Licence en Beaux-Arts Peinture (Temps plein)

Learning will be conducted through lectures, teaching workshops, seminars, group critiques, self-directed learning, peer group learning, written work, presentations, group work, library and gallery study.

You have open access to generously sized studio spaces throughout the three years of the degree.

The Creative Arts department is friendly and approachable and of a size that enables us to know our students personally and be able to respond to their needs at all times.

Assessment is carried out throughout the three years, using both formative and summative assessments, specifically essays, written reports, practical work, oral presentations, journals, sketchbooks, logbooks, live projects (mural and exhibition), coursework and computer-based work. Work is also reviewed through seminars, group critiques and academic tutorials.

We are one of the largest further and higher education providers in the Northwest, with a proven track record of providing quality education since 1896. St Helens College caters to students of all ages, studying at all levels. We provide courses and training to around 8,000 students across two main sites, the Town Centre Campus and the STEM Centre, Technology Campus.

St Helens College works closely with employers from across the Liverpool City Region to not only close the gap on skills but to contribute to the economic turnaround of the region. We are actively involved in the community, with local businesses and have excellent links with industry. This not only allows us to provide excellent opportunities for our students to gain work experience placements, apprenticeships, and job opportunities but for the college to help employers ensure that they have a skilled workforce needed for the future.