At ARU, we know that experimentation is key to finding your creative voice.
That's why, as a student in the Faculty of Arts, Humanities, Education and Social Sciences, you get access to all our creative facilities, no matter which course you study on.
Why not 3D print your game avatars? Design and print a cover for your latest music album? Or use our darkrooms and editing suites to combine film and photography for your fine art installation?
Our Cambridge School of Art facilities include:
Our Futures Lab is a digital workshop that comprises a variety of computer-aided manufacturing machines. It will allow you to learn up-to-date manufacturing and design processes as well as aid and support you in many traditional techniques. The technologies you will be find in the workshop include:
3D Printers & 3D Scanners:
2D Printing and Cutting machines:



Dedicated fashion workshops with a variety of industrial sewing machines, and specialist machines including:


Home to our arts therapy courses and research, our centre on Young Street is the largest university-based music therapy centre in the UK. Fully equipped with high-quality musical instruments and recording equipment, we provide clinical arts-based therapies for private individuals, local groups, voluntary organisations and charities, in addition to statutory health, education and social services.


Facilities for Etching (zinc and copper), Screen-printing, Off-set lithography, Relief printing, Monoprint (plate and off-set), Photopolymer plate printing, Letterpress and Risograph.
A professional and digital art gallery shows touring exhibitions of international standing as well as student work. Ruskin Gallery is a unique exhibition space surrounded by the artists' studios of Cambridge School of Art.

Visit our Creative Showcase facilities page for more images and videos