This course has been devised in response to industry and student-led demand for practical training in makeup and hairdressing techniques for theatre, film, TV, fashion, festival, carnival and entertainment arenas.
COURSE OVERVIEW
- Taught by experienced design industry professionals
- Dedicated Mac suite with the latest industry-standard software
- Live project briefs from professional studios and industry collaborations
- A programme of visiting industry speakers and networking opportunities
- Collaborate and develop your abilities, with cross-media experimentation and fulfilment of live briefs from professional external studios
- Access to dedicated computer suite, print room, photography studios and a 3D workshop
- Study across a wide variety of media, processes and disciplines, including graphic design, illustration and animation
- Creative Research (20 Credits)
- Cultural And Contextual Studies (20 Credits)
- Materials And Methods (20 Credits)
- Digital Design (20 Credits)
- Applied Graphic Design (20 Credits)
- Minor Project (20 Credits)
- Professional Practice 01 (20 Credits)
- Advanced Creative Research (20 Credits)
- Professional Practice 02 (20 Credits)
- Business Practice (20 Credits)
- Independent Project (40 Credits)
- Portfolio Studies (40 Credits)
- Creative & Critical Research Project (20 Credits)
- Final Major Project (40 Credits)
- Self-promotion (20 Credits)
FURTHER INFORMATION
- A relevant A-Level qualification, or
- A Level 3 Extended Diploma
- Relevant academic or work experience
- A strong, compelling personal statement
- An exceptional portfolio and interview
- Freelance designer
- Web designer
- Advertising and packaging designer
- Practical and creative studio-based workshops to refine your skills
- Group discussions to exchange ideas and insights
- Lectures and seminars to explore concepts and techniques
- Small group study to collaborate and learn from others
- Independent study to deepen your knowledge and creativity
- Field trips are an exciting part of the course, offering you the chance to gain real-world insight into the graphic design industry
- Presentations (of practical work)
- Journals
- Research proposal
- Sketchbooks/drawings
- Written Assignments
- Student Loan
- Instalment Payment Plan
- Company Sponsorship
- Textbooks: Essential texts are available in the college libraries, but you may wish to purchase personal copies for convenience.
- Computer Equipment: While on-campus computers are available, having a personal laptop or tablet may offer greater flexibility for off-site study.
- Printing and Photocopying: Most coursework is submitted online, but some assignments may require printed submissions, optional binding, or other presentation materials.
- Materials: Creative courses often require specific art materials or equipment. A detailed materials list will be provided upon enrolment.
- Field Trips: Certain courses may include optional study visits or field trips to enrich learning experiences.
- External Shows and Exhibitions: Opportunities to participate in external exhibitions or shows may involve additional preparation, materials, or travel expenses.