The Graduate Diploma Art & Design (Fine Art specialism) prepares you for Master’s study at the RCA. We focus on developing proficiency in the independent learning methods and practices of art and design, and on introducing you to the role and influence of art and design in the world today.

The Graduate Diploma Art & Design (Design specialism) prepares you for Master’s study at the RCA. We focus on developing proficiency in the independent learning methods and practices of art and design, and on introducing you to the role and influence of art and design in the world today.

The Graduate Diploma in Contemporary Art History is for graduates of other disciplines with an interest in contemporary art and ideas, and who wish to carry out research at higher levels in the fields of visual cultures.

This course is ideal if you already have a bachelor's degree and wish to progress onto one of Kingston School of Art's practice-based MA courses.

This course, in partnership with the Technological Center for Ceramics and Glass (CTCV), is intended to be a training offer for senior management of companies in the Ceramic Industry in Portugal with basic training in other areas of knowledge. The materials for the integration of staff in the companies, despite adequate training with their ceramic processes and processes, are the only necessary and necessary that run through the entire production cycle of the ceramic product.

The Graduate Performance Diploma program is designed to meet the needs of highly accomplished graduate-level performers who wish to pursue a more performance-intensive goal than represented by the MM or DMA.

Think of the Graduate Diploma of Creative Technologies as a top up of your bachelor’s degree. A super focused one-year course where you can build on an area you already know about, or explore something new and exciting.

The Arts Management Graduate Diploma program is designed to broaden a student’s knowledge of arts organizations and to help them acquire an understanding of business theories and management techniques and their application, including those in financial and management accounting, arts marketing, arts philanthropy, strategic planning and leadership, and governance. The program design relies on inquiry-based research, applied learning in live-site analysis, and the rigorous exchange of ideas, producing graduate students who are immediately qualified to assume specialized administrative positions with professional arts organizations and who will eventually assume leadership roles.

The objective of the RUBIKA Bachelor cycle is to allow our students to discover all professions in digital creation, to specialize in the field of their choice (industrial design, animation or video games), to acquire a solid foundation of knowledge academic skills necessary for creation, to master technical tools and to know how to work in a team per project.