Art A level

... and art history. How do I apply? You don’t need to apply for each subject area you are interested in. Once we have received your application form...

... WITH RESISTANT MATERIALS? Any subject but it combines particularly well with Maths, Physics, Computing and Art and Design. It is not possible to study Design...

...Interested in films? Would you like to spend more time finding out about them? If so, Film Studies could be the A Level for you. Film is a key twenty first century art form. It is one of those media technologies that dominate our lives, in the cinema and at home. We will be looking in detail...

... enhanced through progression onto a Level 3 Award in Nail Art. A Level 2 qualification in Manicure is essential. Kit & Uniform Costs...

...This exciting course provides an insight into film as a mass medium and art form. You will study a wide range of films and develop your skills of observation, critical analysis and personal reflection. Suitable for: This course is for students who are interested in studying the history of...

..., appreciation and enjoyment of film, the major art form of the twentieth century and a cultural form...

... contact the Art and Design Office directly. Progression: On successful completion of the 10 week course students may wish to progress onto a further...

...You are required to have a kit and uniform for this course, the units covered are :Health and Safety • Liquid and powered application • UV gel application • Creative nail images and Nail Art • Maintaining nails using wraps...

...Interested in films? Would you like to spend more time finding out about them? If so, Film Studies could be the A Level for you. Film is a key twenty first century art form. It is one of those media technologies that dominate our lives, in the cinema and at home. We will be looking in detail...

... of ideas and methods of work. Many students gravitate towards the art studios in their own time...

... will be required to read classical text ( in the English translation), in the fields of History, Literature, Philosophy, Politics, Art, Architecture and Archaeology...

...your knowledge and understanding of six films. COMPONENT 2 Varieties of Film (Global Film; Documentary Film; Silent cinema; Experimental Film (1960–2000)... Learn about: Film Analysis, Film Editing, Film Programming...

...This is an Art course for students to take risks and produce personal responses. Students will learn to bridge the gap between taking and producing photographs through the creation of portfolio work. Students will learn how to produce work sequentially and thematically understanding the cultural...

...You'll need: four or more GCSEs at grade C or above, including English and mathematics. You'll learn: across the core disciplines of art and design...

...This popular and enjoyable course is based on Photography as an art form. No previous experience of photography is required. Enthusiasm and creativity will be important attributes. AS and A Level Photography is challenging and you will need to be organised and prepared to work hard at developing...

...Film Studies is designed to give you a deeper understanding, appreciation and enjoyment of film and cinema. You will study film as a medium, as an art form and as an industry, not just concentrating on modern Hollywood and its largely mainstream product but extending horizons to take in films...

... of the processes and use of the camera in past and contemporary society. Suitable for: This course is designed for students who have a keen interest in photography or art and enjoy to work creatively and imaginatively...

...Students from all disciplines can study Critical Thinking. It fits well with humanities subjects such as History, Law and Sociology, but may also appeal to students who are taking mainly Science courses or more practical courses such as Art, Media Studies and Music...

...This course is designed to deepen your understanding, appreciation and enjoyment of film. You will study cinema as a medium, as an art form and as a social and economic institution. Part of your studies will develop your critical understanding of the options available to film makers...

...Do I really have free will? What is the fundamental nature of the universe? Does morality really exist? Do we have a human nature? Is there a meaning to life? What makes art valuable? Can we ever know anything for certain? Who am I? - if you enjoy contemplating questions such as these, Philosophy...