Illustration BA (Hons)
UCAS description BA/Illustr.
Location Avenue Campus.
Attendance Three years full-time.
Entry requirements
Standard entry requirements apply. A typical offer is 280 UCAS tariff points or A level grades of BCC, or BTEC equivalent, DMM (applicants are expected to have studied an Art, Design or related subject, or a Foundation Diploma in Art and Design). Applicants are interviewed and are requested to provide a portfolio of their own work in Art and Design. International students may submit their portfolio electronically. Students with a relevant HND or Foundation Degree with a suitable profile of achievement may be admitted onto Year Two or Three.
Course summary
This programme develops creative thinking through diverse and challenging illustration projects that reflect the expectations of the creative industries and the requirements of the profession. Students will acquire skills in the use of digital technologies and in the traditional areas of a visual studio practice, such as drawing, to encourage innovation in the interpretation and communication of ideas. Historical references, contemporary practice, cultural and social contexts also inform the learning experience, so students are well equipped practically and conceptually to take on a range of employment on graduation.
For more information please visit
www.starttheconversation.co.uk/courses/design
114 UCAS code
85% W220
Course satisfaction* 90%
Students go on to work or further study within six months following the course*
Interior Design BA (Hons)
UCAS description BA/IntDes.
Location Avenue Campus.
Attendance
Three years full-time. Students with a suitable placement may opt to take a year’s secondment.
Entry requirements Standard entry requirements apply. A typical offer is 280 UCAS tariff points or A level grades of BCC, or BTEC equivalent, DMM (applicants are expected to have studied an Art, Design or related subject, or a Foundation Diploma in Art and Design). Applicants are interviewed and are requested to provide a portfolio of their own work in Art and Design. International students may submit their portfolio electronically. Students with a relevant HND or Foundation Degree with a suitable profile of achievement may be admitted onto Year Two or Three.
Course summary
You may also be
interested in
Interior Design BA (Hons), see opposite
Product Design BSc (Hons), pg. 115
The programme develops creative thinking and practice through a range of challenging learning experiences that relate to the design of commercial, domestic and public spaces. Studio projects are informed by contemporary design attitudes, current trends, social contexts and the relationship of other areas of art and design to this subject. Industry and business focussed projects, working with current technologies and the development of visual language skills will help students acquire the knowledge and confidence to design for a range of applications. The design studio and technical workshops provide the environment for innovation in the production of two and three dimensional work.
UCAS code W250 Course satisfaction*
90% 85%
Students go on to work or further study within six months following the course*
You may also be
interested in
Illustration BA (Hons), see opposite
Product Design BSc (Hons) Pg. 115
For more information please visit
www.starttheconversation.co.uk/courses/design
*KIS 2014
Undergraduate Prospectus 2016 | Courses | Design
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