Discover - The Northern School Of Art Prospectus 21-22 by The Northern School of Art

Discover your career... ART & DESIGN

Fine Art BA (Hons) Illustration for Commercial Application Graphic Design

BA (Hons)

Digital Design & Advertising

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PHOTOGRAPHY, FILM, TV & THEATRE

Photography

BA (Hons)

Commercial Photography

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Film, TV & Theatre Production Acting for Stage & Screen

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Production Design for Stage & Screen BA (Hons) Visual Effects & Model Making BA (Hons) Creative Influencing

We are all about creative people in a creative place with a creative culture leading to a creative future.

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Costume Interpretation with Design

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TEXTILES, PRODUCT & FASHION DESIGN

Fashion with Body Contour BA (Hons) Textiles & Surface Design

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POSTGRADUATE

Design History

Creative Design Enterprise Directing Practice

Access to Higher Education

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UAL Diploma in Art & Design

FOUNDATION STUDIES

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Printing Studio

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Costume Interpretation with Design

Fine Art Visual Effects & Model Making

Photography

Graphic Design

Costume Interpretation with Design

Visual Effects & Model Making Film, TV & Theatre

Photography Costume & Fashion Sewing Room Textiles & Surface Design

Film, TV & Theatre

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Welcome 02 Folio – your creative career service 04 Your Space – facilities for your use 06 The Northern Studios – film & television studios right on your doorstep Degrees BA (Hons) Art & Design 11 Fine Art 15 Illustration for Commercial Practice 19 Staff Spotlight 21 Graphic Design 25 Digital Design & Advertising Photography, Film, Television & Theatre 31 Photography 35 Commercial Photography 39 Film, Television & Theatre Production 43 Acting for Stage & Screen 47 Production Design for Stage & Screen 51 Visual Effects & Model Making 54 Creative Influencing 57 Costume Interpretation with Design Textiles, Product & Fashion Design 63 Fashion with Body Contour 67 Textiles & Surface Design 70 Research & Postgraduate Masters Degrees (MA) 72 Design History 74 Creative Design Enterprise 76 Directing Practice 78 Access to Higher Education Diploma 79 Foundation (Art & Design) Diploma 82 Your Money 84 Accommodation 86 How to Apply 89 Contact Details & Open Days 90 How to find us & Map 92 Student Services

For open days & full course information, please visit northernart.ac.uk

What do you want to be? What do you want to say? What will you create? What will be your legacy?

We are proud to be a specialist, creative School. We are ambitious for ourselves and ambitious for you. The creative industries are booming*, be part of this exciting industry with us. You can read more about what we have to offer you in this prospectus, online or at open day. We look forward to meeting you. Dr Martin Raby Principal

*Over the last four years for which data is available, 96% of our graduates were in employment or postgraduate study within six months of graduation. (DLHE, 2018).

*The best overall rating of any university or college in the North East (NSS, 2019).

*‘NSS 2019’ Office for Students; ‘DLHE: HESA’ Department for Education 2018; DDCMS, 2018.

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Pat Chapman Employability & Vice Principal External Affairs

W E O F F E R A D E D I C AT E D S E R V I C E T H AT S TA N D S O U T FROM THE CROWD OF GENERIC CAREERS SERVICES - BECAUSE WE ARE A SPECIALIST SCHOOL O F A R T S O I S O U R D E D I C AT E D E M P LOYA B I L I T Y A N D ENTERPRISE SERVICE - FOLIO. OUR TEAM, WHO SUPPORT S T U D E N T S A N D G R A D UAT E S , H AV E WO R K E D AC R O S S T H E C R E AT I V E S E C TO R THEY KNOW THEIR STUFF B E CAU S E T H E Y H AV E D O N E I T T H E M S E LV E S .

Networking is very important in the creative sector, so we provide regular networking opportunities where students can meet people already working in industry in an informal setting - building their contacts for future work. Folio is all about helping students to help themselves, our support is impartial, confidential and designed to meet personal needs and complement each programme of study. It is open as a drop-in centre and a place to do research. In one-to-one mentoring sessions, the Folio team provide practical advice on getting a job, preparing your CV or developing a new business; the team also provide seminar programmes, such as ‘Art as a business’, funding, marketing and business start-up.

