What are the steps for art students to study in the UK?

Application Requirements for Art Majors:

2. Ask to submit works, recent works, you can provide your own appreciation, and it is best to use the original. Other forms such as ** or photocopy, video, CD-ROM and so on are also acceptable.

3. Language requirements, IELTS for general undergraduate students, IELTS for graduate students.

4. After preparation, the work should be sent to the admission committee of the school together with other application materials. As with any other university procedure, the admission committee will review the materials and transfer the work to the relevant professor for review, and if the conditions are met, you will be sent an admission letter soon.

Application steps for art majors to study in the UK:

step 1.Cross the language barrier in advance.

step 2.Apply 3-9 months in advance.

step 3.Prepare a great portfolio ahead of time.

1. Compared with ordinary universities, foreign art schools often have relatively low language proficiency requirements for students, such as general art colleges (majors) whose language requirements are TOEFL 65 and IELTS.

Ordinary universities at the same level require a TOEFL score of 75 and IELTS. Although the language requirements are relatively low, they must meet the needs of daily communication and normal learning.

2. Foreign universities will indicate the application deadline on the admissions instructions, but art students must provide a personal portfolio, and it takes a long time to review the portfolio, and the number of places is limited, so applying in advance can create an advantage in time, and at the same time, it also leaves plenty of time for the visa.

3. The most prominent feature of the enrollment of foreign art colleges is that students are required to provide excellent portfolios, and the key to school admission depends on the quality of the portfolio.

Experts suggest that students majoring in painting, photography, and design can make a floor plan with text descriptions under each work, or use CD-ROM to store their works and display them on slides; **Professional students need to record CDs; Students majoring in dance and performance can make live videos of their performances into CDs or VHS and send them to the school.

For details, please refer to the special topic of art students studying abroad on the study abroad supervision website.

If you don't know the process, you can find a study abroad agent to plan for you, and if you don't know how to choose a school, you can input your GPA, major and other information into the study abroad volunteer reference system, and the system will automatically match the cases of students who are similar to you from the database, and see which colleges and majors they have successfully applied for, so that you can see what level of colleges and majors you can apply for at your current level, and accurately position yourself.

Pay attention to the learning environment, pay attention to getting along with others, pay attention to your own studies, pay attention to the learning process, and pay attention to language communication. It is necessary to understand the local environment in advance, to know the local relatives, to know the local schools in advance, and to make an appointment in advance, and to obtain a local visa and passport.

Art students going to study in the UK should be on guard against bad guys, beware of being deceived, and pay attention to personal safety if they meet strangers. Review foreign languages after the college entrance examination.

Application requirements for studying arts in the UK.

1. Portfolio portfolio

As the most weighted item in the application, the portfolio is also the part that tests the core competitiveness of students the most.

2. CV resume

A resume is like in today's era of faces, even if you have an interesting soul, it is difficult to inspire others to get to know you, and a good resume will naturally stand out from a bunch of its peers and make recruiters want to know you better.

3. Personal statement

A self-statement is different from a resume in that it is more subjective in expressing one's thoughts.

4. Recommendation letter

A letter of recommendation is to find two or three experts or professors who have certain attainments in the field to write a letter of recommendation for you, the more good coffee you can find, the more the recommendation letter will help you.

5. Language scores.

Commonwealth countries mainly look at IELTS scores, and under normal circumstances, the IELTS requirements for studying art in the UK are all above.

6. School grades.

High school transcripts are required for undergraduate applications in the UK, and university transcripts are required for postgraduate students.

If you want to know how many ranked institutions in Hong Kong can you apply to with your results? You can enter your basic information (GPA, language scores, major, college background, etc.) into the study abroad volunteer reference system.

In the middle, the system will automatically match the cases of students who are similar to you from the database, and see which colleges and majors they have successfully applied for, so that you can see what level of colleges and majors you can apply for at your current level, and accurately position yourself.