Art & design ual level 3 foundation diploma (2-year fee) part time eve

Richmond and Hillcroft Adult Community College

Vocational qualification

In Richmond upon Thames

Price on request

Description

  • Type

    Vocational qualification

  • Location

    Richmond upon thames

Course Overview:
Please note the course includes attending approx 6 Saturday classes per year.

The UAL Foundation Diploma in Art and Design aims to prepare you to make the right choices concerning your future career in the Arts. This primarily, but not exclusively, involves you creating a portfolio of work that gives you the best possible chance of gaining a place at university.

It is a challenging and intensive course that will build upon and expand your prior creative skills and knowledge of art & design practice, the creative industries and their historical context. By the end of the course we aim to have developed your capacity to analyse, reflect on and review your progress within the context of art and design.

The course is highly experimental and exploratory giving you the opportunity to discover a range of different disciplines and practices before you specialize in one field. This course will develop your ability to challenge your preconceptions. It will increase your personal independence in developing ideas and extend your skills in using materials, techniques and processes.

UAL; The University of the Arts, London, has a worldwide reputation in art and design education. It is also an awarding body of art and design qualifications and offer a range of excellent arts focused qualifications.

Facilities

Location

Start date

Richmond upon Thames (London)
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Parkshot, TW9 2RE

Start date

On request

About this course

Entry Requirements:
The Foundation Diploma in Art and Design is intended primarily for those students wishing to progress to higher education in art and design or associated studies. However, students who wish to use the qualification as preparation for employment will not be discouraged.

You will need a portfolio of work that demonstrates evidence of having achieved a standard that will enable you to benefit from the course. ??Your portfolio needs to articulate:-

Your visualisation skills (e.g. Drawing, Photography, 3D work)

Your development skills

Your particular interest in Ar...

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Subjects

  • Materials
  • Textiles
  • Ms Word
  • Printing
  • Exhibition
  • IT
  • Design
  • Art design
  • Art
  • University
  • Project
  • Part Time

Course programme

Course Content:
The Foundation Diploma in Art and Design is structured in 3 parts

Part 1: Learning Skills and Context: You will be introduced to a variety of subject areas including: Fine Art; Graphic Design/Illustration; Three Dimensional Design; Printing; Textiles and Fashion, and Crafts. You will also explore fundamental aspects of drawing.
Part 2: Development and Progression: During second part of the course you will work within your chosen specialist area responding to briefs and developing your independence and your individual creativity. You will also continue to develop your drawing skill.
Part 3: Proposal and Realisation: During this final part of the course you will work on a major project within your specialist area where you will integrate your research and ideas into practice. You will be expected to take full responsibility for the direction of your work, through a process of independent learning and exhibit your final major project in an end of year exhibition and assessment.

History and Contextual Studies
Throughout part 1 and 2 you will develop a critical understanding through lectures and gallery visits, your programme will cover historical and contemporary issues and concerns. You will conduct a significant independent research project in the form of a 2,500 word essay to gain an understanding of the location of your practice in the context of contemporary art & design.
Assessment Methods:
Assessment is through formal review by course tutors according to the UAL standards. Your work will be continuously assessed via portfolio/sketch books and project work. You will be given written feedback throughout the course. Informal assessments also take place through critiques and tutor guidance. You are required to pass all the previous stages before being submitted for the final unit. To achieve the whole qualification, you must achieve a pass for all 120 credits that you will submit, via a unitized system. Units 1-4 and 5 & 6 are achieved at pass only. Unit 7 is graded Pass/Merit/Distinction. The grade for Unit 7 constitutes the final qualification grade. It is possible for you to achieve Level 4 in Units 5-7.

Art & design ual level 3 foundation diploma (2-year fee) part time eve

Price on request