 10 hours of learning. Learning occurs in three
ways: there is taught or tutor directed learning, learning
through access to School and College facilities, and
self-directed study and learning time.
Assessed work includes project work, preparatory
materials, your log and written assignments, and other
work as appropriate. 120 credits are available for each year
of study (generally 40 credits per term), and in order to gain
an honours degree, 360 credits must be obtained in total.
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At the end of your time here, we will provide you with a
Record of Study and Achievement, which gives details
of the units you have studied with the number of credits,
and your UAL letter grades.
Grade conversion
The following UAL grade conversion table is available
to US institutions to assist in credit transfer.
UAL Mark Letter grade US equivalent
1st A+, A, A- A
2.1 B+ A-
2.1 B, B- B+
2.2 C+ B
2.2 C B-
2.2 C- C+
3 D+, D C
3 D- C-
Fail E, F, F- F
Credit transfer
*New for
2013
Student funding
available
Financial aid and
scholarships
A truly global city, world nancial
centre, cultural capital, host of the
2012 Olympics and major tourist
destination London is also home
to eight million people, and more
than 300 languages are now spoken.
Before you leave
1 Pay your tuition fees in full by our deadline.
2 Apply for housing (see page 30) as early as you can.
3 Book your free airport Meet and Greet service available
to all non EU students as soon as you have conrmed
your ight.
4 Check whether you need a visa. Depending on your
nationality you may need to apply for a Student Visitors
Visa or a Tier 4 Student Visa. For up to date information
about student visas and work entitlements, see the
Study Abroad website.
5 Carefully read the Pre-Departure Guide for new students
(this will be sent with your offer letter or as soon as it is
available). Its packed full of useful information!
6 Take out health insurance. If you are from outside the
EU, and studying for less than 6 months, you are only
entitled to receive emergency treatment free of charge
and you must take out health insurance. If you have EU
nationality (or are from one of the countries with reciprocal
arrangements with the UK), you will be entitled to free NHS
treatment regardless of how long you study here.
7 Pack basic art materials, sketch pad, note book,
visual diary, drawing tools and camera as materials
are not provided.
All six UAL Colleges are in central
London (travel zones 1, 2 or 3),
so you will be perfectly placed to
enjoy all that the city has to offer.
Once in London
1 You will receive your study timetable only once you
have started here. You will not receive detailed course
information, or be expected to choose classes (except on
the Semester programmes), before you arrive in London.
It is up to you to ensure you meet your home Universitys
requirements for assessment, attend classes and keep a
record of all your study hours and projects.
2 Attend our Welcome programme. To help you settle
in, we organise a fun one day Welcome programme
to introduce you to College life and London, and key
personnel and services. Many of you tell us it helps to
meet other students in the same boat too. Its all part
of the service we offer you.
3 Say hello to Student Services they can help if you have
practical or personal concerns while you are in London.
Amongst their many services, they provide support for
people with disabilities, a counselling service, careers
service and a nursery. Please visit their web pages at
www.arts.ac.uk/student/studentservices/
4 Check out the Students Union you are automatically
a member! SUARTS runs student bars, organises social
events and parties, runs sports clubs and societies, and
provides representation for students. Joining in can be
a great way to make new friends. You should also ask
SUARTS for details of the latest student discounts when
you arrive.

