cleveland college of art& design Undergraduate Programme Guide 2012-13
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Hello & Welcome
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BA (Hons) Entertainment Design Crafts
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FdA Creative Film & Moving Image Production
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Facilities & Resources
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FdA Costume Contstruction for Stage & Screen
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Foundation Diploma in Art & Design (full-time)
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Our new Campus
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BA (Hons) Fashion Enterprise
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Foundation Diploma in Art & Design (part-time)
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About Hartlepool
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FdA Creative Fashion Practices
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About The North East
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BA (Hons) Photography
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Application & Interview
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How To Find Us
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FdA Commercial Photography
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Entry Requirements
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Student Support
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BA (Hons) Textiles & Surface Design
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UCAS Design Your Futures
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FdA Contemporary Textile Practice
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Open Days
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BA (Hons) Applied Arts for Enterprise (Top-up)
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Graduate Shows
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FdA Applied Arts
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Get In Touch
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hello & welcome Cleveland College of Art & Design is an amazing place to be. We are one of the few specialist art and design colleges in the country and excel in providing students with an educational experience which is second to none. In 2010, we came top in the National Student Survey when compared to all specialist art colleges in the country, which judged student satisfaction within their place of study. We pride ourselves in having highly professional staff with up to date commercial experience in studios that are equipped with high quality, industry standard equipment. From the moment you walk through the door we will be preparing you for your future employment.
Your practical work will be supported by professional practice modules at all levels of study to ensure that you are totally prepared for the workplace. We have excellent links with industry. Employers are heavily involved in the design of our programmes, in order to ensure that they equip you with the skills to meet the needs of the creative industries. During the course of your programme ‘live’ project briefs, set by real companies, will be a feature of your studies. We ensure programme content remains relevant to the sector through Industrial Liaison Groups. These groups are made up of working professionals, practicing both in the region and nationally. Their support is invaluable in ensuring that the programmes we run have appropriate content and the correct equipment to allow you to develop employability skills that are appropriate to the needs of industry.
Additionally, there will be opportunities to go on study visits and show your work at trade fairs, take part in national competitions and have live briefs set. Our students have won numerous prestigious awards and often sell their designs. All of our programmes are enhanced by a wide range of professional speakers. The College is noted for the support that it gives to students and this is reflected in the number of taught hours on the programmes, which are higher than similar programmes in universities. Our intimate size means that the lecturing staff will know you well and be able to offer you the individual support that you need to succeed.
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facilities & resources The College has all of the latest equipment and resources needed to ensure that you can complete your programme and stretch yourself to your full potential. The studios boast industry standard equipment from a digital laser cutter to high end digital backs in Photography to Gerber digital pattern development system, digital fabric printer and knitting machines in Fashion. Film & Moving Image students have the benefit of both 16mm and digital HD equipment across the production areas.
Highly skilled and friendly technical staff are present on all programmes to advise and assist you.
All programmes have their own specialist resources, dedicated studios and workshops and IT facilities with appropriate software and peripheral equipment. State of the art large format printers are available in Textile, Fashion and Photography studios.
We have computer suites in all programmes. These are maintained by the IT support team who can also offer helpful, friendly advice and assistance in the use of software titles and computer equipment.
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The College’s IT facilities are excellent with a broad range of industry standard software titles specifically tailored to each discipline. We offer a wide variety of printing facilities and an exceptional interactive whiteboard provision for each programme along with more specific IT solutions to provide for the more technically specialist programmes.
Learning Resource Centre Your studies will be informed by a well-stocked, specialist Art & Design Learning Resource Centre. Stock includes over 25,000 books, 100 current magazine and journal subscriptions, 1600 DVDs. In addition, a wealth of online resources are also available, such as access to over 10,000 magazines, newspaper articles and over 300 e-books. The LRC has photocopying facilities and a suite of networked workstations with internet access and a range of software.
Further support will be available via our Virtual Learning Environment (VLE) Blackboard. All of our programmes have a presence there and learning materials, a study skills website and additional information will supplement your studies. Our Art Box shop offers a range of specialist art and design materials which are sold at discounted prices to students. We also have a vast menu of subsidised food on offer at our new Atrium Restaurant.
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our new campus Cleveland College of Art & Design offers undergraduate programmes in our new dedicated HE campus. Following the acquisition of prestigious historic buildings over recent years, CCAD has expanded significantly and now boasts the Leadbitter, Archive and Municipal buildings as part of the impressive campus. These locally, well known buildings encapsulate the essence of being an Art College, they draw stark contrasts between old and new and put us at the heart of Hartlepool’s Cultural Quarter.
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As part of our new campus, we have opened The Creative Lodge, with the aim of supporting our graduates in setting up a creative business. The Creative Lodge offers everything you need to start up your own creative business - including affordable, low cost rent and flexible high quality office/open studio accommodation and access to specialist college equipment. This facility allows entrepreneurs to share contacts, concepts and creativity in a professional set up in the heart of the town centre.
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about hartlepool Hartlepool is a vibrant town with a wealth of attractions, which represent a rich mix of the very old and the very new. From hydroballing to an awardwinning maritime attraction. A whole series of public and private sector investment have seen Hartlepool change beyond recognition in the last 20 years.
Only a minute’s walk away you will find ‘The Studio’, this award-winning, regional venue boasts live performances and events showcasing artists and styles from around the world. Flix Movie Cafe is next door which hosts movie quizzes and screenings of the latest releases.
The 500 berth Marina is the jewel in the crown of Hartlepool and is a 24 hour environment, which is also home to water-based activities, including the testing ‘Walk on Water’ challenge and the stunning ‘Thundercat’ speed-boats, which will take your breath away. All around the Marina area you will find superb restaurants, cafes, bars and pubs offering a fine selection of food and drink.
As well as this host of entertainment and attractions, Hartlepool also has its fair share of modern-day facilities. The seven screen Vue Cinema is a short walk from CCAD, as is UK Superbowl.
