Art, Design & Communication (UAL Creative Practice)
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Blocks
3
Level
Vocational
Course Length
2 Years
Timetable
Full Time
Key Skills:
Reasons to study Art, Design & Communication (UAL Creative Practice)
Accredited by the University Arts London awarding body.
A full time programme taught, with potential to study 1 other A’Level.
Excellent preparation for a career in creative industries including Fine Art, Fashion, Architecture , Interior Design, Illustration, Textiles.
Discover your own strengths and develop a professional-standard portfolio.
Work on projects assigned by industry professionals, including opportunities to exhibit your work in public venues.
What you will study
To begin with you will build your confidence and skills in a broad range of Art and Design disciplines including drawing, painting, textiles, ceramics, photography and illustration. After an initial series of workshops, you will begin to focus on your chosen pathway in term 2. Year 2 of the course offers the choice of either a Fine Art pathway or Design based Fashion/Textiles pathway. You will build a personal and unique professional-standard portfolio representing your diverse breadth of skills. With live briefs and public exhibition opportunities, this course allows you to immerse yourself in a creative environment, learning not only practical skills, but the ability to promote yourself in preparation for university or a career within the creative industries.
What you will need
You will need to meet the minimum entry requirements for your chosen pathway.
An interest in the creative industries
Good work ethic
Enthusiasm for producing personal and unique work
A willingness to explore different media, before selecting pathway
How you will be assessed
3 coursework projects assessed throughout each year
Final Major Project determines overall grade of Pass, Merit or Distinction
Year 1 for Diploma Year 2 for Extended Diploma
Priestley extra
As well as working in the studios you will be encouraged to participate in research trips and gallery visits to support your studies. As part of your course you will have the opportunity to talk to visiting speakers from university and from industry about careers and courses. You will be taught by specialist staff who share their expertise in your classes.
Progression
This course could lead to careers in the creative industries including; Fine Art, Fashion, Architecture , Interior Design, Illustration, Textiles, Fashion Promotion, 3D Crafts, Gallery and Curating amongst others.
How to Apply
Demand for places at Priestley College has been exceptionally high in recent years. We recommend you apply for your place early to avoid disappointment.Â
Study Programme
A-Level and Vocational (Level 3) students are expected to follow a full study programme of three plus one AS-Level courses/equivalents. Your study programme can, however, include a Specialism as one of your choices.