The creative sector is the UK’s flagship economy. We are world-famous for our designers, artists and film makers. *Over the last four years for which data is available, 96% of our graduates were in employment or postgraduate study within six months of graduation. (DLHE, 2018).

The creative sector employs over 4 million people and has grown year-on-year for more than 20 years despite the recession.

FOLIO HELPS YOU GET WHERE YOU WANT TO GO WITH: • jobs or work experience • postgraduate learning • setting up and running your own business

FOLIO STAFF SUPPORT YOU • manage and plan your own development - setting goals for learning and experience • reflect on and evaluate your development and learning needs and identify ways to meet them

Folio, in partnership with Hartlepool Borough Council, can also provide dedicated, subsidised, fullyserviced work-place studios at ‘The BIS’ Whitby Street Studios which are located alongside the Hartlepool Church Street campus*. We run a series of open lectures, seminars and master classes all free and open to all.

• research your chosen industry and career options

It is an industry that depends on its graduate skills 58.8% of jobs in the sector are at least graduate level (compared to 31.8% in the wider economy). By 2022, it will need an additional 900,000 graduates to keep pace with demand.

*The Whitby Street Studios are managed by Hartlepool Borough Council, all arrangements subject to contractual agreement.

Discover our facilities At The Northern School of Art, we are very proud of the facilities we offer.

Across our campus, we offer distinctive places for you to train, learn, explore and create in; they become your working, social and creative space. All our specialist, industry-standard facilities, workshops, studios, IT & editing suites and technical rooms are housed in a range of buildings across campus from heritage buildings, such as the Listed Leadbitter Building, to our new, purpose-built No 1 Church Street studio, workshop and learning hub. As a student, you have access to all facilities regardless of your chosen course. ART & DESIGN • individual working bays • design studios • iMac suites • Cintiq drawing tablets • kiln facilities • canvas-making • dry-point etching • letter press-printing • 2D & 3D laser cutter PHOTOGRAPHY • black & white, colour & digital dark rooms • photography studios • infinity cove • Phase One Capture One tech for digital photography FILM, TV & THEATRE • double height film & television studio with gallery • green screen studio • networked editing suite • 129-seat theatre • audio & sound theatre systems • full lighting rig • sound gallery • rehearsal rooms • dressing rooms

FASHION, TEXTILES, SURFACE DESIGN, COSTUME • pattern cutting & sewing rooms • dye lab • embroidery rooms • private fitting rooms

Film, TV & Photography Studios

Costume & Fashion Rooms

RESEARCH • library • journals • costume collections • design history collections FOLIO • career & small business start-up drop-in & hub ARTS & CRAFT SHOP We have an arts & craft shop based at the campus for a range of specialist equipment.

Lecture & Acting Theatre

EQUIPMENT FOR HIRE Each degree programme has specialist, technical equipment to hire and use for the duration of your degree programme*. CHURCH STREET GALLERY • gallery & exhibition space

*(The Northern Studios are subject to planning and funding decisions; some courses may require a small deposit for equipment hire which will be returned on return of equipment.)

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Do you want to work in film & television? Start your study next door at our major new film & television studios*.

As this publication goes to print, The Northern School of Art is pushing ahead with an exciting plan to establish a major film and television studios facility in the North East. As an undergraduate on one of our courses you will have access to a range of industry-standard, highly specialised technical equipment for stage, screen and events production.

You will have the opportunity to work with your fellow undergraduates from across the creative community - including film, theatre, television production, set design, costume, acting, visual effects, photography - to create amazing productions across the different media channels and formats.

It is intended that the studios will be used by the ever-growing number of major commercial production companies who film and work in the North East - potentially, you will have access to working studios right on your doorstep!

Studios RECENT PRODUCTIONS IN THE NORTH EAST INCLUDE: Vera, Victoria, George Gently, Star Wars, Atonement, 1917, The Dumping Ground, Alien, Avengers, Harry Potter, Transformers, Phantom Thread.

*subject to final funding allocation 2020.

Fine Art BA (Hons) Illustration for Commercial Application BA (Hons) Graphic Design BA (Hons) Digital Design & Advertising BA (Hons)

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Charlie, Fine Art

Painting, Drawing, Print-making, Mixed Media, Installations, Photography, Video & Moving Image, Sculpture - welding, casting, ceramics. Art History, Art Future. You are the artist.