The ideal place to find out about all manner of entertainment in Hartlepool is the impressive Hartlepool Art Gallery, which is in the heart of Hartlepool’s Cultural Quarter, alongside our very own campus.
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In terms of nightlife, the choice of pubs and clubs is very impressive. As well as the fantastic offering on the Marina, the town centre also offers a fantastic variety of nightlife. Hartlepool is also a fantastic coastal location as it is next to Seaton Carew with its broad sandy beach, traditional amusement arcades and cafes, Seaton Carew is a traditional british seaside destination. The beach stretches over one mile in each direction from the resort centre. Cyclists can enjoy the promenade which affords easy access northwards to the Marina.
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About the north east Neighbouring towns such as Middlesbrough offer an energetic live music scene with popular venues like Middlesbrough’s Empire, Medicine Bar, and The Arena which holds a student SKINT night every Thursday. The Empire has been host to some of the world’s best DJ’s including Roger Sanchez, Paul Oakenfold and Pete Tong, and the venue still attracts first class acts on an international scale. Club M in Yarm is another club not to be missed locally. Many dance acts , such as Faithless, Deadmau5, Eddie Halliwell and Tiesto have performed there. All scenes – indie, rock, electro, hip-hop, garage and house to highlight a few – are appreciated and strongly supported. Middlesbrough also plays host to a number of free events including most notably the Middlesbrough Mela, an event celebrating Asian culture, food and music, Intro (formally Middlesbrough Music Live) with many big name acts appearing in Middlesbrough Town Centre and Middlesbrough Fashion Week. With neighbouring Stockton-on-Tees playing host to the fantastic Riverside Festival, which showcases some truly stunning street theatre.
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Newcastle is well known for having good nightlife it has become famous for its eclectic and bustling social scene. The Gate, is a big complex full of nightclubs, bars and restaurants. TigerTiger which is outside The Gate is a popular venue and offers a student night every Monday with cheap drinks. The Quayside is also a popular attraction offering a range of bars and clubs to suit every taste. Sunderland is popular with students and locals. Nightlife in Sunderland offers something for everyone, from traditional pubs to lively bars open late into the night for party-goers around Park Lane. The Glass Spider offers live music, comedy nights and resident DJ’s. If you want to see the latest upand-coming and established bands in an intimate setting, Plugged In is the venue for you.
The North East is renowned for the opportunities to shop until you drop! Hartlepool itself boasts the third largest indoor shopping centre in the North East, with a selection of the best high street retail stores. In Middlesbrough, you can shop in some of the trendiest retail boutiques in the country, including Psyche and Triads these shops offer you the latest designer gear whilst alternative shops including Deep and Howl sell unusual vintage clothing. Just a short train ride away are the fantastic facilities on offer in Newcastle and the largest shopping centre in Europe, the MetroCentre. For film enthusiasts, the North East has proved to be a fantastic backdrop for several notable films. Films which were shot on location in the North East, include Atonement, Get Carter, Robin Hood (Prince of Thieves), Billy Elliott, Harry Potter and notably Alien 3, which was directed by CCAD alumni Sir Ridley Scott.
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how to find us
Additional information There are regular train services to Hartlepool connecting with mainline services. For further information call Hartlepool Train Station on 0845 000 0125 or National Rail Enquires on 08457 48 49 50. The long distance coach station is situated in Hartlepool Town Centre on Stockton Street. Contact Stagecoach in Hartlepool on 01429 267082 or National Express on 08705 808080 for further details.
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At the traffic lights adjacent to the fire station turn right onto Huckelhoven Way and take the first left onto Tower Street. We are on the left-hand-side at the end of the road. There is on street pay and display parking available within walking distance of the College. Long distance coaches stop in Stockton Street only a few minutes walk from the campus. The train station is situated off Church Street which is also a few minutes away from the campus.
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student support
At Cleveland College of Art & Design, we believe in supporting our students, to enable them to achieve their full potential. Our friendly, flexible Student Support team offer a range of services designed around our students and their specific needs. Within Student Support we can offer Information Advice and Guidance from experienced knowledgeable advisers on subjects such as: • • •
Accommodation Financial Support Disability/Specific Learning Difficulties support
In addition, all of our students are able to seek support from our In-house counsellor.
Non academic advice All of our students are able to seek advice and guidance on a range of non-academic issues, from dedicated, professional and experienced advisers, who work closely with teaching and other support staff. Careers Advice Because of the specific nature of the programmes offered, advice on careers and employment after graduation is provided within each programme of study. A general careers library is held within the Learning Resources Centres. For more information on any of the above please contact Student Support on 01642 298821
Those students, who experience financial difficulties while studying with us, are able to apply for financial support from the Learning Support Fund, and the Access to learning Fund. If you have dependent children the College will take additional costs, including the cost of childcare, into account when assessing and providing financial support.
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Ucas code W490 Duration 3 years full - time 6 years part - time
BA (Hons)
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What will I study on this programme? This exciting and unique programme of study looks at the development of skills for the entertainment industry. It provides a multi disciplinary content tailored to the individual learner and their chosen area of exploration. Delivery is by a highly skilled and dedicated programme team of academic and support staff. The programme is well equipped with a wide range of specialist workshops, and studio space is provided for each year group, which includes IT facilities with the latest industry standard software. In your first year, Level 4, you will be introduced to the three main specialist areas of set, costume and props. Studies will include introductory workshop practice, pattern cutting, mould making, sculpting, model making, spatial design, and technical drawing. In addition to this, and continuing throughout all levels, modules in Visual Studies, Professional Studies and Contextual Studies will help to develop the theoretical knowledge which underpins practical development.
What skills will I develop? Included in our portfolio of practical skills are drawing development, storyboarding, model making, pattern development, costume construction, moulding and casting, sculpting, scenic painting, digital art, and character development. An understanding of relevant working practice within employment will be developed through professional studies which, along with the underpinning contextual studies will support all aspects of the programme. More importantly you will acquire skills as an independent learner, which will help you to develop and progress beyond higher education and into professional practice.
