Areas of Study
Gray's teaches a wide range of fine art and design subjects. It employs a general first year where students get a taster of each subject area before choosing which area they want to specialise in from second to fourth (honours) year.
Design & Craft Programme
- 3D Design
- Textile and Surface Design
- Fashion Design
- Visual Communication
Fine Art Programme
- Painting
- Photography and Electronic Media (PEM)
- Printmaking (the only stand-alone printmaking course out of the four Scottish Art Schools)
- Sculpture
Design for Industry Programme
- Design for Digital Media
- Graphic Design
- Product Design
Postgraduate Programme
- Master of Fine Art (MFA)
- Master of Design
- Master of Research in Art & Design
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