Course Overview

The course is structured progressively and embraces a wide variety of learning and teaching methods and experiences to promote active learning. These include project-based learning, workshops, team learning lectures, seminars, group critiques, educational visits, guided reading, and tutorials. You'll develop skills, which include research, critical analysis, problem-solving, communication, and presentation, as well as specialist technical skills. Throughout, the integration of theory and practice is promoted and reinforced rigorously. The learning experiences prepare you for a variety of employment routes and postgraduate study. You'll be encouraged to experiment, take risks, and try out new things. The moment when newfound skills and knowledge are connected to your existing skillset and understanding is seen as an opportunity for insight, creativity, and learning. Projects involve phases of problem finding, problem-solving, and spotting opportunities for innovation.

General Eligibility

A selection of work that showcases the applicants interest in design. Listed below are a number of suggestions to help you when you are creating your portfolio. Level 3 work from subjects such as design and technology, product design, graphic design, art, photography, textiles, fashion Professional practice in the creative industries, especially if the applicant has been part of an apprentice program Engagement with the creative process, theatre, photography as a hobby DIY or restoration projects (anything from small objects to cars and buildings) €“ Overview of design and creative process in form of sketch books including research and development sketches, models, prototypes, etc.

Part Time Work Details

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Language Requirement

• Academic IELTS or UKVI IELTS 6.0 overall with at least 5.5 in each band.