BA (Hons) 3 Years Full-Time

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Discover Fine Art In a suite of dedicated studios and well-equipped workshops, we will provide you with technical expertise, conceptual confidence and industry ‘know-how’. Over three years, you will have the opportunity to become a media specialist - challenging and extending traditional disciplines such as painting, photography, video and sculpture. You can choose to explore and create experimental combinations of ideas and processes to create hybrid art forms that may not have a name yet. By the end of your degree, you will be experienced in organising and curating exhibitions. You will have been helped and encouraged to understand the historical and contemporary context of your practice.

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Jane Bizimana Arts Events Organiser Mollie MacSween Artist Alice Hogg Artist Rebecca Hayne Artist & Curator Aran Batey Curator Mary Crick Artist

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Zoli Fodor Jordon Artist Sophie Heyes Artist Abby Pearce, Sarah Burley, Natasha Pybus & Charlotte Etherington Art Teachers & Educators Anita Sewell Artist-in-Residence Lucy Bain Artist

I KNEW I WANTED TO COME HERE AS SOON AS I SAW THE CAMPUS. WE’RE ENCOURAGED TO F O L L O W O U R PA S S I O N S A N D C R E AT E W H AT W E WA N T TO.

T H E F A C I L I T I E S A R E R E A L LY GOOD TOO, I WOULDN’T HAVE WANTED TO GO ANYWHERE ELSE.

Kieron, Fine Art

You will have had the opportunity to develop and establish a well-informed personal visual language that can communicate with contemporary audiences. You will have gained self-initiative, a range of communication skills and a critical faculty that will be useful in the creative industries or in a wider range of careers.

Amy, Fine Art VISITING PROFESSIONALS Fine Art is enriched by a programme of lectures, workshops and meetings with a range of creative professionals and internationally renowned art professionals, these have included:

STUDENT EXHIBITIONS Students have exhibited in venues including: The National Museum of the Royal Navy Hartlepool Hartlepool Art Gallery Fresh - an exhibition for final year graduates - Thirsk The House of Blah Blah Middlesbrough The Python Gallery Middlesbrough Pineapple Black Arts Middlesbrough The Hub Redcar Base Camp Middlesbrough

Claire Davies Video Artist Richard Forster Artist Mark Jackson Curator Nick Kennedy Painter/Sculptor Ian MacDonald Photographic Artist Narbi Price Painter David Rickard Sculptor Matt Roberts Curator Dafna Talmor Photographic Artist Godfrey Worsdale Curator Nathaniel Pitt Curator Jo Hamill Artist Gordon Dalton Artist Mark Houghton Sculptor

STUDY VISITS Students have visited exhibitions and galleries including: The Turner Prize Hull The British Art Show Edinburgh

DISCOVER YOUR CAREER Our graduates are employed in a range of professions, including: Self-employed Practising Artist Arts Administrator School Art Teacher Arts Lecturer Museum Curator Art Festival Co-ordinator Technical Demonstrator

The British Sculpture Show The Hepworth Gallery Wakefield

BALTIC Centre for Contemporary Art Newcastle The Laing Art Gallery Newcastle MIMA Middlesbrough Salt Mills Saltaire

Yorkshire Sculpture Park Wakefield WORK EXPERIENCE Students have had the opportunity to gain work experience as studio, gallery and teaching assistants.

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INTERNATIONAL STUDY VISITS Rome Berlin Barcelona Paris 13

Find your creative voice. Creative industry ready. An amazing portfolio. Follow your passion. Conceptual thinking. Create new worlds. Youâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;re an illustrator. Make your mark.

(NSS, 2018)

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All our students can become members of the Association of Illustrators at a subsidised rate.

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Discover Illustration for Commercial Application This illustration degree gives you the skills, knowledge and industry links to forge a career as a comic book artist, editorial illustrator, picture book artist, product illustrator, concept artist, greetings card artist or fashion illustrator equipping you with the business and creative skills to pursue a career in advertising, editorial, games, film, television, comics and publishing. You will have access to a programme of inspirational ‘Live’ briefs which provide you with the opportunity to get real feedback from publishers, clients or working illustrators typically, we have a variety of guest speakers throughout the course duration. These have included Chris Riddell, Tor Freeman, Godmachine and Sam Arthur MD of NoBrow Publishing.

