MA Conservation Studies student Elizabeth has recently concluded the conservation treatment of this 16th Century Maiolica dish from The Russell Cotes Museum. Read about the project in this blog.

This spring term, the metals conservation students were given a whole suit of armour to clean, conserve and rebuild.

In this blog post, MA Conservation Studies student Elizabeth investigates what lies beneath the surface of a 16th Century Miaolica Dish from The Russell-Cotes Museum.

Second year MA Creative Writing and Publishing student Eve Kenworthy talks about her experiences on the course during the last term, the guidance and support provided by the course tutors and dreams of her future as a writer.

Second year MA Creative Writing and Publishing student Pam writes about her experiences on the programme.

A blog post by MA Conservation Studies student JC, who specialises in Clocks, on the recent conservation of a chronometer escape wheel from an 1830s English Carriage Clock.

As she heads into her second year on the MFA programme, Chantal New reflects on her experiences on the programme so far, including the significance of receiving a bursary to fund her studies.

MFA student Philippa shares an insight into her practice and current work considering ways art and agriculture come together.

In a new blog post, Liz shares her experience on the recent short course ‘Writing from life: autobiography, biography and creative non-fiction’ with Hannah Vincent.