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• We don’t mind what sort of portfolio it is (drawing, painting, digital art, website, video, photography, software, sculpture, etc.).
• The process is more important than the finished item: what were you aiming to achieve, how did you go about that, how successful do you think it was?
• We want an insight into the way you think creatively (influences, problem-solving, etc.). What is important is that it’s something you’re passionate about and you’re pleased with it, so don’t just put things in that you think we want to see. We want to understand what you were trying to achieve and how you got there.

See more portfolio support here.

All September 2022 entry applications that are received before the UCAS Equal Consideration deadline of 26th January 2022 will have equal consideration for a place to study with us. If you are looking to apply and are worried about the equal consideration aspect of your application, please get in touch with our team to discuss your options.

Once you’ve submitted your UCAS application for one of our undergraduate programmes, you’ll be invited to complete a creative workshop. This is part of the application process and gives us the chance to get to know you as an artist by reviewing your portfolio.

Find out more about the creative workshop.

See here for guidance on buying your own PC or laptop for completing your project work.

You can also check out this blog which covers the software we use on our undergraduate programmes.

Yes, you can visit our central London campus before you apply! You can book a personal campus tour here.

Alternatively, you can book onto one of our upcoming open days or taster days to find out more about student life at Escape Studios.