MSA Blog

Applying for a creative course, like art, design, fashion, graphics or textiles, means your personal statement should be more than just a list of achievements. It’s your chance to show who you are, what inspires you, and why you’ll be a great fit for the course. Here are a few tips to help you get started:

Clearing is a process where UK universities fill remaining places on their courses with students who haven't received a university offer through the standard application process. It's essentially a second chance for students to find a place at a university.

Thinking of applying to Medway School of Arts for 2026 entry? Whether you’re just starting to explore your options or already have your dream course in mind, knowing the key UCAS dates and attending open days can make the application process much smoother.

For many artists, the dream is to turn their passion into a sustainable career. While creativity fuels the process, finding ways to monetise artwork can be challenging. Fortunately, in today’s digital and globalised world, there are numerous ways for artists to earn a living while staying true to their craft.

Every artist, designer, or creative student has been there - you sit down to start a project, but nothing comes to mind. Creative block can be frustrating, but the good news is that it’s completely normal! Here are some simple ways to get past it and find fresh inspiration.

The fashion and textiles industry is evolving rapidly, driven by technology, sustainability, and changing consumer demands. If you're considering a career in this creative field, here are some key questions answered.