Creative Arts Summer School 

Combine your creative passion with higher education study at a world-renowned university.

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Jul - Aug

starting session

£5,061

average fees

2 weeks

average duration

8

no. of providers

Focus on Art

Explore the exciting world of creative arts with a summer school course. You’ll find out where your passion fits and where it might lead in your career journey with the help and coaching of leading professionals at a prestigious university. Take a big step towards shaping your own future.

Combine Your Creativity With Higher Education

Choose a subject which inspires you, such as:

Creative Writing

Film Studies

Fine Art

Architecture

Art History

And more.

Share Your Unique Point of View

The best way to grow is to find peers as committed as you are to learning and growing their creative talents. With a summer school course at one of the world’s top universities you’ll be studying alongside passionate students from all over the planet.

Engage in group projects

Have your say in class debates and discussions

Learn from an industry experienced tutor

Challenge Yourself and be Inspired

By undertaking a summer school art course you will be opening yourself up to new experiences. Through in class debates and discussions, trips, and out-of-class social life, you’ll:

Boost your confidence

Push yourself creatively

Explore new artistic fields

Experience what higher education is like

Find out what courses are available below.

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Language of Film

This course familiarizes students with various elements of film language (cinematography, editing, sound, etc.) and introduces them to a range of approaches to cinematic analysis (authorship, genre, close formal reading, socio-historical considerations). Different types of films (narrative, documentary, and experimental) will be surveyed. Classical narrative cinema will be compared with alternative modes of story-telling.

Stanford
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