Moving to London
Olympic city
If Paris was the capital
of the 19th century and
New York of the 20th,
London is shaping up
to be the capital of the
21st century
New York magazine
Housing
Setting up home
in London
Housing is guaranteed at a hall of residence (dorms
or apartment) if you apply for a place by our deadline.
University of the Arts London provides high quality
self-catering accommodation in halls of residence across
the capital. Almost all rooms have their own shower
room and toilet (some exceptions at Camberwell), and
share a kitchen. Theres also a social programme specially
organised for residents, to help you make friends.
Our students tell us they feel very safe at the University,
and your safety is our top priority. As a result, all our
halls of residence have:
Closed-circuit television (CCTV) inside and
outside the building
Secure entry, for example by fob or card
Staff available and contactable 24 hours a day
We hold allocations of rooms for Study Abroad
students at three of our newest halls:
Costume Store, North Acton
Will Wyatt Court, Shoreditch
Camberwell Campus, Camberwell
Will Wyatt Court
Shoreditch
Situated 10 minutes walk
from Old Street tube station
in zone 1. Close to bars,
shops and restaurants
in the Hoxton area, and
within easy reach of central
London. There are 514
rooms each with en-suite
facilities, data and phone
connection. The well
equipped kitchen diners
are shared by up to eight
residents. There is a TV
common room with Sky TV
and recreational facilities,
and a courtyard and garden.
Costume Store
North Acton
Developed on the site that once housed
the BBCs costume collection, the
Costume Store is just a year old with
rooms for 730 students, an art gallery, and
common room. The en suite bedrooms
are in ats of 4 to 8 rooms, each sharing
a large kitchen and lounge. The hall is
conveniently located within 3 minutes walk
of North Acton station on the Central Line.
Camberwell Campus
Camberwell
Set across three 18th-century Grade II
listed buildings this hall accommodates
155 students in affordable housing
right on the Colleges doorstep. The
refurbishment of these landmark
buildings has created a more
traditional campus-style experience for
Camberwell students. The hall consists
of single and twin rooms, as well as
self-contained studio ats. The gardens
surrounding the buildings area available
to resident students
LCF students
London College of Fashion offer a at
share scheme exclusively for LCF Study
Abroad students, and only 5 minutes
from Oxford Street. Contact the Study
Abroad ofce for details.
Contact
Telephone +44 20 7514 6240
Email accommodation@arts.ac.uk
www.arts.ac.uk/housing
We have lectures and
workshops with structural
and environmental engineers
as well as architects.
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London
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Study Abroad Ofce,
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Camden Market
The Design
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Tate Modern
Tate Britain
London Eye
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V&A Museum
Royal Albert Hall
Bond Street
Holborn
Sloane Square
South Kensington
Pimlico
Elephant and Castle
Old Street
Oxford Circus
Green Park
Westminster
Leicester Square
Waterloo
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WIMBLEDON
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Our locations

1 Camberwell College of Arts
2 Central Saint Martins College of Arts and Design
3 Chelsea College of Art and Design
4 London College of Communication
5 London College of Fashion
6 Wimbledon College of Art
Please see page 22 for
full details of how to
apply to Study Abroad
programmes at University
of the Arts London.
Download the application
form from our website at
or use the form on page
35 to apply to semester or
term time courses. To apply
to summer courses, please
book via our website at
www.arts.ac.uk/
studyabroad/summer
Do ensure you read,
understand and agree to our
Terms and Conditions before
you complete our form.

