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University College London

School: Slade School of Fine Art

London, United Kingdom

Overview

The Slade School of Fine Art is UCL's fine art school in Bloomsbury, teaching practice-based fine art at bachelor's and master's level.

Programs researched: 3. None yet has a verified program-level accreditation record in our data.

Subjects with a verified program link: Fine Arts.

Programs

Each program is listed with its official award, subject link, delivery and published tuition. Accreditation, fees, language and entry requirements belong to the program, not to the whole institution.

BFA programs

  • Fine Art BFA

    Bachelor of Fine Arts (BFA)Bachelor’sBFAFine Arts

    On campus3 academic yearsEnglishUCL Bloomsbury (Slade)

    £9,790per year

MFA programs

  • Fine Art MFA

    Master of Fine Art (MFA)Master’sMFAFine Arts

    On campus2 academic yearsEnglishUCL Bloomsbury (Slade)

    £16,800per year

Other master’s awards

  • Fine Art MA

    Master of Arts (MA)Master’sMAFine Arts

    On campus2 calendar yearsEnglishUCL Bloomsbury (Slade)

    £16,800per year

Campuses and facilities

Places where teaching actually happens. Studio, workshop, fabrication, printmaking, ceramics, darkroom, digital and gallery facilities are stated per campus, only as published.

  • UCL Bloomsbury (Slade)

    Bloomsbury, London, England, United Kingdom

    • media_lab: Film and media facilities: studios, editing suites, sound studios and digital facilities
    • darkroom: Dark rooms
    • printmaking: Printing workshop with facilities for most forms of printmaking and bookbinding
    • workshop: Sculpture workshop with metal-working, wood-working, casting and moulding, plastic and ceramic facilities
    • studio: Each student is allocated studio space each year

Accreditation, validation and recognition

Recorded per program and campus, with the authority’s role. Institutional accreditation, program accreditation, professional validation, degree-awarding authority and national qualification registers are different things, and a qualification accepted in one jurisdiction is not automatically accepted elsewhere.

  • Institution-wide statement

    Verified in official recordOffice for Students registerDegree-awarding authorityUK

    Reference: UKPRN 10007784

    Scope: Institution-wide: own research degree awarding powers (date of award 2005)

    The authority that allows the institution to award degrees.

Sources and verification

How this profile was verified

Facts come from the institution’s own pages and from official registers, each with a verbatim quote that is re-checked against the live page. Last checked 23 October 2026. Research methodology.

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