University of the Arts London (UAL) Diploma / Extended Diploma Art & Design [Design Crafts]
UAL
Art & Design
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Start Date6 Sep 2021
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Study ModeFull-Time
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Duration2 Years
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CampusLimavady
Available Sessions
Course Offering
- Site location Limavady Main St
Course Modules
- Unit 1: Introduction to visual language in art and design
- Unit 2: Introduction to research skills in art and design
- Unit 3: Introduction to critical and contextual awareness in art and design
- Unit 4: Introduction to materials, processes and technical skills in art and design
- Unit 5: An Integrated approach to 2D problem solving in art and design
- Unit 6: An integrated approach to 3D problem solving in art and design
- Unit 7: An integrated approach to time-based problem solving
- Unit 8: Developing an art and design project
- Unit 9: Opportunities for progression in art and design
- Year 2: Unit 10 Characteristics and context in art and design
- Year 2 Unit 11 Preparation for progression in art and design
- Year 2: Unit 12 Engaging with an audience in art and design
- Year 2: Unit 13 Project proposal and realisation in art and design (Level 3)
Entry Requirements
UK Requirements
4 GCSEs (Grade C or above) to include Art or Art related subject( e.g Moving image, Digital imaging, Design) You will be required to attend for Interview presenting a portfolio of workROI Requirements
4 OLCs (Grade 05 or above) to include Art; OR Leaving Cert Applied You will be required to attend for Interview presenting a portfolio of workWork Placement
N/A
What's Next?
Further Study
Completion of this course provides you with a significant portfolio of work for application to progress your studies to a one year Foundation Art and Design course, or a HND programme at NWRC. Successful completion will also allow you to progress to degree level at your chosen university. This course is accredited by the University of the Arts London (UAL) awarding body and is equivalent to 3 ‘A’ Levels over two years.Career Prospects
This course will give you an insight into the career options available within this ever growing industry. Former students have found employment in areas including teaching, graphic design, fine art, illustration, product design, photography, set design, fashion illustration and professional artistry.Enquiry
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