BA (Hons) 3D Design

Course detail Content: what students can expect

• To develop an interdisciplinary approach to design, drawing from areas as diverse as anthropology, architecture, craft production, fine art and interior design
• To focus on small batch production and the one-off elements within design
• A programme of visiting speakers made up of practicing designers and makers, who introduce students to a broad range of contemporary work
• A strong industry focus, including recent live projects with the Future Research Lab Milan, Future City, Guy's and St. Thomas' hospitals.
• A series of visits to cultural establishments in London, as well as overseas trips, that have previously included the Milan and Stockholm Furniture Fairs
• To develop and produce a professional portfolio that will further our students future careers
• To have access to Camberwell's shared workshops. View the Camberwell facilities section

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StructureYear 1

• Unit 1: Introduction to BA Illustration, Graphic Design and 3D Design
• Unit 2: Defining the subject - What is 3D Design
• Unit 3: Context 1 - Primary research
• Unit 4: Subject - Possibilities

Year 2

• Unit 5: Context 2 - Platform
• Unit 6: Subject - Method
• Unit 7: Context 3 - Focus
• Unit 8: Subject - Audience and visibility

Year 3

• Unit 9: Context 4
• Unit 10: Subject - Realisation

Work experience and opportunities

BA 3D Design students have the opportunity to undertake work placements during the course, with previous organisations and designers including The Natural History Museum, McCollin Bryan, Richard Fox, Studio Swine and Tatty Devine.

Students also have the opportunity to study abroad in the second year of their degree as part of the college's Erasmus scheme.

Course datesAutumn Term:

Monday 24 September - Friday 7 December 2018

Spring Term:

Monday 7 January - Friday 15 March 2019

Summer Term:

Monday 15 April - Friday 21 June 2019

Learning and teaching methods

• Collaborative work
• Group and individual tutorials and crits
• Independent study
• Individual programmes of study
• Introductions and inductions to university, college and course resources
• Key ideas lecture programme
• Learning skills in practical and technical workshops
• Lectures and visiting speaker talks
• Project based learning
• Staff and student led seminars and discussions
• Studio, external venue and other visits
• Use of resource venues and institutions

Assessment methods

• Development file
• Essays
• Evaluative reports
• Peer assessment
• Practical work
• Presentations
• Proposals
• Self-assessment
• Tutorial records
• Written assignments

Facilities

• 3D Workshops

  View images of and find out more about our 3D workshops

• Digital Media

  View images of and find out more about our digital media facilities

• Photography

  View images of and find out more about our photography facilities

Staff

• Jason Cleverly - Course Leader
• Michael Hurley - Senior Lecturer
• Fabiane Lee-Perrella

• Oscar Lessing
• Shane Waltener