What can I do after this programme? Career opportunities will lead the successful graduate into practically all areas of the creative industry. This includes TV, film and theatre production but increasingly our graduates have progressed to publishing, illustration, museum design, interior architecture and computer generated imagery for the games industry. Many others develop careers in art education, youth work or art administration. The programme also provides an ideal academic foundation for individuals who wish to progress on to postgraduate study.
In your second year, Level 5, you will explore two chosen areas of specialism and through negotiated learning develop a range of specific skills and techniques pertinent to both areas. During this year work experience and live assignments are encouraged. In third year, Level 6, you will develop your individual assignments through a minor and major project by concentrating on a single specialist area of study. However, the unique nature of the programme allows for the development and crossover of specialist skills from all three disciplines should you wish to do so.
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success stories Cheryl Holmstrom has her sights set on a sparkling future after learning the tricks of the trade from dancewear specialist Chrisanne – creators of the star studded designs seen on TV’s 2010 version of Strictly Come Dancing. Cheryl took part in a work placement with the spectacular company, which was so successful that she’s been offered a permanent role for her first graduate job.
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Costume Construction for Stage & Screen Ucas code W451 Duration 2 years full - time 4 years part - time
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What will I study on this programme? If you have ever been inspired by the beautiful costumes worn by actors, dancers and performers in the entertainment industries, this programme will give you the opportunity to develop the specialist skills required to create them. This degree was developed in response to industry requirements for highly skilled and versatile costumiers to interpret costume designs and concepts. First year, Level 4 modules include; Cut and Construction Skills, History of Dress, Embellishment Techniques, Introductory Professional Studies and Work Related Costume Skills Second year, Level 5 modules provide you with the specialist skills needed to enter the costume industry, they include; Tailoring, Millinery, Contextual Studies, Professional Studies and Work Related Costume Construction. This final module should include a period of work experience and an individual negotiated project.
What skills will I develop? Flat pattern cutting, and draping on the stand using period and contemporary silhouettes, structured underwear construction, fabric sourcing, research skills, study drawing techniques and technical drawing. Embellishment and costume finishing techniques are covered, along with opportunities for buying, sourcing / hiring and styling. During your second year, more advanced skills are developed in tailoring, looking at period and bespoke techniques. Millinery includes flat pattern and blocking techniques, and you will work with a range of hat and headdress trim and embellishment techniques. Research and professional practice skills are developed to prepare students for the workplace, or continuing education to BA (Hons) level.
What can I do after this programme? Work in theatre as a costume maker, costume finisher, wardrobe assistant, cutter or costume supervisor. In TV or film as a costume buyer, runner or on-set costume artist. Within heritage industries as a costume curator, restorer or keeper, and there are many related arts based costume careers you will be prepared for. Graduating students may alternatively continue onto the BA (Hons) Entertainment Design Crafts (costume option).
This programme is taught by practitioners in the costume industry, and is enriched by a range of study visits and live assignments. There are fully equipped costume workshops and studio spaces. Technical support is always available outside of timetabled sessions.
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A Costume Construction for Stage and Screen student has opened a new chapter of her life – by making book props for an international play. Kayleigh Temple, an ex pupil of Stokesley School, jetted out to Dubai to work on a production of the comedy All the Great Books, where she had to make soft books that can be hurled at the actors without hurting them. The experience was offered to Kayleigh courtesy of the courses great industry links as she worked for Belmondo Hat Productions, which is run by Bad Girls star James Gaddas and his brother Chris, who are originally from Stockton-on-Tees.
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Ucas code W232 Duration 3 years full - time 6 years part - time
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What will I study on this programme? This innovative award-winning programme aims to inspire and produce a new generation of fashion design entrepreneurs. The programme encourages students to develop individual flair alongside market intelligence. Skills are underpinned by knowledge and understanding of contemporary and professional issues. Studies include design technology, marketing, visual communication, contextual studies, professional practice and enterprise. During your first year, Level 4, you will experience a broad range of learning activities designed to stimulate your creative, practical, critical and professional development, and awareness of fashion enterprise culture. At Level 5 you will build upon your knowledge, skills and understanding of fashion enterprise. Professional practice is emphasised through live projects and enrichment activities. Students are encouraged to become increasingly independent, through Negotiated Learning Plans.
The programme prepares you to compete in the fashion industry. Enrichment activities include educational visits, fashion shows, work experience opportunities, Exhibiting of work in galleries, museums, Graduate Fashion Week and relevant trade shows. You will be guided by a dedicated team of experienced academic and technical staff. The programme is well resourced with designated studios and workshops. Specialist equipment includes industry standard CAD CAM system (Gerber), digital fabric printing facilities and a range of industrial machinery.
What skills will I develop? You will learn how to work with clients, plan, research, originate and develop ideas and acquire technical skills such as pattern cutting, moulage and garment production. Visual, verbal, digital and written skills will be developed in order to communicate ideas to a variety of audiences. You will also develop critical and analytical skills. What can I do after this programme? The enterprising nature of the programme encourages students to become successfully self-employed, or take their skills into employment or post-graduate study. Alumni are working in the following roles: • • • • • • •
Designer – men’s, women’s, children’s Forecaster Buyer Merchandiser PR Self-employed Retail management
In your final year, Level 6, you will consolidate your skills and knowledge as you focus on your individual career goals. National competition work and the production of a capsule collection and exhibitions, encourage a move towards creative and professional autonomy in preparation for the challenges of commercial life.
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success stories Leah Cooper has graduated from BA (Hons) Fashion Enterprise and is working as a designer, where she gets to showcase her skills by designing men’s, women’s and children’s wear for a highly successful supplier in Northumberland. Leah’s skills are so highly regarded by her employer that she also has the accolade of designing for external brands such as Start Fitness/More Mile and Goldbrothers/ Heritage of Scotland. Leah also manages all samples and feeds back directly to the production sites in China and India.
