Public Invited to Arts Degree Showcase

Final year students at the University of Suffolk are preparing to showcase their work to the public at their popular end of year show.

The Arts Degree Show, highlighting work from a variety of courses is open to the public from 20 to 27 June in the Arts Building at the University’s Ipswich campus.

The showcase features work by students from degree courses in architecture, digital film production, graphic design, graphic illustration, photography, and screenwriting.

Professor Stuart Harmer, Dean of School of Technology, Business and Arts at the University of Suffolk, said the show is a highlight at the University.

“The Arts Degree Show is the culmination of an immense amount of hard work across all of the courses and it is the perfect way to celebrate student achievement with the wider community.

“We really enjoy welcoming the public into the show and it gives them a real insight into what our students achieve during their time at the University of Suffolk.”

Nigel Ball, Head of Arts at the University of Suffolk, said: "It is always a pleasure to host the Arts Degree Show, something that has come to be an annual fixture in Suffolk's cultural calendar. 

“Housed in our Arts Building, and with a film screening in King Street Cinema, we welcome everyone to come and celebrate our fantastic students and support the arts in Ipswich."

Former students who have studied at the University and exhibited at the end of year show include artist Sammi Wong whose recently completed colourful giant mural can be seen on the side of Paul’s Silo on Ipswich Waterfront.

Opening times for the Arts Degree Show are 10am to 4pm from Friday 20 to Friday 27 June and 11am to 3pm on Saturday 21 June.

Digital Film Production and Screenwriting students will showcase their work at a special public screening night at King Street Cinema on Wednesday 18 June at 6pm.

For more information go to Arts Degree Show 2025 | University of Suffolk

For more information about the School of Technology Business and Arts go to School of Technology, Business and Arts | University of Suffolk