YOUR SPACE & PRINT ROOM

We value the importance of having a vibrant studio culture; providing you with a dedicated desk which allows you to create your own studio space. You will have access to traditonal printing processes in our print room, where you can explore risograph and screen-printing methods to inform your projects.

I WANTED TO COME HERE THE MINUTE I H A D M Y I N T E R V I E W. Sophie, Illustration for Commercial Application

IT WAS THE BEST INTERVIEW I HAD. NICK, NOW MY TUTOR, WAS S O PA S S I O N AT E ABOUT MY WORK AND INTERESTED I N M E A N D W H AT I WAS DOING.

All of this is underpinned by excellent resources, a range of equipment including Wacom Cintiqs, Macs and a range of industry standard illustrative software located in a highly inspirational building dedicated to illustration and graphic design with staff who continue to practice in the industry.

Sophie (pictured right)

LIVE BRIEFS HAVE INCLUDED

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Nobrow Publishing Flying Eye Books publisher Rockpool Children’s Books publisher One and Other magazine Running Man Urban Outfitters Wylam Brewery craft beers Atomhawk concept design Pavilion Books publisher

Alan Vest The Guardian, Hodder & Stoughton (freelance illustrator) & teacher

STUDENT EXHIBITIONS

The Northern School of Art is the home of the award-winning bi-annual The Northern Festival of Illustration and The Northern Illustration Prize - a chance for you to mix with, and be inspired by, some of the best-known illustrators from across the globe.

Ryan Dube The University of Oxford, Ten Feet Tall Beth Wood Comic Book Slumber Party, award-nominated comic author

The Coningsby Gallery London The Festival of Illustration Hartlepool Ernest Newcastle Truman Brewery London (Degree Show) Children’s Media Conference (July 2020) STUDENTS HAVE SOLD WORK AT COMMERCIAL EVENTS, INCLUDING Spitalfields Market London Coningsby Gallery London The House of Blah Blah Middlesbrough Ernest Newcastle Thought Bubble Harrogate

www.festivalofillustration.com

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Discover your Programme Leader

Niel Bushnell, Programme Leader Illustration for Commerical Application

Niel Bushnell is the programme leader of the Illustration for Commerical Application degree here at The Northern School of Art. Niel is an established animator, illustrator and artist, whose work has featured in Disney productions and Marvel Comics as well as numerous feature films and computer games. His career started at Marvel Comics before he moved into the animation industry where he worked on a broad range of projects, from cereal commercials to feature films including Space Jam and Lost in Space. Niel then moved into the computer games industry as a concept artist, illustrator and animator on games including Shadowman and Harry Potter and the Philosopher’s Stone.

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Niel’s work for Disney included a Lion King short film called ‘The Circle of Life: An Environmental Fable’ which played at the Epcot Centre’s The Land pavilion at the Walt Disney World Resort in Bay Lake, Florida, for over twenty years until it finally closed in 2018.

After a stint in London, Niel returned to his native Hartlepool and formed his own studio supervising a team of animators and artists, producing work for UK television shows such as Spooks, Hyperdrive, Mongrels, The Windsors and Derry Girls.

More recently, Niel has been involved in the Doctor Who blu ray range, creating new animation, graphics and effects. When he’s not drawing or animating, Niel enjoys writing and has had nine books published; including The Timesmith Chronicles and The Arkship Saga.

Graphic Design Studio, Hartlepool Campus

Visual communicator, art director, collaborator, conceptual thinker, technical imaging expert, Graphic Designer.

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UCAS Code: W211 UCAS Tariff: 96-112 21

Discover Graphic Design This graphic design degree encourages you to develop the practical, technical and professional skills needed to produce graphics for experimental and commercial print-based media as well as screen based, digital animation and motion graphics. As well as offering a conceptual approach to design through mixed media, analogue and digital technology, we offer areas of speciality such as:

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typography print making letterpress risograph & screen printing motion graphics & animation editorial design & layout branding advertising & communication packaging image making & illustration social media & website design

Collaborative projects and placement opportunities are encouraged during your study to establish yourself as an emerging designer within this growing and fast paced industry. You will have the opportunity to develop and incorporate other areas into graphic design such a photography, digital media and print making.