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Ucas code WJ24 Duration 2 years full - time 4 years part - time
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What will I study on this programme? The Fashion industry requires highly skilled individuals to respond to the increasing demands within this commercially focused environment and to be able to demonstrate creative, dynamic talent. This is an innovative programme with emphasis placed on all aspects of the design process, from concept through to mass production of the product development cycle. You will be encouraged to combine commercial design knowledge and understanding of technical skills alongside business awareness to gain a rounded experience of the fashion industry.
Technical ability and professional presentation skills as used in industry will be developed through pattern construction and garment manufacture including; samples, specification sheets, manufacturing processes and fabric sourcing including compositions, form and function and technological developments.
You will explore fashion consumer behaviour related trends and how collections are developed to produce key looks. Within this you will also be taught how to analyse brands and their position in the market place.
The programme will provide a wide range of work related opportunities for students including live assignments, visits to trade shows, competitions and work experience in design, manufacture, retail and marketing. The College has excellent studios, workshops and resources. You will be supported in your learning by a team of professional academic and technical staff.
You will be introduced to fashion styling offering the student the opportunity to design, produce and create the overall styled image through looking at the working life of a stylist. Magazine styling, personal styling and fashion PR are all explored and investigated.
Live, client led projects will inspire and promote a competitive spirit within the students and work experience will be a crucial element in personal development and progression of skills in the workplace.
What skills will I develop? You will learn how to work with clients, plan, research, originate and develop ideas and acquire technical skills such as pattern cutting, moulage and garment production. You will learn about CAD CAM for the fashion industry, including experience on the Gerber PDS2000 Accumark system. A range of visual, verbal, digital and written skills will be developed in order to communicate a range of ideas to a variety of audiences. You will also develop critical and analytical skills and increasingly manage your own learning. What can I do after this programme? You can either go into employment or progress into the third year of the BA (Hons) Fashion Enterprise. Employment opportunities include: · · · · · ·
Designer – men’s, women’s, children’s Buyer Merchandiser Pattern cutter/grader Garment technologist CAD CAM operative
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success stories Vicky Wake shares a wealth of knowledge of the fashion industry with students giving them an insight into the business. For eight years, Vicky worked for Ally Capellino, in London, as a design coordinator. Vicky, a former CCAD student, now programme leader for the BA (Hons) Fashion Enterprise and FdA in Creative Fashion Practises courses, designed men’s and women’s wear for the prestigious design label, in which she oversaw the running of the studio the pattern cutters and machinists. In addition to this, she liaised with factories to ensure the samples were correct and was very involved in all preparations leading up to London Fashion Week twice yearly, along with travelling widely taking collections to agents around the world.
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Ucas code W640 Duration 3 years full - time 6 years part - time
What will I study on this programme? This programme is about exploring a broad range of approaches to the culture of photography. By keeping up to date with new developments and debates, you will discover the work of established photographers, some well known and others new to you. The programme offers an engaging environment if you are interested in the potential of a background in fine art photography.
What skills will I develop? Whether it is our new state of the art high-end digital Apple Mac suite or our brand new darkrooms, you will learn about all forms of photographic practice. You have the opportunity to use a range of different cameras to suit your particular style and interest. Our facilities and technical support are second to none and we are kept up to date, at the cutting edge of technological advances.
What can I do after this programme? Graduates can pursue careers either as independent photographers, or work in a range of photographic employment areas such as editorial, publishing, advertising, exhibitions, portrait and fashion, electronic imaging or ancillary roles connected with the photographic industry. Others take advantage of a variety of postgraduate opportunities.
Through a series of set and self-initiated projects, you will develop creative and technical skills appropriate to contexts such as documentary, landscape, portraiture and fashion. In your first year, Level 4, you will identify and build upon your skills through practical assignments. You will have experience of all types of equipment, processes, materials and genres of photography, working on location and in studios. The second year, Level 5, will allow you to further develop specialist skills appropriate to your progress as an individual, and have opportunities for work placement. You will be encouraged to see, think and take creative risks as an individual. In your final year, Level 6, you will use your practical, analytical and critical skills to complete personal assignments, a dissertation and a final major project. As an individual you will gain full independence and professionalism, clarifying your future in photography. Professional studies support students at all levels to think about and plan their future careers.
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success stories Photography graduate, Nicola Thompson has galloped away with the prizes after capturing her love of horses on camera. Nicola, is one of just five in the country to receive a top accolade, the Free Range Award. As part of the prize she was able to exhibit her work in a prestigious graduate show in the renowned Brick Lane, London, where it was viewed by officials from the Royal Academy.
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Ucas code W641 Duration 2 years full - time 4 years part - time
What will I study on this programme? This is a course designed for students to learn about and be prepared to enter the exciting and demanding industry of Professional Photography. Level 4 introduces you to the basics of photography via film capture and hand printing. The course covers industry standard digital capture and print production, covering current practices ranging from advertising to social photography. Combining business and retouching skills, you will make images for external agency briefs, and have an opportunity to explore personal creative work. An overview and introduction to the history of photography underpins practical work. Level 5 expands upon the professionalism acquired in the previous year. There is an exploration of contemporary techniques, both in the studio and on location. The year ends with you presenting a portfolio of work. In a professional capacity you will design a personal web site and business card, have the opportunity to register for a student press pass, and join the main professional associations.
The College provides the ideal environment to study in, with a dedicated programme team who continually keep up to date with latest developments in the industry. We have a new state of the art high-end digital Apple Mac suite and brand new darkrooms for traditional Black and White or even Colour printing. Our two large studios are equipped with a full range of professional equipment, to which you will be introduced and gain the skills to use. Skillset (Sector Skills Council for Creative Media) support Cleveland College of Art & Design Foundation Degree in Commercial Photography. This course is successfully aligned to Skillsets’ demanding Photo Imaging Foundation Degree Framework and was developed with input from employers and freelancers working in the sector The course is affiliated to the Association of Photographers and the British Institute of Professional Photography, which awards the Professional Qualifying Programme to suitable students.
