Sothebys Institute of Art Admissions 2024-25

Sotheby's Institute of Art Entry Requirements

Sotheby’s has an acceptance rate of 70-80% indicating a high chance of being selected here. Students applying to this university should procure good grades all through their semesters at high school or college. Along with the grades the university’s admission committee will also go through your extracurriculars and volunteering activities in NGOs.  In general, the process includes submitting an application, providing transcripts and other required documents, and possibly an interview or entrance exam. It is recommended that international students have a look at the university’s website for further details about document submission deadlines. Sotheby’s Institute of Art entry requirements for undergraduate and graduate courses are given in detail below:- 

Undergraduate Admission Requirements

• Official Academic Transcripts of High School

• Letter (s) of recommendation
• Statement of Purpose
• Proof of financial support
• Passport
• Two passport-sized photographs
• Minimum English Test Scores - TOEFL (100) or IELTS (7.0)

Graduate Admission Requirements

• Official Academic Transcripts of College

• Letter (s) of recommendation
• Statement of Purpose
• Proof of financial support
• Passport
• Two passport-sized photographs
• CAS statement
• Minimum English Test Scores - TOEFL (100) or IELTS (7.0)
• Test scores or GRE/ GMAT if asked by the university
• Resume or CV showing work experience 

Sotheby's Institute of Art Fees

Sotheby’s Institute of Arts Fees differs for variety of its courses. Some of whom have been listed below:

• Fine and Decorative Art and Design, London - £ 32,900
• Art Business, London - £ 32,900
• Art Logistics, London - £ 32,900
• Luxury Business, London - £ 32,900
• Contemporary Art, London - £ 32,900

Placements

Sotheby's Institute of Art placement opportunities are vast and provide hands-on experience in the art world. Students can work in various departments of art galleries, including exhibitions, sales, and research. In the past, students have worked on a variety of initiatives, such as archiving artist estates, assisting high-profile events like the prestigious Mayfair Art Weekend, and researching the authenticity of artworks and the quickly changing NFT market. Six of the participants' students received further paid employment opportunities from their host organisations, enabling them to successfully continue their careers in the London art scene.