UAL Diploma in Architecture, Product and Sculpture Design L3
This is a two-year course that further develops a deeper and considered understanding of the specific visual arts pathways on offer: Graphics & Illustration, Fine Art, Interior, Architecture, 3D & Product Design and Fashion & Textiles.
Unlock your creative potential and step into the world of design with this exciting and dynamic course, perfect for those eager to increase their skills and knowledge within the design industry, This program combines theory with hands-on practice, equipping you with the skills and knowledge needed to excel in a variety of specialist creative fields.
Whether you are passionate about shaping the future of consumer products, creating stunning spaces, or designing beautiful functional items, this course will provide you with the expertise to kick-start your career in the creative industries. Prepare to push boundaries, innovate, and start you on your journey in the world of design.
To enrol in this course, candidates must meet the following criteria:
Educational Qualifications: Four GCSEs at grades 9-4/A*-C, or a related Level 2 vocational course at Merit or higher including English and maths. Equivalence of these qualifications will be considered.
Art Portfolio: A portfolio containing recent examples of artwork, sketchbooks, photography, or any other creative work. This may include both coursework and personal projects.
References: A satisfactory reference may also be requested.
This course provides a robust foundation art and design, equipping students with the essential skills, knowledge, and experience to thrive in their creative careers.
Students will be required to pay for the use of some specialised materials provided by the college. These materials will be available at cost rate, ensuring that students only cover the actual expense of the resources used during their studies.
This course cultivates the skills and mindset needed for a successful professional career or further academic study. The qualification will support students to develop a portfolio of work enabling them to make applications to appropriate entry level roles, training programmes, apprenticeships or selfemployment.
You can explore a range of HE courses upon completion such as Fashion, Graphics, Architecture, Interior Design, Visual Communication and Textiles. Career progression can range from product designer, furniture designer, architectural designer, model maker, set designer or jewellery designer.
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