London's Royal College of Art (RCA) plans to expand its science and technology courses, as part of its Generation RCA programme, which seeks to extend the college's offering to include such subjects as robotics, computer science, machine learning and the circular economy, alongside art and design. The programme will see RCA increase its links with education providers including Imperial College. In a statement on Tuesday, RCA, one of Britain's leading higher education institutions, said it was "delighted that our students are being offered access to cutting-edge research in robotics at an institution like UCL".
London's Royal College of Art (RCA) plans to expand its science and technology courses, as part of its Generation RCA programme, which seeks to extend the college's offering to include such subjects as robotics, computer science, machine learning and the circular economy, alongside art and design. The programme will see RCA increase its links with education providers including Imperial College. Meanwhile, the college has reported a 12% increase in applications from the EU, despite the uncertainty caused by Brexit.