MA Sequential Design/Illustration at University of Brighton

The Sequential Design/Illustration MA attracts new and established illustrators, artists and designers from all over the world who are keen to explore the principles of sequence within their chosen field and make them visible through a variety of forms.

Faculty: School of Art and Media  |  Department: Visual Communication  |  Duration: full-time: 1 year; part-time: 2 years  |  Study mode: full-time / part-time  |  Intake: September and January start dates  |  Location: Brighton, England, United Kingdom

What you will study

You can study on a part-time or full-time basis. Part-time, for two years, is designed to fit in with your professional life and allows more time for reflection. Part-time students work on the course for two days a week – one day on site and one day working independently. Full-time, for one year, is an intensive year of study. You work four days a week: two days with the course and two days independently. Modules include Major Sequential Project (Stage One), Practice-Based Research Methods, Major Sequential Project (Stage Two), Applied Research Methods, Completion Statement, Visiting lecturers, Lizzie Finn, course leader.

Career pathways

Because of the diversity of our students and the projects they create, their professional achievements are equally wide-ranging. Successful commercial enterprises have been established, research degrees undertaken, books published, collaborative design groups formed, and work exhibited in major galleries and institutions.

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