Morley launches Master of Arts, Creative Practice
Morley College London is excited to introduce a brand-new MA in Creative Practice. The new MA is a flexible, interdisciplinary course that supports artists, designers, makers and musicians to deepen their practice, connect with others, and develop the tools needed for a sustainable creative career.
It is expertly designed for learners working in ceramics, fashion, textiles, fine art, millinery, music and sound, or photography – offering a high quality postgraduate programme which provides the space, guidance and challenge to extend students’ creative journeys.

A creative course designed around the individual
This studio-based MA is designed to support students’ creative development within a professionally focused and inclusive environment. It provides the opportunity to:
- Expand craft skills in your chosen discipline
- Explore your practice through research, reflection and experimentation
- Develop your critical, contextual and conceptual understanding
- Gain insight into the professional and social impact of creative work
The course brings together creative thinking and real-world application. It explores how individual practice can lead to meaningful work in the creative industries.
James Ward, Vice Principal for Higher Education at Morley College London said:
“Morley’s new MA Creative Practice offering is designed to immerse students in creative practice across disciplines – from visual arts, ceramics and fashion to music and photography. Our flexible MA courses are delivered by experienced educators who are also active professionals in their fields, ensuring a balance of academic insight and real-world relevance. With small class sizes, personalised learning, and a supportive, hands-on environment, Morley is a place where creativity can thrive. Our well-equipped centres foster lifelong learning and provide a strong foundation for progressing into the UK’s leading creative industries.”

Flexible study: full-time or part-time
The MA Creative Practice is delivered over three academic semesters and can be studied full-time (2–3 days per week) or part-time (1–1.5 days per week)—making it ideal to balace study with other commitments such as part-time work or internships.
Throughout the course, students develop a learning agreement and maintain a reflective journal to support their progress, and work towards a final Master’s research proposal and project.
Entry requirements
Morley welcomes applicants from a range of backgrounds. You’ll normally have:
- A First or Upper Second-Class honours degree (or equivalent experience in a related field)
- A strong portfolio of work
- A willingness to reflect, explore and grow as a creative practitioner
Morley will also consider applicants without traditional qualifications who can demonstrate potential through their experience and work.
A creative community
As part of Morley’s creative community, you’ll benefit from expert teaching, access to professional-standard studios and facilities, and opportunities to connect with fellow artists and practitioners.
We’re also pleased to offer a 10% fee discount for current Morley students and alumni.
Now enrolling for 2025!
Ready to take your creative practice to the next level?