Art

Why Art

Industry connections shape how learning works at Ravensbourne University London. Faculty members collaborate with creative companies, blending academic foundations with hands-on experience, so students find themselves in an environment where they regularly meet professionals from Apple, BBC, European Space Agency, Samsung and other major players. This ecosystem turns education into a smooth transition toward career, and working within a diverse community of like-minded peers, students master not just technical skills but also the collaboration that modern creative projects value.

Digital Film Production

The BA (Hons) Digital Film Production course covers the full spectrum of filmmaking—from screenplay to final edit. Students get access to professional high-resolution cameras, post-production software and studio spaces where they can realize projects of any scale. Learning here builds through live industry briefs, while final student works regularly screen at festivals. A flexible specialization system lets them focus on short films, documentaries, advertising or feature cinema, developing exactly the skills their future professional niche demands.

Digital Photography at Ravensbourne

The BA (Hons) Digital Photography programme holds recognition from the Association of Photographers and Royal Photographic Society—two leading professional organizations. Here they teach not just pressing the shutter button but thinking like a photographer: decoding creative briefs, developing a recognizable style and preparing collections for exhibitions. The balance of practice and theory provides understanding of how images get created, distributed and sold in today’s world. Ravensbourne University London opens access to internships at top London agencies and photo studios, where students can apply what they’ve learned while still studying.

Music and Sound Production

BA (Hons) Music and Sound Production prepares media composers, sound designers and audio producers with cutting-edge equipment at hand. Training directions span studio recording, live sound, composing soundtracks for film, TV, games and immersive media like VR and AR. Course instructors work in the music industry, radio, animation and games, passing current experience directly to those they mentor. Project-based learning in teams develops not only technical skills but also the ability to work collectively—a quality critically important for any production.

Character Design and Concept Art

The studio environment of the BA (Hons) Character Design & Concept Art course transforms illustrators into contemporary visual storytellers. This programme builds around drawing, anatomy, 3D modeling and digital tools that help create authentic characters and worlds. At Ravensbourne University London, students learn to work with narrative, text, moving images and print. Concepts created here find application in graphic design, fashion, animation and game development—this course provides flexibility for entering different segments of the creative industry.