ba fine art: sculpture values the importance of ‘thinking through making’. taking a practical approach, you’ll learn how to make using both traditional and digital techniques and materials in a vibrant studio and workshop environments. through experimentation you’ll explore the diverse nature of sculpture. discover its vast applications across disciplines including performance, installation, video, film making and sound. you’ll test your ideas in the foundry, the ceramics studio, as well as plaster, digital media, wood and metal workshops. alongside developing skills in traditional media, you will also be using 3d modelling and stop-motion software together with a range of other sustainable processes. throughout the course, you’ll examine the relationship between people and objects. you’ll consider the social, cultural and environmental contexts in which objects are made and consumed. understanding this connection between the human and material world will help you develop a strong practice that you can apply to a wide range of professional settings. what to expect the context: expand your critical, theoretical and historical knowledge of sculpture and its position within the contemporary fine art world. experiential learning: develop innovative work using traditional and digital techniques in an inclusive and diverse environment. an ethical focus: test your ideas through exploring potentials of sustainable materials and ethical methods. historical and theoretical knowledge: learn about global perspectives on art history and emerging theories of sculpture and related fine art practice. professional skills: experiment with a wide range of exhibition techniques and learn how to present your work to diverse audience in different contexts. collaboration: attend lectures and collaborate on projects with students from camberwell’s other fine art degrees including computational arts, drawing, painting, and photography. facilities: use camberwell’s large range of facilities including ceramics, casting, laser cutting, printmaking, photography, wood and metal workshops. view the camberwell facilities. industry experience and opportunities all our students have the opportunity and are supported in exhibiting their work to an external audience. students can take part in a wide range of seminars and workshops hosted by a variety of professionals and external arts organisations. students will be able to take part in the college’s international exchange scheme to study abroad. third year students have the option to undertake a work placement, instead of a written dissertation or practical live project. students and graduates can register with ual arts temps, an employment agency, which offers students paid opportunities within the creative sector. mode of study ba fine art: sculpture is offered in full-time mode. it is divided into 3 stages over 3 academic years. each stage consists of 30 teaching weeks. you will be expected to commit an average of 40 hours per week to your course, including teaching hours and independent study.