I have never been as overwhelmed as I was from receiving all the positive feedback by the tutor for my MA dissertation. I have always said that feedback is so important to any individual’s educational professional development and creative practice. It empowers and motivates you to be involved in bigger and better projects that also matter in society today.
As a big advocate for diversity, inclusivity, and equality; there are further improvements to be had in our creative institutes. As practitioners, we should continue to voice our views and support others to communicate their thought-processes within their work.
I started to discover through exploration, experimentation, and discussion of how a sari disrupts the British Creative institutes, that a sari is not deemed as a professional attire and how the sari is only known by British people as a garment worn at celebratory events. It has been an interesting research journey delving into the history, theories, and women’s experiences of the sari, and because of the many methodologies I used to conduct this research.
Undertaking the MA over 3-years part-time was one of the best decisions I have ever made as it gave me ample headspace to learn and enjoy the subject.