Course description
Course structure
The course includes seven core modules, live project work and design report development. Modules include:
-Design Research into Practice
-Digital Forming (optional)
-2D Design (optional)
-3D Design (optional)
-Design for Production
-Design Targets
-Visual Communication
-Exploring Practice
-Major Project
Assessment
You are supported through a 'laboratory' model of learning; developing innovative design, conceptual thinking, professional understanding and aesthetic sensitivity. You present design work and reports for assessment and exhibition throughout the course.
Career opportunities
Recent studies show that globally, the growth of creative and cultural industries is more than twice the rate of the world economy. The UK's leading careers website, prospects.ac.uk, states that over 50% of people in the design sector work in London. Supporting the highest concentration of designers and related businesses in the world, our unique location offers many opportunities for students and professionals to showcase cutting-edge design within related industries and venues. Through work placement and live project opportunities, you develop design projects that are commercially and creatively relevant for global consumer markets.
Typical career opportunities include work as consultant designers, CEOs, in-house designers in interior/architectural companies, design managers, freelance designers for; corporate/ domestic clients within residential, hotel, retail, office, industrial, transportation and renovation sectors.
Attendance and duration
Full-time: one year, two days a week
Part-time: two years, one day a week