What skills will I develop? Industry standard capture and print in both analogue and digital techniques are the major skills students acquire. Advanced studio and location techniques are complemented with a thorough understanding of the business acumen needed to succeed at the top. Historical and Contextual Studies are introduced to encourage and create an academic background. Effective team work and important social skills are introduced for both college and business environments. What can I do after this programme? The course is designed to equip you with the skills and confidence needed for launching yourself into the competitive world of the photographic industry. Students are able to develop a practical and intellectual understanding of the subject to the point where they can successfully enter the professional world, or you can apply for the final year of our BA(Hons) Photography Degree, as a top-up route.
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success stories Commercial photography students have snapped up worldwide recognition after helping to promote Hartlepool on a global stage. Their images were chosen in a competition organised by Hartlepool Borough Council and published in the borough’s annual calendar which was sent as far afield as Australia and New Zealand and even hangs in the House of Commons in London. The overall winner Claire Harman was awarded £500 for her black and white image of Hartlepool’s Quayside. She also had a further three images selected for the calendar boosting her total to £725.
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Ucas code W230 Duration 3 years full - time 6 years part - time
What will I study on this programme? Our award-winning degree programme aims to produce creative designers with a sophisticated awareness of contemporary surface design, technical expertise and effective professional practice. It covers printed textiles, embroidery and surface design, integrated with visual, contextual and professional studies to provide a wide range of skills and knowledge appropriate to the production of design collections. The programme develops individual creative potential within three main areas of textiles and surface design: • • •
Surface design for interiors – furnishing fabrics, wallcoverings, floorcoverings, etc. Surface design for fashion – fashion fabrics and accessories Surface design for gift – greetings cards, giftwrap, stationery
Level 4 modules: Visual Language, Printed & Embellished Surfaces, Introductory Surface Design, Introductory Professional Studies, Introductory Contextual Studies. Level 5 modules: Surface Design for Interiors, Surface Design for Fashion, Surface Design for Gift, Individual Options, Professional Studies, Contextual Studies.
digital printing, as well as traditional workshop areas for print and embroidery. Throughout the programme, students are supported by a professional team of academic and technical staff with current industry knowledge and contacts. What skills will I develop? • Research • Market awareness • Drawing and illustration • Practical experimentation and exploration • Production of design collections • Professional presentation • Professional practice
What can I do after this programme? Potential jobs include: • • • • • • •
Studio designer Freelance design work with companies and agents Buying and merchandising Trend forecasting Styling and magazine work Teaching and lecturing Postgraduate education
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Level 6 modules: Minor Project, Final Major Project, Professional Practice, Dissertation. We provide excellent studios, workshops and resources, including individual workbays. Specialist equipment includes computer-aided design and
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success stories Textiles & Surface Design graduate, Michael Bland is on the right tracks after having his work permanently displayed at Hartlepool train station.
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He was chosen to show his work after producing five montage panels of Hartlepool depicting its landmarks, maritime heritage, transport links and community spirit.
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CONTEMPORARY TEXTILE PRACTICE
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What will I study on this programme? This programme is ideally suited to developing a career as a textile designer or designer-maker, and integrates specialist textile skills, screen printing, embroidery, hand knitting and crochet with the knowledge required to take ideas through to marketable products. You will develop and extend your technical expertise, and explore your own creative and professional practice as a designer-maker or designer through live project work, work experience and participation in contemporary craft trade shows. Level 4 modules: Visual Language, Textile Techniques, Work-Related Learning/Projects, Introductory Professional Studies, Introductory Contextual Studies Level 5 modules: Advanced Textile Techniques, Negotiated Project, Work-Related Learning/Final Project, Professional Studies, Contextual Studies The College provides excellent studios, workshops and resources. You will be supported and guided by a team of professional academic and technical staff. Traditional workshop areas are complemented by computer-aided design and textile digital printing.
What skills will I develop? You will be able to establish your own creative identity in the realisation and presentation of products for the contemporary textile designer craft market, underpinned by the awareness of professional practice, including costing, marketing and selling your work. You will develop skills in a variety of textile techniques including fabric dyeing, textile printing, hand and machine embroidery, hand knitting and crochet. The design process will be initiated through drawing and image generation, and supported by an understanding of contextual issues and design history. The programme offers an exciting opportunity to work exclusively with textile applications and produce samples and finished crafted products. We provide an excellent range of opportunities for you to develop an in-depth understanding of creative and professional practice, including: • • • • • •
What can I do after this programme? You can develop an individual focus towards employment, self-employment as a designer-maker, or progress to top up to the final year of an honours degree in BA (Hons) Textiles and Surface Design at CCAD. Potential careers include: • Designer-maker • Freelance design work • Working with textiles and craft galleries • Studio designer • Community arts • Arts development • Teaching and lecturing
Work experience opportunities Live assignments and projects Educational visits National competitions and awards Participating in exhibitions and trade shows Visiting speakers from the professional designer-maker community
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success stories A Contemporary Textile Practice student is taking steps towards her chosen career path after being named runner up in a national design competition for her eco ballet shoes. Lesley Anne Brown, triumphed over 700 entries nationwide to reach the finals of The Bradford Textile Society competition to take second place in the Cloth Workers’ Foundation Award for a fabric, fashion or interior design.
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Applied Arts for Enterprise (3rd Year Top up)
Ucas code W900 Duration 1 years full - time 2 years part - time
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What will I study on this programme? In the Minor Project Module you will work across the three art forms of ceramics, jewellery and textiles, and increasing emphasis is placed upon independent learning, reflection and evaluation. The Final Major Project Module gives you the opportunity to work in depth using all skills and abilities that you have gained through the previous modules, including technical investigations, product development and exploration of materials and processes. This will enable you to generate, negotiate and manage a complex creative project in response to a self-initiated brief. In this module you can choose to work within one, two or all specialist areas.
What skills will I develop? The ethos of the BA (Hons) Applied Arts for Enterprise programme is design creation and business acumen. As a crucial part of this philosophy you will learn high level technical skills in the three subject areas; Textiles, Ceramics and Jewellery. This sound technical base will be a springboard for your personal development allowing you to establish your identity as an Applied Artist.
