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The School aims to enable its students to develop their individual artistic and professional practices by | The School aims to enable its students to develop their individual artistic and professional practices by | ||
positioning them in a space that takes a reflective and critical view of the arts. In recent years, a number of | positioning them in a space that takes a reflective and critical view of the arts. In recent years, a number of | ||
new courses have been created, including masters | new courses have been created, including masters' in Exhibition Practices, Publishing Practices and Urban | ||
Design. It has also created an Institute of Arts and Choreography (ISAC). These new courses bear witness | Design. It has also created an Institute of Arts and Choreography (ISAC). These new courses bear witness | ||
to the School's desire to move forward in its teaching, in line with the practices of the day. | to the School's desire to move forward in its teaching, in line with the practices of the day. |
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The School aims to enable its students to develop their individual artistic and professional practices by positioning them in a space that takes a reflective and critical view of the arts. In recent years, a number of new courses have been created, including masters' in Exhibition Practices, Publishing Practices and Urban Design. It has also created an Institute of Arts and Choreography (ISAC). These new courses bear witness to the School's desire to move forward in its teaching, in line with the practices of the day.