MA in Artist Teachers and Contemporary Practices

The MA in Artist Teachers & Contemporary Practices programme has arisen from a collaboration between Goldsmiths, Tate Modern and the National Artist Teacher Scheme to enable art educators to engage practically and theoretically with contemporary studio practice, research and pedagogy. This three-year degree is:

Designed for teachers and educators to keep them in touch with contemporary practice

Delivered part-time to complement a full-time teaching post, characterised by evening, weekend and occasional vacation teaching sessions

Suitable for subject co-ordinators and primary and secondary teachers with a special interest in art, and community, further education or gallery educators.

For an informal discussion about the MA, email Jeff Adams

For further information visit the website.

For an application form, email Joan Lofters or download a programme booklet.

The Department of Educational Studies, Goldsmiths, University of London in association with Tate Modern and the Artist Teacher Scheme, which is supported by the National Society for Education in Art and Design (NSEAD) and Arts Council England.