What can I do after this programme? Careers will be available in many areas of the creative industries, such as self employed designer makers who may be exhibiting and selling their work nationally and internationally and/or working in the voluntary sector. The retail industries provide many opportunities for further career development. Many of our students will progress to careers in community arts and arts education including work with schools, youth clubs, galleries and museum education.
You will also produce a dissertation which will underpin your theoretical knowledge of the applied arts, and a business plan to support the transition from creative ideas to commercial reality. You will also work in professional practice to develop a potential business idea working through the process of creating a business plan with understanding of marketing costing and creating sales.
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Ucas code W700 Duration 2 years full - time 4 years part - time
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What will I study on this programme? This programme will appeal to students who have an interest in making a living out of Applied Arts. You will experience textiles, jewellery and ceramics, learn how to design and make products that are fit for purpose and develop the business expertise and knowledge required to run a small business. Links with industry through work experience, live briefs, exhibition opportunities and competitions will give you the chance to work with a variety of clients.
What skills will I develop? The ethos of the programme is design and make with business acumen. You will acquire high level technical skills in the three subject areas. This sound technical base will be a springboard for your personal development allowing you to establish your identity as an Applied Artist. Creative skills are underpinned by Professional Practice and Contextual Studies which give you the business potential and the historical knowledge to forge a career in the applied arts sector.
What can I do after this programme? You can progress onto the BA (Hons) Applied Arts for Enterprise programme which is a top up award for FdA graduates. Students can also become self employed designer makers, work in the voluntary sector and retail industries, develop careers in community arts and arts education including work with schools, youth clubs, gallery and museum education.
In first year at Level 4, you will learn to use a wide range of materials and processes in the three disciplines. Professional practice will teach you about life as a designer maker and give you market awareness and consumer knowledge. Visual and Contextual studies will develop your identity and contextual understanding of design. In second year at Level 5, the design modules will combine design skills across the three disciplines. You will work to a live brief addressing industry’s needs as a designer maker, as well as developing you to your own niche market. Contextual Studies will continue to expand your contemporary understanding of material culture. The multi disciplinary approach offered by the programme provides you with an extensive and inventive approach to the problem solving design process, which is a sound basis for any creative career. Studio time with skilled practicing artists in professionally equipped workshops will nurture your technical and creative potential.
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success stories A talented ex-student is realising her dream as she prepares to open the doors for the first time of her own business. Carmel Rice, 24, is now preparing to start her business Rice Rice which will specialise in jewellery made of resin, silver and glass. She will be one of the first to join The Creative Lodge, the exclusive space for CCAD alumni which provides a business start up space alongside like minded individuals in a key town centre location, Hartlepool’s cultural quarter in Church Square.
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Ucas code W210 Duration 2 years full - time 4 years part - time
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What will I study on this programme? This programme enables future graphic designers to respond to the challenges of a dynamic and rapidly changing profession. It emphasises industrial relevance through live projects, specialist speakers and advisors from industry, and includes work based learning as a central focus. Creativity and skills are the key ingredients.
Our programme is enhanced by opportunities for work experience, visiting speakers from industry and visits to exhibitions and studios. In addition to live briefs set by local agencies and clients, you also have the opportunity to enter national competitions such as the D&AD Student Awards and to exhibit your work to a national audience. Each year many students see their work produced commercially.
What skills will I develop? The programme has a practical emphasis and includes; hand generated, digital, commercial, experimental, print and screen based activities. You will learn how to present yourself and your work to clients confidently and professionally. Of central importance is the ability to communicate your ideas, verbally as well as visually.
The first year, Level 4, provides an introduction to fundamental concepts and skills required by graphic designers. Modules include Typography, Ideas Generation and Visualisation, Digital Graphics for Print, Design Process and Professional Practice. Awareness of visual culture and study skills are introduced in the Introductory Contextual Studies module. The year concludes with Working to a Commercial Brief, which includes a client led major project.
Our working studio environment is well resourced with industry standard software and hardware.
What can I do after this programme? Graduates have the opportunity to continue to study at honours level at Teesside University, subject to interview. For graduates wishing to enter the workplace, opportunities exist in design agencies, in-house design departments, advertising, the press, broadcasting and new media. Freelance work is also an option and several of our graduates now have their own business.
Second year, Level 5, modules explore graphic design in greater depth. Work becomes increasingly demanding as you become ready for work or progression to honours level. Practical modules include Visual Identity and Branding, Editorial Design and Multimedia. Contextual Studies explores theoretical issues in graphic design and you can select an area of interest for a research project. The programme concludes with the Work Based Learning module, which includes live briefs set by design agencies or clients.
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Ucas code W691 Duration 2 years full - time 4 years part - time
What will I study on this programme? This programme provides an exciting learning experience in a professional environment making short, drama, documentary and experimental films, as well as a range of negotiated and selfdefined projects and client work. This supports the production of a show-reel of original work, applicable to a wide range of platforms, including the gallery, cinema, broadcast media, and the web. Working in groups or individually you will learn to use a range of equipment with confidence, from Super 8 and 16mm film cameras and Steenbeck editing, to HD filming and post-production to bring your ideas to life. Communication, organisation, commitment and energy, will drive your projects forward, enabling you to work to the best of your ability in a supportive and professional environment. You will find and develop your own unique ways of working and be supported in the creation of individual and group productions. You will be part of a selected cohort with plenty of access to equipment and your own specialist areas of study to work in. Technical support is provided enabling you to work independently outside of taught hours. CCAD is perfectly situated to enable access to a range of locations which are ideal for filming, from coastal areas to moorlands and industrial landscapes, providing incredible variety in terms of backdrops for production.
The programme is delivered by a team of specialists and industry contributors, and designed and written to reflect the Skillset Occupational Standards for the Media Industry. Our reputation for professionalism and high standards means our graduates can be assured that their experiences will be recognised and valued by employers. Working on both 16mm film and digital video, including HD, the output of the programme is varied, highly creative and to broadcast standards.
