Design courses West Midlands

... departments, stylists and trend agencies. By the end of your degree you will have a clear vision of where you fit in the industry and a tailored professional portfolio to take with you. Our BA (Hons) Textile Design: Embroidery graduates are employed as Couture Embroidery Designers, Studio Designers, Designer... Learn about: Textile Design...

...Example optional modules may include: Electronic Engineering - 20 credits The Internet of Things - 20 credits Power Electronics and Power Systems...

... course. In this Foundation year you will be working on a multidisciplinary basis with students on different courses from the School, giving you the opportunity to experience a dynamic learning environment that embraces our ethos. After successful completion of your foundation year you will progress onto the BA (Hons) Design... Learn about: Communication Skills, Presentation techniques, Architecture Design...

...High-Performance Materials and Advanced Manufacturing - 20 credits Computational Fluid Dynamics and Finite Element Analysis (CFD & FEA) - 20 credits Please... Learn about: GCSE Mathematics...

...fitting the job around your course commitments. By taking part in the scheme, you will gain valuable experiences and employability skills, enhancing... Learn about: Project Management, IT Project Management...

...20 credits In this module, the fundamentals of fluid mechanics and energy conservation, and introduce associated engineering applications. Integrated Design Project... Learn about: GCSE Mathematics...

... vision of where you fit in the industry and a tailored professional portfolio to take with you. Our BA (Hons) Textile Design: Fibre Art students go on to find employment as Textile Artists, Creative Facilitators, Arts Coordinators, Designer Makers and Curators. They also take up other roles where... Learn about: Team Training, Textile Design...

...CAE skills on a project that requires the integration of knowledge and skills accumulated over the whole programme of study, with substantial content... Learn about: Mechanical Engineering...

... in the industry and a tailored professional portfolio to take with you. Our BA Hons) Textile Design: Knit and Weave graduates are employed in both technical and creative roles; as Knitwear Designers, Weave Designers, Designer Makers, Studio Designers and Trend Forecasters. They also take up other roles where... Learn about: Textile Design, Team Training, Construction Training...

...20 credits In this module, the fundamentals of fluid mechanics and energy conservation, and introduce associated engineering applications. Integrated Design Project... Learn about: GCSE Mathematics...

... as a Buyer, Visual Merchandiser, Design Director, Journalist – and find that the combination of having both practical and business skills invaluable. Our brand new hub for the arts in the thriving Eastside of the city has been purpose-built to stimulate creative minds within an open-access, contemporary... Learn about: Textile Design, Business Marketing, Professional Project...

...Foundations of Financial & Management Accounting, Quantitative Methods, and a specialist module. In Term 2 you will study three compulsory modules... Learn about: Business IT...

... performance design practice with our unique, future-focused BA (Hons) Design for Performance course. Ambitious in its approach, this course includes design and production for theatre, events, museums, concerts, exhibitions, festivals, environments, nightclubs, film, live arts and scenography. You will benefit... Learn about: Visual Communication, Communication Training...

...and a specialist module. In Term 2 you will study three compulsory modules: Fundamentals of Economic Behaviour, and two specialist modules, as well as one optional module... Learn about: Business IT...

...The only Arts Education MA in the UK based in a School of Art, we provide a unique platform for the art educator. This setting helps to facilitate an innovative... Learn about: Small Arts Business, Global Innovations, Art design...

...and analyse existing design as well as create new ones, while keeping buildability, technology, procurement, contractual relations and the people involved... Learn about: Architectural Technology, Integrated Design Project, Professional development...

..., theatre, product design and fine art. The School of Jewellery is internationally renowned, in the heart of Birmingham’s famous Jewellery Quarter. The historical facade of our Vittoria Street building conceals a contemporary environment including workshops, a specialist library, the Vittoria Gallery... Learn about: Decorative metal objects, Manufacturing techniques, Industrial design...

... community, based at our City Centre Campus, where you will find screen-printing, letterpress facilities, Adobe software training rooms and studio facilities to enhance your design work. You will also have the opportunity to study abroad for part of the course, or to go on trips to destinations such as... Learn about: Communication Training, Graphic design, Advertising design...

...-million pound City Centre Campus within our Parkside Building, where you will have access to digital studios and 3D design workshops. The proximity of the newly built Eastside Park provides inspiration to your studies, introducing a strong example of contemporary civic space and park design... Learn about: Construction Training, Designed Ecologies, Urban Design...

...are given a first opportunity to fill many part-time temporary positions within the University. This allows you to work while you study with... Learn about: Bridie Lander, Contemporary jewellery, Self-Initiated Project...