The RCA will provide a range of enrichment for students on the courses embedded in the curriculum including masterclasses, work on live briefs, show visits and guidance for postgraduate study.
Founded in 1837, the RCA’s alumni boasts major figures in art and design, including Henry Moore, David Hockney, Sir James Dyson, Ridley Scott and Dame Tracey Emin.
Stopher said: “By choosing to combine our strengths through a jointly validated framework, we are creating new UK and global opportunities for students to benefit from rigorous academic standards, practice-led learning and collaborative approaches that reflect the realities of contemporary creative practice.
“It demonstrates what can be achieved when specialist institutions work together to protect quality, widen access and support the long-term sustainability of creative education.”
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