What new skills will I develop? Pro-active industrial links, live briefs, work experience, competitions and visiting professionals are an essential feature of this degree and will help you to understand and compete within the TV and Film Industries. Your work may be shown on TV, appear at festivals and be entered into national and international awards and competitions. Choosing a Foundation Degree pathway with potential Honours top up is a highly effective route you can take to maximise learning, contact with industry and employability and may be studied full or part time. What can I do after this programme? Progression routes are varied and your portfolio will be tailored to suit your personal choices. Graduates have the opportunity to continue to study at Honours level at Teesside University or other top up institutions, subject to application and interview. For graduates wishing to enter the workplace as freelancers or employed, there are natural links with Scriptwriting, Production Management, Camera Operator, Sound, Lighting, Post-production. Installation and experimental work. Credit sequences. Music Promos. Distribution and Training. The degree is also a natural springboard into teaching if followed by a relevant top up qualification. Further graduate training can be found via Skillset and Northern Film & Media.
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success stories Creative Film and Moving Image Production students have learnt from the experts and took the lead in a starring role in the centre of Middlesbrough. Louise Tonner and Andy Harrison were given the opportunity to work with the BBC as part of the Blast road show for 13 to 19 year olds. Louise and Andy were shortlisted from around 100 applicants to take part in this project. BBC Blast aims to inspire and motivate young people to develop their creative talents and showcase their skills through creative workshops around the UK.
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What will I study on this course? This intensive one year course thoroughly prepares and equips students for degree application anywhere across the country. It has an excellent record of acceptances to top courses at places such as Goldsmiths, St. Martins, Wimbledon, London College of Fashion and CCAD. It gives an initial taste of the range and variety of art and design specialisms to help diagnose (or confirm) an appropriate subject for degree, followed by a concentrated period of focused work within the broad areas of Fine Art, Applied Art, Graphics, Fashion, Textiles (according to students individual choice). The course helps ensure students choose the right degree course and so avoid expensive mistakes. It also ensures you have the highest level skills to cope with and thrive at degree level. •
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Explore a range of art and design areas (eg Fine Art, Fashion and Textiles, Graphics and Illustration, Applied arts) before deciding on, and commencing work within, your chosen a specialism Develop a highly individual portfolio of work to support your degree application Develop the aptitudes, attitudes and skills to thrive at degree level Expand knowledge and appreciation of contemporary art Learn critical thinking skills Art and design project work, life drawing, seminars, tutorials, lectures Work with conventional and unusual materials and media Learn to generate and pursue creative ideas Learn to work independently in preparation for degree level success Work in a dynamic environment An intensive course
Who is this course for? Foundation diploma courses are intensive, immersive experiences designed to thoroughly prepare post A level students for identifying appropriate degree choices. Importantly, it also equips you with higher levels of personal, intellectual and practical skills to thrive on degrees. What do I need to get on to this course? 1 GCE A level, plus 3 GCSEs (at grade C or above) or equivalent*, plus a portfolio of artwork. Applicants will normally be 18 years old or above. *Mature students (aged 21 or over) who do not have the formal qualifications are also welcome.
What new skills will I develop? Students are introduced to a large range of media, processes and techniques across the differing areas within Fine Art, Graphics, Fashion, Textiles and 3D. Generic skills and techniques within computer based image making, lens based (photography, film, animation) applications are also introduced together with a programme of life drawing to develop observational and analytical skills. The course is supported by growing experience of the issues and concerns underpinning contemporary art and design works. Through a variety of activities and projects students develop research skills, presentations skills and the capacity to think creatively and conceptually and to apply this to the creation of challenging and ambitious work. What can I do after this course? The course has an excellent reputation for sustaining high progression rates to degrees throughout the country in a wide range of art and design subjects including Fine Art, Painting, Sculpture, Photography, Fashion, Textile Design, Footwear Design, Architecture, Applied Arts, Graphic Design and Illustration. Successful completion of the course will enable you to take part in the College progression scheme to progress to higher level courses within the College. Please note that this course is delivered at our Green Lane Campus, Middlesbrough
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What will I study on this programme? • Develop painting - experience, skills, media and experimental processes • Develop drawing skills - objective, analytical to experimental drawing • A range of experimental processes • Work in a supportive environment at a pace to enable you to develop confidence in your creative work • Learn critical thinking skills • Expand knowledge and appreciation of contemporary art • Learn how to research thoroughly in a way that impacts on your ideas and work • Art and design project work, life drawing, seminars, lectures • Work with conventional and unusual materials and media • Develop a highly individual portfolio of work in preparation (if required) for degree application • Learn to generate and pursue creative ideas • Learn to initiate, develop and pursue independent work Who is this programme for? Adults who wish to focus their study on drawing and painting, either as a personal interest or in preparation for a degree.
What new skills will I develop? Students are, within a project framework, introduced to a large range of media, processes and techniques – colour theory, basic visual language and composition introductory painting principles, the research process and appreciation of contemporary art. An experimental approach to media and materials supports the development of increasingly individual creative responses. Drawing is developed from basic principles through to an appreciation of drawing as a major medium for expression, and with a programme of life drawing to develop observational and analytical skills. The course is supported by growing experience of the issues and concerns underpinning contemporary art. Through a variety of activities and projects students develop research skills and the capacity to think creatively and conceptually and to apply this to the creation of challenging and ambitious work. In the second year students design their own individual projects and work with higher levels of independence supported by tutorials and seminars.
What can I do after this programme? The programme has an excellent reputation for sustaining high progression rates, to degrees in Fine Art. Successful completion of the course will also enable students to take part in the College arrangement to progress to higher level programmes within the College.
Please note that this course is delivered at our Green Lane Campus, Middlesbrough
What do I need to get on to this programme? No formal qualifications necessary. Evidence of an interest in art and design, enthusiasm for learning, self discipline and commitment. Applicants will normally be mature students. The portfolio and interview forms the selection procedure. Apply direct to the College.
