On the Integrated Program, you can study on any of UAL’s full-degree programs at the colleges listed below:
Camberwell College of Arts: Renowned college for fine art and design. Subjects include Sculpture, Photography, Drawing, Illustration, Painting, Graphic Design, Interior and Spatial Design, Computational Arts
Central Saint Martins: World-renowned arts and design college with famous alumni such as Alexander McQueen and Stella McCartney. Subjects include Architecture, Ceramic Design, Fashion Communication, Fashion Design, Fine Art, Graphic Design, Jewelry Design, Performance Design, Textile Design
Chelsea College of Arts: This college looks at art and design in a social, cultural and political context. Subjects include: Fine Art, Graphic Design Communication, Interior Design, Product and Furniture Design, Textile Design
London College of Communication: This college explores and rethinks what communication is and why it matters. Subjects include Advertising, Animation, Photography, Computer Animation and Visual Effects, Design for Climate Justice, Film Practice, Film and Television, Games Art, Games Design, Graphic and Media Design, Journalism, Photojournalism, Music Production.
London College of Fashion: This college offers courses in all things fashion. Subjects include Fashion Jewelry, Fashion Styling and Production, Fashion Imaging and Illustration, Psychology of Fashion, Fashion Sportswear, Fashion Management, Fashion Photography, Fashion Design and Development, Fashion Marketing, Fashion Journalism and Content Creation, Fashion Public Relations and Communication, Hair and Make-up for Fashion, Fashion Textiles
Wimbledon College of Arts: Provides world class teaching in technical arts for theater, film and television. Subjects include: Acting and Performance, Contemporary Theater Performance Costume for Theater and Screen, Creative Technical Theater, Production Arts for Screen, Technical Arts for Theater and Performance, Theater Design.
Fall Integrated students must enroll in a three-week Creative Industries London class that takes place in September before the start of the 10-week Fall term for a total of 13 US credits.
For Spring and Academic Year students, the Creative Industries London class is optional and is 3 US credits.
Spring Integrated students would earn 15 US credits and Academic Year 30 US credits.