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Over the last couple of weeks, we had Illustrator and UCA alum, Margaux Carpentier, on campus, working on an incredible mural in our Farnham canteen.
If your dream is to tell stories and convey messages through illustration, our undergraduate and master's degree courses can help you master the skills you need.
Whether you're interested in reportage illustration, manga, fashion illustration, illustrating children's books or developing complementary animation skills, our courses will encourage you to explore a wide range of styles and mediums as you develop your own unique voice.
Because our programmes are relatively small and many of our staff are also practising illustrators, they're able to bring valuable industry contacts into the classroom.
You'll also benefit from extensive industry-grade facilities including stop-motion, printmaking and book production studios, Mac suites equipped with Adobe Illustrator and all the latest design and editing software, 3D printing, laser cutting, textiles, metal and woodworking workshops, photography and video studios.
We know that Open Days play a big role in helping you decide which university is right for you. Booking is now open for our on-campus Open Days.
Book your place Launch the Virtual TourEach year, we’re privileged to be able to share our graduates’ incredible work with the world. And now’s your chance to take a look.
That’s a big question. Get some answers from people who are studying right here, right now.
Wondering what jobs you can do with a degree in illustration?
There's a huge range, with the graphic design, illustration and animation sector employing around 1.7 million people in the UK. Our courses will prepare you for careers in fields such as:
"The course has opened up new ways of thinking and taught me to apply this to my practical work. We've been encouraged to experiment and always had the resources to try new things. We have also been lucky to meet people working in the industry, from illustrators to agents."