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application & interview For all full-time higher education programmes at universities and colleges in the UK, students must apply online at www.ucas.com. There are three types of applicant: Students at school or college registered with UCAS; Independent applicants in the UK; International applicants outside the UK (EU and worldwide). Students at a school or college registered with UCAS All UK schools and colleges are registered with UCAS to manage their students’ applications. Advice is available from your teacher or careers adviser at your school or college. You fill in an online application and submit it to a member of staff. After checking your details, and having added the academic reference, your school or college submits the application online to UCAS. Independent applicants in the UK Other UK applicants, who are not at school or college, apply online independently. It is likely that you are a mature applicant, who, unlike school or college students, cannot readily seek advice from your teacher, but instead consult with various careers organisations (such as Connexions). You are responsible for paying the correct application fee,
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for obtaining and attaching the academic reference and for submitting the completed application online to UCAS. International applicants outside the UK (EU and worldwide) Except for those whose school or college is registered with UCAS, individuals from the EU (excluding the UK), and worldwide, apply online independently. Advice is available from British Council offices and other centres overseas, such as your school or college. You are responsible for paying the correct application fee, for obtaining and attaching the academic reference and for submitting the completed application online to UCAS. For all applicants, there are full instructions at www. ucas.com to make it as easy as possible for you to fill in your online application, plus help text where appropriate. UCAS also has a comprehensive guide called ‘Applying Online’, which can be downloaded from www.ucas.com
When to apply Students should apply by the 15th January 2012 to be considered as an on-time applicant. Students should ensure they meet the deadline for applications. Applicants will be invited for an interview with their portfolio, before an offer is made. International students should apply through UCAS and will be asked to submit an online portfolio for inspection. An interview will also be arranged via telephone or skype. Interview preparation During interview at CCAD a significant emphasis is placed on evidence of visual and creative ability in the form of a portfolio of work. Applicants for Art & Design courses are normally invited for an interview which enables you to see our outstanding facilities, meet staff and students, and view current work. It also provides us with an opportunity to discuss your portfolio and help you decide which is the best degree route for you.
entry requirements Things to consider The following general points are considered: • Quality of portfolio • Exploration and experimentation • Amount of work in portfolio • Written work and research • General drawing skills • Art and design awareness • Use of colour and mixed media • Communication skills • Progression of ideas and work sheets • Self motivation • Original design solutions • Professional presentation Where appropriate the student is asked to provide example of: • Photography • 3D Work • Video/Audio tapes All higher education programmes are Awards of Teesside University delivered in partnership with Cleveland College of Art & Design.
All applicants are considered on their own merit and usually will have successfully completed one of the following routes: BTEC Edexcel National Diploma, Foundation Studies in Art & Design, AVCE, A Levels or other comparable level qualifications. CCAD welcomes applications from a wide selection of qualification backgrounds, including students with nontraditional qualifications. The portfolio and interview remains an important part of the selection procedure. Please refer to the website for up to date entry requirement information. It is expected that all students will have a level 2 qualification in English. Where appropriate, a conditional offer of a place will be made in terms of a tariff score. 2nd Year Entry Students should apply as normal through UCAS for advanced entry.
fees At the time of print, the fees for higher education in 2012 had not been set. Please visit our website www.ccad.ac.uk for updates on tuition fees. It is important to remember that:
• No fee is payable up front. The cost is covered by a loan, which you would start repaying when you have graduated and are earning over £21,000 a year. These payments are deducted through the PAYE system, the same way your national insurance payments are taken.
• Repayments will be 9% of income above £21,000 (so if you earn £22,000 you will pay back around £1.73 a week!)
• There are scholarships and grants available depending on your household income. At time of print, the Government had not announced details of these, but please visit our website for updates.
Please note we do not normally accept deferred entry applications.
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Open Days
Each year in November and December, UCAS hold dedicated events for future art and design students in London and Manchester. Come along and meet the CCAD staff on our stand, or alternatively we attend many UCAS fairs around the country.
spring term Saturday 7th January 10am - 2pm Tuesday 20th March 2.30pm - 6.30pm
autumn term Saturday 10th September 10am - 2pm Wednesday 5th October 2.30pm - 6.30pm Tuesday 25th October 2.30pm - 6.30pm Saturday 26th November 10am - 2pm Wednesday 7th December 2.30pm - 6.30pm
If you are unable to attend on these dates, please call to arrange an alternative date. We are happy to arrange a visit at a time convenient to the prospective student and the relevant Programme Leader.
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graduate shows During June the College holds its annual Graduate Shows. For venues, dates and times, please contact Student Recruitment on 01642 288888
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get in touch If you’re a sixth form/college and would like us to come and discuss the university level courses on offer at CCAD further, we would be thrilled to do so. We have a dedicated Marketing and Communications Officer who would be delighted to come see you to discuss our programme offer with you in more depth.
Please note, all of our administration services are based at our Administration Centre, Green Lane, Middlesbrough, TS5 7RJ.
To arrange this, simply call us on 01642 288 888 or email studentrecruitment@ccad.ac.uk
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All university level courses are based at our Higher Education Campus, Church Square, Hartlepool, TS24 7EX.
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Thanks & see you soon disclaimer Every effort has been made to ensure the accuracy of the information contained within this prospectus and was correct at time of print (March 2011).
photography Thomas Bing Benjamin Sadler Andrew Heptinstall for the Ambassador Regional Image Library Š 2010
However, the College reserves the right to introduce changes to the information given, including the addition, withdrawal or restructuring of the programmes. The course guide does not form any or part of any contract between Cleveland College of Art & Design and any student. Cleveland College of Art & Design wholeheartedly supports the principle of equal opportunities in education and training and opposes all forms of unlawful or unfair discrimination against a person who wishes to access education or training in this College on the grounds of colour, race, nationality, ethnic or national origin, gender, martial status, age, political or sexual orientation, mental or physical disability. If you require this prospectus in an alternative format please contact Marketing & Recruitment on 01642 288888
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