Graphic Design, HND-HNC

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  • Objectives
    The aim of this programme is to develop a range of creative skills, as well as the knowledge and understanding required for students to be able to undertake a professional role within the industry.
  • Entry requirements
    Entry requirements Applicants shoud have completed either a BTEC National Diploma in a design-based subject, the BTEC Diploma in Foundation Studies in art and design, an Access to HE programme, or a similar level 3 qualification such as A-level or AVCE in art and design. Applicants are invited to an interview with the course tutor, where they will be asked to show a suitable portfolio of work that demonstrates creative ability. Mature applicants are welcomed and should have relevant experience with a suitable portfolio of creative work, an ability to draw, and an enthusiasm for the subject
  • Academic title
    Graphic Design, HND/HNC
  • Course description
    Equal emphasis is given to traditional and computer-based practice to prepare students for a range of career opportunities in the design industry.

    Students develop abilities in research analysis, evaluation, critical appraisal and the creative synthesis of data and ideas.

    Content

        * Computer Illustration/Image Manipulation
        * Design Communication
        * Branding
        * Photography
        * Typography
        * Design for Print
        * Digital Media
        * Internet Applications
        * Graphic Design
        * Visual Communications
        * Final Major Project

    Career options

    Progression to graphic design degree course, self-employment and careers in graphic design generally with advertising agencies, design companies and printers

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