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Art and Design (Level 3 Foundation Diploma)
UAL
Art & Design
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Study ModeFull-Time
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Duration1 Year
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CampusLimavady
Strand Road
Available Sessions
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CourseCampusTypeStart DateFees
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Course: University of the Arts London (UAL) Level 3 Foundation Diploma Art and DesignCampus: Strand RoadType: Full TimeStart Date: 02/09/2024Fees:
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Course: University of the Arts London (UAL) Level 3 Foundation Diploma Art and DesignCampus: LimavadyType: Full TimeStart Date: 02/09/2024Fees:
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Course Offering
- Site location Limavady Main St Strand Road
Course Modules
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- 3 X Mandatory units
- Unit 1: Diagnostic Investigation into Creative Practice
- Unit 2: Developing Specialist Practice
- Unit 4: Consolidating Practice
Entry Requirements
UK Requirements
5 GCSEs (Grade C or above) to include Art or Design and 1 A level or equivalent Level 3 Qualification in art and design or in a relevant creative subject. You will be required to attend an interview session and must present an A Level standard portfolio.ROI Requirements
5 OLCs (Grade O5 or above) to include Art or Design and Higher Level H5 or Ordinary Level O1 in Art or equivalent Level 3 qualification in Art and Design or in a relative creative subjectAdditional Requirements Prior to Entry
Interview Required
Work Placement
Erasmus opportunities are sometimes available during course study.
What's Next?
Further Study
Successful participants can progress to the HND in Art and Design (Fine Art), HND in Art and Design (Textiles), HND in Digital Design,or to Hons degree programmes throughout the UK, Ireland and EuropeCareer Prospects
Former students have found employment in areas including costume design for productions such as Game of Thrones and Peaky Blinders, fashion design for John Rocha, and Marks & Spencer, theatrical costumes & Victoria’s Secret Lingerie, graphic design, teaching and lecturing, glass design, interior design for Ikea, fashion & news photography, program production with the BBC, fashion/jewellery design, book and TV animation and product design for Lego in Denmark. Students have also availed of entrepreneurial opportunities in areas such as Tattoo practice, Exhibitions, Fine Art commissions and retail/craft business developmentEnquiry
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I studied Level 2 Maths and English and successfully passed both. It was a great course, and it was great working in a smaller group. I’ve made friends for life and I’m considering progressing to another part-time course with the College.Paul Cotton (Strabane) -
Apprenticeships differ from school because you can actually earn a wage while gaining your qualifications.Declan McEleney (ApprenticeshipNI Welding)
