Graduate study in social sculpture and related territories can be undertaken at Oxford Brookes University. There are currently two options. 

1. Taught Master's Programmes 

2. Doctoral Research Programmes
(practice-based, part practice-part text and purely text-based)

Both programmes offer students an opportunity to undertake explorations in social sculpture and related connective practices whilst linked to an active and growing network of transdisciplinary practitioners, groups and projects. Although this network represents many different interests, emphases and approaches, what connects us all is:

an expanded view of capital and of art

an emphasis on joined up thinking and practice

a perception of crises as opportunities for consciousness

an exploration of different forms of knowing 

a view that the ecological crisis is not just about the environment out there

recognition of the connection between aesthetics and ethics;
between imagination, the experiencial and our ability-to-respond

a commitment to shaping a humane and ecologically viable world.

For details of the specific programmes please see:

Taught Masters in Social Sculpture

Doctoral Research Programmes 

We welcome visits from prospective students and will do telephone interviews for international students.

For more information please contact:

The Postgraduate Administrator
Martha Cadle
Tel: +44 (0) 1865 484983
Email: mcadle@brookes.ac.uk

School of Arts, Oxford Brookes University,
Headington, Oxford, OX3 0BP
http://ah.brookes.ac.uk/artandmusic