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- Bachelor's degree
- Bath
- 3 Years
...group studio discussions, seminars, lectures, practical workshop sessions and study visits to galleries and museums in the UK - mostly free of charge...
- Bachelor's degree
- Bath
- 3 Years
...group studio discussions, seminars, lectures, practical workshop sessions and study visits to galleries and museums in the UK - mostly free of charge...
- Bachelor's degree
- Bath
- 3 Years
...group studio discussions, seminars, lectures, practical workshop sessions and study visits to galleries and museums in the UK - mostly free of charge...
- Bachelor's degree
- Bath
- 3 Years
...and assessment weighting given to historical and critical studies. Year 3 Independent, self-initiated work forms the basis of the year, supported by specialist...
- Bachelor's degree
- Bath
- 3 Years
...You may support the chosen specialism by crossing over to other areas as required during the year. The emphasis of the year is to improve research design and technical skills...
- Bachelor's degree
- Bath
- 3 Years
...industry set project will give you the opportunity to work independently to a professional brief. Year 3 Independent, self initiated work forms the basis of the...
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Design: Fashion and Textiles
Kukhanya Kay Sibanda
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The establishment of the Bath School of Art & Design in 1852 resulted from Government debate on the national shortage of training opportunities in design to support manufacture, and concerns about the strength of international design & manufacture at the time of the 1851 Great Exhibition. It became one of seventeen regional public institutions addressing the national need for highly skills artists & designers. In 1946 the School moved to Corsham and was renamed the Bath Academy of Art.The presence of tutors and visiting artists such as Terry Frost, Howard Hodgkin, Claus Oldenburg, Michael Craig-Martin, John Ernest, Richard Hamilton and Jim Dine, along with the establishment of a Research Centre for Arts Education funded by the Gulbenkian Foundation resulted in the Academy receiving national and international recognition. ...
