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The world's biggest single-institution postgraduate design project launches theme of Design for Safety.Q&A Events for Prospective Students
Thinking of applying to join us in 2021? Prospective students are invited to join us during January for Q&A sessions with our admissions and student support teams.
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Alumni story
Communicating through immersive environments
Mále Uribe Forés (MA Information Experience Design, 2018) is a London based architect, artist and researcher working at the intersection of art, spatial design and material design. She was Designer in Residence at the Design Museum in 2019 where she developed a project re-imagining salt as a precious material based on her research in the Atacama Desert in Chile. -
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RCA2020: Black artists and designers exploring Black histories
October is Black History Month in the UK, the annual celebration of the history, culture, achievements and contributions of black people across the country. It originally began as a way of remembering important people and events in the history of the African diaspora. This Black History Month we’re reflecting on a selection of work by 2020 graduates that present and explore Black history through their work. -
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Making writing tangible
Jeremy Atherton Lin (MA Critical Writing in Art & Design, 2015) is a writer based in London. His debut book Gay Bar is published by Little, Brown (US) and Granta (UK) in February 2021. He was shortlisted for the Fitzcarraldo Editions Essay Prize and his work has been published in The White Review, Tinted Window, and the Times Literary Supplement.
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Collaborations & partnerships
We work with a selection of the world's most innovative organisations.
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Mobility for Future Rural Communities
The Royal Automobile Club and the RAC Foundation have held a number of annual projects with the RCA’s Intelligent Mobility MA programme that coincide with the London to Brighton classic car run and the club’s Motoring week. -
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School of Architecture Partnership with British Land
The School of Architecture’s partnership with British Land provides a platform for testing the agency of architecture and gives students the opportunity to work with external partners and collaborators on projects that have real-world impact. -
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Developing AI banking apps for vulnerable customers
The RCA’s MA Service Design Programme collaborated with Rain-bird (intelligent automation platform) and EY (global consultancy) to develop cutting-edge AI-enabled apps that will help vulnerable banking customers better manage their finances and navigate the complex financial services industry. -
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Exploring the next 100 years in aviation
Students from the Schools of Architecture and Design partnered with British Airways to explore the future of aviation.