MA Art in Science
Course Overview
This innovative MA Art in Science program at Liverpool School of Art and Design breaks down traditional barriers by fostering meaningful collaboration between artists and scientists. It moves beyond simple scientific illustration to explore the creative and speculative possibilities at the intersection of these two fields. Students will develop a unique, hybrid art-science praxis through hands-on, transdisciplinary research and making.
Key Program Highlights
- Collaborate on real-world projects with experts across diverse fields like Astrophysics, Microbiology, Forensics, and Museum Practice
- Move beyond science communication to pioneer a new, hybrid form of creative and speculative research
- Gain access to world-class laboratories, research institutes, and cultural institutions throughout Liverpool
- Develop a robust portfolio of practical skills and a deep understanding of ethics and public engagement
- Graduate prepared for a unique career at the cutting edge of artistic and scientific innovation
Course Overview
This innovative MA Art in Science program at Liverpool School of Art and Design breaks down traditional barriers by fostering meaningful collaboration between artists and scientists. It moves beyond simple scientific illustration to explore the creative and speculative possibilities at the intersection of these two fields. Students will develop a unique, hybrid art-science praxis through hands-on, transdisciplinary research and making.
Key Program Highlights
- Collaborate on real-world projects with experts across diverse fields like Astrophysics, Microbiology, Forensics, and Museum Practice
- Move beyond science communication to pioneer a new, hybrid form of creative and speculative research
- Gain access to world-class laboratories, research institutes, and cultural institutions throughout Liverpool
- Develop a robust portfolio of practical skills and a deep understanding of ethics and public engagement
- Graduate prepared for a unique career at the cutting edge of artistic and scientific innovation
