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Degree Show 2022

Opening night: 10 June - 10 April 2022 | 5 - 8pm
Open to the public and group bookings: 11 - 22 June, Mon-Sat | 10am - 4pm

It is with great pleasure that we are announcing dates for Wolverhampton School of Arts Degree Show 2022: Onsite. We will be opening on the 10^th June 5pm -8pm and we would really like to welcome you in person to celebrate the achievements of our students and staff over the last three years.

Open Day

We're ready to welcome you to our next open day – on campus, in person.

It's the perfect way to help you decide if you'll be happy studying here. Look around our facilities, tour our campuses, meet the lecturers, see the student accommodation, drop by the Students' Union, and talk to our experts about money, courses, careers, and more.

For further details, contact our enquiries team on tel: 01902 321000 or email: enquiries@wlv.ac.uk

Creative Futures

The Careers Team have been working together with the School of Art and ArtsFest to create a brand new series of online Creative Futures Careers Talks. The talks are led by professionals working in the creative industries, many of them are our graduates. They will share their career journeys so far, the challenges they have faced and how they made it happen. We will get the chance to hear from people from a wide range of backgrounds, from self-employed designers/ artists to those working in large organisations. There will also be a Q&A which is a great opportunity to have any queries answered by those working in the field.

Guardian University Guide

We are proud to be flying high in the top 20 of the Guardian University Guide's league tables for Art, Film production & photography and Fashion and Textiles.

Wolverhampton Screen School

Our new multi-million pound, Screen School, represents a radical transformation of our educational offer – providing an impetus for our ongoing commitment to regional upskilling for local regeneration. Ongoing course development will dovetail with industry requirements, economic regeneration and social mobility of students in our increasingly ‘buzzing’ region to offer a new epicentre of screen based creativity for the West Midlands.