Graphic Design (Visual Arts)

Course Structure

We offer the most intensive input of information, skills and ideas at the beginning of the course, gradually allowing you to develop your project independently. Our staff team includes practicing professionals who exhibit work in moving image, typography and contemporary art; complemented by guest lectures from contemporary practitioners. Workshops are available in design for print, photography, video, and letterpress typography. We also use London as an expanded learning environment for creative and critical interaction, with study visits to exhibitions, production facilities and creative environments. You define and develop your own project, to combine your ideas, experience and interests and connect with a particular audience or group of people.

Examples of our students' projects include:

Interactive Magazine: involving viewers in the production of meaning, Freedom and gender identity in London and New York, Poetry and Science: education for sustainable development in Chile and Balancing Eastern cultural tradition with Western technological development.

During the final development and completion of your personal programme attention is given to personal focus, artistic direction and application. The final work is presented in the form of a public exhibition at the College.

Content

This pathway is truly international, not only because students come from around the world, but also because we critically engage with visual culture as part of a dynamic, global process.

Dedication: Full-time.