1 Fees
1.1 A non-refundable deposit
of 500 is payable within
1 month of your receipt of
our offer letter.
1.2 The balance must be
paid in full six weeks before
the course starts.
1.3 Your place on the course
cannot be guaranteed until
full payment is received.
1.4 Fees can be paid by
credit card; by cheque
payable to University of the
Arts London or in cash if
payment is made in person.
Payments made by bank
transfer are subject to an
additional charge of 30.
2 Withdrawals and
non-attendance
2.1 If you wish to withdraw
from your course, your
request should be made
in writing.
2.2 If your written request
is received more than six
weeks before the start
of the course, you will
be entitled to a full refund,
less the non-refundable
deposit, and our charge
for administration of 50.
2.3 If your written request
is received within six weeks
of the start of the course,
no refund will be made.
2.4 Non-attendance due
to illness, or for personal
or professional reasons,
does not provide the right
to refunds, extra tuition
or transfer.
3 Insurance
3.1 Students are required
to have adequate health,
accident, disability, and
hospitalisation insurance
to cover themselves during
their time at University of
the Arts London.
3.2 Students recognise and
accept that no part of the
fee goes toward payment of
such insurance and that the
University has no obligation
to provide such insurance.
4 Course approval
It is the students
responsibility to discuss the
proposed programme of
study with the appropriate
ofcials at their home college
or university, in order to
ensure acceptance of the
programme and secure
written approval.
5 Student Conduct
5.1 Students are expected
to conduct themselves in a
professional manner and to
recognise that other students
also require support and
assistance.
5.2 If a student becomes
persistently disruptive we
reserve the right to offer a
verbal or written warning
and, if this does not resolve
the situation, we may, at our
discretion, ask the student to
leave the course.
5.3 Students understand
that should they have legal
problems while in the UK,
they will attend to the matter
personally and with their
own funds. They accept that
will not provide any personal
or nancial assistance.
6 Equal Opportunities
recognises that unfair
discrimination can take
various forms and it is always
destructive. The University
undertakes, through its
policies, procedures and
practices, to promote
equality of opportunity for
all its staff and students
regardless of gender, race,
disability, class, creed,
nationality, marital status,
sexual orientation, or age.
7 Force Majeure
We shall not be liable for
any failure or delay in the
performance, in whole or
part, of any our obligations
arising from or attributable
to acts, events, omissions
or accidents beyond
our reasonable control
including, but not limited to
strikes, lock-outs or other
industrial disputes (whether
involving our workforce or
the workforce of any other
party), act of God, war, riot,
civil commotion, malicious
damage, compliance with
any law or governmental
order, rule, regulation
or direction, accident,
breakdown of plant or
machinery, re, ood, storm,
pandemic, epidemics or
other outbreak of disease or
infection, failure in the public
supply of electricity, heating,
lighting, air conditioning
or telecommunications
equipment.
8 Further Information
This brochure describes the
Study Abroad programmes
currently offered at University
of the Arts London. Every
care has been taken to
ensure accuracy. Changes
may though have been
introduced after publication
as it is our policy to
continually monitor the
performance and content
of each programme.
Whilst every endeavour
will be made to provide
the courses and services
described, University of the
Arts London reserves the
right to make changes as
appropriate for reasons of
operational efciency or due
to circumstances, including
industrial action, beyond its
control.
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Personal details
First Name Middle Name Last Name
Home college or university
Nationality Country of birth
Permanent / home address

Telephone Email
Date of birth (dd/mm/yy) Male Female Passport Number
What will your undergraduate year be at the time of the Study Abroad Programme?
1st year 2nd year 3rd year 4th year
University Major Minor

GPA on 4.0 scale
How did you rst hear about our Study Abroad programmes? Faculty Study Abroad advisor Another student Website
Other If website, which?
Disability / learning difference information
The University welcomes students with disabilities and strongly encourages you to disclose any disability or medical condition which may impact your studies.
Declaring a disability will not affect the academic decision about your application but will help us put any individual arrangements or facilities in places for the
start of your Study Abroad programme at University of the Arts London. Please tick boxes that apply:
No known disability Mental health difculties Autistic spectrum disorder / Aspergers Syndrome
Deaf / hearing impairment Wheelchair user / mobility difculty Unseen disability e.g. diabetes, epilepsy, asthma
Blind / partially sighted Specic Learning disability e.g. dyslexia Disability not otherwise listed, please explain below
Please indicate any further support you may require:
Courses applied for
1st choice
Integrated Term (10/11 weeks) Semester (14 weeks) please choose your electives overleaf
Name of course
Name of College
For Integrated Term (10/11 weeks) Autumn (Sept Dec) Spring (Jan Mar) Autumn & Spring (Sept Mar)
Spring & Summer (Jan June) Autumn, Spring & Summer (Sept Jun)
For Semester (14 weeks) Autumn (Aug / Sept Dec) Spring (Jan Apr)
Camberwell, Chelsea, Wimbledon students
Do you wish to extend your Integrated programme to 14 weeks to include a European Art History module (additional tuition cost)? Yes

