Art & Design Practice
Entry requirements
A level
At least 32 points must be at A2 level when considered alongside AS levels.
Pass Access to HE with at least 45 credits at level 3, Merits and Distinctions may be required for particular subjects.
International Baccalaureate Diploma Programme
A minimum of 48 tariff points in total from appropriate subjects.
PPP grades in an appropriate subject.
Pearson BTEC Level 3 National Extended Diploma (first teaching from September 2016)
In an appropriate subject.
A minimum of 48 tariff points in total from appropriate subjects.
UCAS Tariff
From acceptable level 3 qualifications. Plus GCSEs at grade C/grade 4 or above in English Language, Science and Mathematics: alternatives at Level 2 may be considered.
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About this course
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The FdA Art & Design Practice is a radical and innovative interdisciplinary programme. It reflects the direction the creative industries are taking by encouraging the blurring of boundaries between traditional art and design disciplines.
The freedom of the flexible curriculum allows you to nurture your creative potential and direct your study to achieve the skills and unique personal portfolio you need to enter the workplace.
You will have dedicated studio workspace and access to a wide range of purpose-built workshops and digital facilities. These include textiles, photography, print, fine art, ceramics, furniture, graphic design, animation and multimedia with full technical support.
A key feature of the programme is its engagement with a variety of employers through live briefs and input into the course by industry specialists.
Through ongoing professional development, the programme will build your confidence as you develop and evaluate an individual programme of study. You will learn to balance time and resources and identify opportunities which will be important skills for your chosen career.
Work-based learning is embedded throughout, through the Sustainable Practice and Creative Enterprise initiative which acts as a forum to bring together students and creative industry representatives to work on live projects.
We also offer the Foundation Diploma in Art & Design, the perfect preparation for university-level study in the field of contemporary creative arts.
We operate industry-standard workshops with the latest equipment and expertise. Our interdisciplinary approach allows you to keep an open mind about materials and methods, and to develop your own specialist skills within specific art and design specialisms: creating a unique approach to your own practice.
You will be allocated your own studio space in our dedicated arts centre.
We offer a variety of study destination visits including London, New York and the Venice Biennale.
Possible careers available with this qualification:
– 3D Designer
– Animator
– Ceramic Artist
– Community Arts Projects
– Computer Game Designer
– Fine Artist
– Furniture Designer
– Graphic Designer
– Illustrator
– Sculptor
– Textile Designer
– Teacher
– Web Designer
Cornwall College University Centre offers a unique and fulfilling university experience with small class sizes, allowing for personal attention from tutors and a strong sense of community among students. The wrap-around support provided ensures that students receive the necessary guidance and resources to excel in their studies, while studying alongside likeminded individuals who share their passion for vocational technical skills. Located in one of the most beautiful and natural parts of the country, students have the opportunity to immerse themselves in the stunning surroundings while developing practical skills that set them apart in the job market.
Modules
Indicative Module Year 1: - Visual Language & Research - Materials & Processes 1 - Ideas at Work - Extramural Project - Materials & Processes 2 - Personal & Employability Skills Development. Indicative Module Year 2: - Evaluation - Practice in Context - Negotiated Project - Consolidation - Professional Identity.
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Cornwall College Camborne
Creative Arts and Media
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