Profiles

I was exposed to multiple perspectives and equipped not only with academic rigour but also with the confidence to explore and research further.

I genuinely believe the course helped me to get where I am now, and I feel so grateful and happy for the opportunity.

To say that Goldsmiths transformed me would be no exaggeration.

The MA Contemporary Art Theory programme was rigorous and deeply thought-provoking—it shook me up in the best possible way.

My favourite part of the degree was the closeness of the course; the small cohort and the direct access to our lecturers created a real sense of care.

There is a lot of freedom being an Art student at Goldsmiths. I feel I can make whatever I want, and have always been able to find support.

I wanted to study the MA in Contemporary Art Theory because the lecturers all came from diverse research backgrounds.

Embrace discomfort. Embrace not-knowing. Embrace learning.

My tutors consistently encouraged me to lead my own initiatives both within and beyond university walls.

After my studies in the Visual Cultures department, I realise how much strong self-confidence I was given as an independent and creative thinker.

"I have continued to develop my curatorial and academic interests, and have realised several curatorial projects."

"I loved everything about my degree at Goldsmiths and cannot imagine a better programme. If I could dream up a course, this would be it."

The thing I appreciate the most about Goldsmiths is its subtle yet precise, elegant yet hard-hitting fluidity and radicality.

"The breadth of approaches towards art history together with the excellence of the teaching were the favourite part of my studies."

London is the best place in the world to spend your 20s. It is so vibrant and culturally enriching.