2nd choice
Integrated Term (10/11 weeks) Semester (14 weeks) please choose your electives overleaf
Name of course
Name of College
For Integrated Term (10/11 weeks) Autumn (Sept Dec) Spring (Jan Mar) Autumn & Spring (Sept Mar)
Spring & Summer (Jan June) Autumn, Spring & Summer (Sept Jun)
For Semester (14 weeks) Autumn (Aug / Sept Dec) Spring (Jan Apr)
Camberwell, Chelsea, Wimbledon students
Do you wish to extend your Integrated programme to 14 weeks to include a European Art History module (additional tuition cost)? Yes
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Free Elective Semester Programme:
Fashion Design, Graphic Design or Studio Art
Central Saint Martins
Mandatory Modules
Core subject Unit 1 (3 credits)
Core subject Unit 2 (4 credits)
Research & Sketchbooks (2 credits)
Cultural Studies (2 credits)
Elective Modules (Max 7 credits)
Creative Advertising (2 credits)
Art Criticism & Communication (2 credits)
Computer Illustration (2 credits)
Digital Photography & Editing (2 credits)
Drawing on Location (2 credits)
Fashion Design with Marketing (2 credits)
Fashion Design with Textiles (2 credits)
Fashion Illustration (2 credits)
Fashion Jewellery & Accessories (2 credits)
Fashion Styling (2 credits)
Fashion Trend Forecasting (2 credits)
Graphic Illustration (2 credits)
Study Trip additional cost (1 credit)
Fashion Merchandising &
Communications Semester
Mandatory Modules
Historical & contemporary fashion research
studies (2 credits)
British cultural studies (2 credits)
Theoretical & social fashion studies (2 credits)
Fashion photography (3 credits)
The fashion image* (4 credits)
Buying & product development in the UK
(4 credits)
Style journalism (2 credits)
Styling (3 credits)
Fashion marketing in the UK (2 credits)
Start your own fashion label (2 credits)
Fashion public relations (2 credits)
Start your own fashion magazine (2 credits)
European fashion studies (2 credits)
Fashion forecasting (2 credits)
Fashion drawing (2 credits)
Fashion speed sketching (1 credit)
Create a lipstick (2 credits)
Visual merchandising (2 credits)
*Spring term only
Fashion Design Semester
Mandatory Modules
Historical & contemporary fashion research
studies (2 credits)
British cultural studies (2 credits)
Theoretical & social fashion studies (2 credits)
Draping - beginners (4 credits)
Draping intermediate * (4 credits)
Fashion photography (3 credits)
The fashion image* (4 credits)
The design process (3 credits)
Introduction to hand knitting* (3 credits)
Corsetry (3 credits)
Shoe making (3 credits)
Creative footwear style to street (3 credits)
Find, customise & embellish (3 credits)
Make millinery (3 credits)
Creative leather accessories (3 credits)
European fashion studies (2 credits)
Fashion drawing (2 credits)
Fashion Illustration (2 credits)
Fashion speed sketching (1 credit)
Styling (3 credits)
Create a lipstick (2 credits)
*Spring term only
The London Design Programme:
Interior Design
Chelsea College of Art & Design
Mandatory Modules
Design Module 1
Site-specic practice (4 credits)
Design Module 2
Critical spatial practice (4 credits)
Design Module 3
City studio (2 credits)
Theory 1
Framing Interior & Spatial Design (2 credits)
Introduction to European Art History (3 credits)
Elective Modules
Theory 2 Inhabiting space: from dwelling to
housing (2 credits)
Practice 1 Design Practice (2 credits)
Practice 2 Digital Practice (2 credits)
The London Design Programme:
Graphic Design
Chelsea College of Art & Design
Mandatory Modules
Design Module You Are Here (2 credits)
Design Module Mapping the Territories
(3 credits)
Design Language Independent Project
(2 credits)
Introduction to European Art History
(3 credits)
Elective Modules
Contemporary Typographic Design
(3 credits)
Research as Critical & Creative Practice
(3 credits)
Design Language Moving Image/Exploring
Narrative (4 credits)
London Contemporary Art History
Mandatory Modules
Art Key Ideas 1 (2 credits)
Introduction to European Art History
(3 credits)
Elective Modules
Criticism and Interpretation (2 credits)
Art, Politics and Revolution (2 credits)
Sex and Sexuality in Contemporary Art
(2 credits)
Ethics and the Philosophy of Art (2 credits)
Artists practice The trans-disciplinary
(2 credits)
Art and the audience Galleries, museums,
art fairs (4 credits)
Please send all application material to studyabroad@arts.ac.uk or
University of the Arts London, 272 High Holborn, London WC1V 7EY
We will then forward your application to your 1st choice College
as appropriate.
Students applying for a Semester programme (14 weeks) must choose their elective options from below
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Integrated & Semester Study Abroad
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please contact
Study Abroad Ofce
272 High Holborn
London WC1V 7EY
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Telephone +44 20 7514 2249
Email studyabroad@arts.ac.uk

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