BA Hons Graphic Design Student Joanna Mayes speaks to their experience of studying with the OCA during this Neurodiversity Celebration Week.

My sort of neurodiversity is an invisible disability, and one that varies based on the weather conditions, the environment, what I’m doing,

OCA Music student Laura Iseley Music Student on their commission for Viv Gordon Company for zebra day 2025 - Dazzling.

Welcome to OCA's Study Tips in 5 series. In this third instalment we bring you five tips to help your notetaking.

Creative Writing - a view from the finishing line by OCA Graduate Peter la Trobe-Bateman, BA (Hons).

I'm really happy and enthusiastic about my studies at the OCA. I haven't encountered any major challenges, but I've learned a lot so far.

"Having started working as a semi-pro musician in my early teens, I paid little attention to academic work until I retired."

We’re asking all at OCA to help us celebrate the strengths, talents, and raise awareness of lived experiences of neurodivergent individuals.

I couldn't afford the deposit for my first OCA course so I sold my American Fender and now I'm almost finished my degree.

Contribute to OCA's Cabinet of Curiosity in our new collaborative project.

Here we bring you five tips to help you prioritise your study tasks,

"Many of us return to our studies after half a lifetime away when other things were more important, such as family or careers."

February is officially LGBT+ History Month in the UK.

This post provides a summary of the final two recorded sessions that are available from OCASA’s Summer of Sustainability 2024

Welcome to our Study Tips in 5 series. Here, we bring you five tips to help organise your study.

A review of an OCA Study Day with tutors Les Monaghan and Garry Clarkson – And first steps towards external engagement.

This post provides a summary of two of the recorded sessions that are available from OCASA’s Summer of Sustainability 2024.

Kay is currently studying stage 1 Drawing. "I am a mother of two young girls and we live in a small village in the Swiss Alps."

Earlier this year, in October, some OCA students visited the Venice Biennale. Here are their thoughts.

Unfortunately we can't include everyone is the zine but we want to showcase their work and encourage folk to submit to the next issue.