We are still accepting applications for the MA Arts and Place, starting April 2021
The Arts School is a new faculty of Dartington Trust, a centre for learning, arts, ecology and social justice based on a 1,200 acre estate near Totnes.
Students will join an incredible community of current students, staff and alumni, and experience for themselves the leading-edge models of progressive learning in the arts and ecology at Dartington. More about us
Why join us?
Dartington Arts School has a rich interdisciplinary learning community of staff and students working with a passion to be change-agents for a sustainable future.
Our low residency, innovative programmes offer you a learning experience rich in intellectual and creative exploration, with a flexibility that suits the complexities of modern life.
INFORMATION ABOUT CORONAVIRUS (COVID 19)
We are taking the current crisis extremely seriously. At present we are continuing to run MA programmes remotely, and we are open for applications to postgraduate programmes at Dartington Arts School. More information can be found in our FAQs section.
Our postgraduate programmes
Arts and Ecology*
MFA, MA, PGDip, PGCert
Full time and part time
Starts January 2022
This is the most decisive decade in human history and unlike previous highly significant periods in history, we are fully aware of how pivotal these few years are to our species and the planet as human habitat. Arts and Ecology is a low residency master’s degree that asks how the whole of our humanity can be brought to this urgent conversation. How can we combine urgency with deepening attention? What is the relationship between art and activism, art and social change? How can ingrained habits, behaviours, assumptions be changed through arts practice?
Arts and Place
MA, PGDip, PGCert
Full time or part time
Starts April 2021
Cultural Production*
MFA, MA, PGDip, PGCert
Full time and part time
Starts September 2021
Poetics of Imagination
MA, PGDip, PGCert
Full time or part time
Starts September 2021
Reimagining Performance Practice*
MFA, MA, PGDip, PGCert
Full time and part time
Starts January 2022
Reimagining Performance Practice is an integrative, transdisciplinary programme for performers, and anyone working in the field of performance, who are determined to reimagine performance and performative public engagement for the coming decades.
Apply now for our Arts and Place MA starting April 2021
The Arts School is part of the historic Dartington Trust, a charity that has contributed to developing a more sustainable world since 1925.
Students will join an incredible community of alumni who have experienced progressive learning in the arts at Dartington. More about us
Why join us?
We are taking the current crisis extremely seriously. At present we are continuing to run MA programmes remotely, and we are open for applications to postgraduate programmes at Dartington Arts School due to start in September 2020. More information can be found in our FAQs section.
Our postgraduate programmes
Arts and Ecology*
MFA, MA, PGDip, PGCert
Full time and part time
Starts January 2022
This is the most decisive decade in human history and unlike previous highly significant periods in history, we are fully aware of how pivotal these few years are to our species and the planet as human habitat. Arts and Ecology is a low residency master’s degree that asks how the whole of our humanity can be brought to this urgent conversation. How can we combine urgency with deepening attention? What is the relationship between art and activism, art and social change? How can ingrained habits, behaviours, assumptions be changed through arts practice?
Arts and Place
MA, PGDip, PGCert
Full time or part time
Starts April 2021
Cultural Production*
MFA, MA, PGDip, PGCert
Full time and part time
Starts September 2021
Poetics of Imagination
MA, PGDip, PGCert
Full time or part time
Starts September 2021
Reimagining Performance Practice*
MFA, MA, PGDip, PGCert
Full time and part time
Starts January 2022
Reimagining Performance Practice is an integrative, transdisciplinary programme for performers, and anyone working in the field of performance, who are determined to reimagine performance and performative public engagement for the coming decades.