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Career Changers Find New Path at Royal College of Art
13 May
Summary
- Students pivot from law, tech, and marketing to pursue artistic passions.
- The Royal College of Art offers a diverse age range for its creative programs.
- Graduates launch new careers and projects inspired by their RCA experience.
The Royal College of Art (RCA) in London is attracting individuals from diverse professional backgrounds who are seeking to reshape their futures through art and design. Many students, including those with established careers, choose the RCA for its world-class reputation and its ability to foster groundbreaking talent.
James Nepaulsingh, 46, left a demanding law career in Tokyo to pursue a Master's in Painting at the RCA. He found a vibrant, interdisciplinary environment with students ranging from 23 to 72, and plans to open his own art gallery after graduating.
Hosan Lee, 48, a former tech founder, is studying Design Futures at the RCA, focusing on the future of aging. Despite the challenges of being away from home, she values the course's research focus and the support from the Helen Hamlyn Centre for Design.
Cassidy Lowe, 26, transitioned from a business degree and marketing career to a Master's in Design Practice. She discovered the RCA's openness to diverse backgrounds and now feels her life is more inspiring, working on personal projects and advocating for her creative work.
