Design courses Birmingham

...as well as with smaller to medium enterprises. Typically you will have to pass the interview process run by the company with which you are seeking a placement... Learn about: Chemical Engineering...

... merchandising. Studying with us will provide you with the skills, insights and experiences required to succeed in a broad scope of professional textile related roles. Embroidery students secure placements with fashion and interior companies, design studios, designer makers, arts organisations, costume... Learn about: Textile Design...

...20 credits Telerobotics, Telepresence and Augmented Reality - 20 credits Please note: The modules listed on the website for this programme are regularly...

... design thinking to revolutionise how we live. The BA (Hons) Design for Future Living is a unique opportunity for you to lead the way in designing how and where we live. Through innovative ideas, new design methods, advanced technologies and entrepreneurial skills, you will critique, challenge and disrupt... Learn about: Product Design, Housing and Community...

...The modules listed on the website for this programme are regularly reviewed to ensure they are up-to-date and informed by the latest research and teaching methods... Learn about: GCSE Mathematics...

...temporary positions within the University. This allows you to work while you study with us, fitting the job around your course commitments. By taking part in the scheme... Learn about: Art design...

...Progression Students successfully completing the Foundation Degree with merit grades or higher will be able to progress on to the final stage of an honours... Learn about: GCSE Mathematics, Manufacturing Engineering...

...Our BA (Hons) Video Game Design and Production undergraduate course responds to the growing and innovative sector by developing skilled, team-orientated... Learn about: Contextual Game Design, 3D Games Spaces, Interactive Entertainment...

...10 credits The aim of the module is to introduce students to the design process and the skills employed therein, within an engineering context... Learn about: GCSE Mathematics...

... commercial design in the form of textile art or installations aimed at gallery exhibitions. Students who take this route often enjoy working with mixed media and will choose to engage with traditional techniques such as weaving, dying, macramé, felting, paper-making and many more unconventional approaches... Learn about: Team Training, Textile Design...

...creating own engineering software. Advanced Vehicle Engineering - 10 credits The aim of the module is to introduce the student to aspects of vehicle chassis... Learn about: Mechanical Engineering...

... of professional textile related roles. Knit and Weave students secure placements with design studios, mills, manufacturers and retailers – companies who need expertise in knowing about the properties of materials, how they function and react. By the end of your degree you will have a clear vision of where you fit... Learn about: Textile Design, Construction Training, Team Training...

...10 credits The aim of the module is to introduce students to the design process and the skills employed therein, within an engineering context... Learn about: GCSE Mathematics...

... student with a great fashion and textiles aesthetic as well as an enthusiasm to learn. This four-year programme has been specifically designed to allow you to undertake additional level three study, to ensure you are successful on your chosen degree programme. After successful completion of...

.... The course links up with live industry partners as well as other creative disciplines like broadcast media, graphic design, gaming, fashion and fine art. Throughout the course, you will work with our record label Forerunner Records, to create high-quality experimental pieces that push the boundaries of technology... Learn about: Music Production...

...Semester One Small Scale Project- Mobile PG Diploma- Semester Two Large Scale Project- PS4 Console & Enterprise Development Master of Arts/Science... Learn about: Video Game Production, Small Scale Video Game, Large-scale Video Game...

...Healthcare, Formulation and Energy Select 40 credits of options. Example modules may include: Industry theme: Petrochemical Engineering - 10 credits Plant Optimisation... Learn about: Chemical Engineering...

... to fully realise design concepts and create convincing models and prototypes. Underpinned with strong contemporary design thinking, you will explore the breadth of scales of manufacture across product and furniture design to be able to position yourself within a global industry. By working on live projects... Learn about: Furniture Design, Architecture Design...

... and electronic principles, electronics and management. You will also design electronic circuits and test them by simulation, develop programmes using Arduino systems and program PLCs which are widely used to control processes in the industry. In Year 2, your study is at Level 5 and builds on the knowledge... Learn about: Full Time...

... student with a great fashion and textiles aesthetic as well as an enthusiasm to learn. This four-year programme has been specifically designed to allow you to undertake additional level three study, to ensure you are successful on your chosen degree programme. After successful completion of... Learn about: Costume Design...