I O R I G I N A L LY H A D M Y S I G H T S S E T ON MOVING TO LONDON TO STUDY PHOTOGRAPHY THERE, BUT THEN I C A M E TO A N O P E N DAY H E R E A N D W A S R E A L LY I M P R E S S E D W I T H T H E COURSE AND THE CAMPUS. I R E A L I S E D I D I D N ’ T H AV E TO G O FA R AWAY TO G E T T H E M O S T O U T OF MY STUDIES. Haydn, Graphic Design

This programme emphasises mixed media and experimental work as well as real-world creative problemsolving through live briefs - you will develop industry relevant digital and analogue skills. Throughout this course, you will have access to a wide range of industry standard equipment and software including a dedicated print studio and Mac suite. You will be based in a professional working graphic design studio from the moment you arrive.

Graphic Design space, Hartlepool Campus

ALUMNI CAREERS Our alumni are working all across the world in creative careers for companies including:

Brainbox Studios Media Monks Eighty8 Design Allgood Bryan James Design Curious 12 Good Fridays Creative Agency Emap International Limited Epiphany Studio Visualsoft ecommerce BCG Digital Ventures

During the programme you will be encouraged to submit to national and international competition briefs, working with sponsored clients such as Nike, Teen Vogue, Giffgaff and Google. Regular live projects and guest speakers from industry will enhance your portfolio and learning, for example, we recently completed a large-scale mural for the BBC 1’s Big Weekend with graphic artist, Jimmy Turrell.

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Itâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s a whole big digital world with no limits to your creativity. It needs skilled navigators, designers & strategists. Advertising. Social Media. Brand builder. You.

BA (Hons) 3 Years Full-Time

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Discover Digital Design & Advertising Developed directly with the industry to ignite the mind of the true creative thinker, this course will develop and refine your skills as a digital designer through branding, digital advertising, campaign and social media design, animation and motion graphics, app development & brand communication.

You will be working within a creative community surrounded by fellow designers, graphic designer, creatives, artists and illustrators.

Paired with problem solving, consumer driven strategy, digital campaigns and social media you will explore the full life cycle of a product or service from concept though to market. As graduates you will leave us primed as innovative digital designers, adept to lead valuable design and digital practices. Developed and working closely alongside our Graphic Design degree, the Digital Design degree offers digital, campaign and commercially focused briefs through shared modules. Throughout your three years of study, you will have access to a wide range of industry standard equipment, software and iMac’s in our large design studio.

During the programme you will be encouraged to submit to national and international competition briefs, such as those set by Design & Art Direction (D&AD), Young Creatives Network and You Can Now (YCN) amongst others. Regular live projects and guest speakers from industry will enhance your portfolio and learning. Collaborative projects and placement opportunities are encouraged during your study to Once you have developed your base knowledge establish yourself as an emerging designer within graphic design, you will build your own within this growing and fast paced industry. design direction as you begin to specialise in your chosen field. Your final year is more You will have the opportunity to develop industry-focused as you begin independent and and incorporate other areas into digital self-directed projects, developing your individual design such a photography and 3D design. voice as a designer. You will have the creative freedom to

ALUMNI CAREERS

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Megan, Digital Design & Advertising

I WAS S O I M P R E S S E D BY A L L T H E FAC I L I T I E S A N D EQUIPMENT I KNEW THERE W A S N ’ T R E A L LY A N Y W H E R E E L S E T H A T W O U L D M A T C H U P.

Media Monks Allgood Curious 12 Good Fridays Creative Agency Emap International Limited Epiphany Studio Visualsoft ecommerce BCG Digital Ventures

experiment with exhibition design and collaborate with other programmes to enhance your portfolio, as well as engage in live project work from leading international design and advertising agencies. To name a few, we work with Visualsoft Ecommerce, Luxxlabs, LSM, 88 Design, Boho Zone & Narrative.

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Photography BA (Hons) Commercial Photography BA (Hons) Film, TV & Theatre Production BA (Hons) Acting for Stage & Screen BA (Hons) Production Design for Stage & Screen BA (Hons) Visual Effects & Model Making BA (Hons) Creative Influencing BA (Hons) Costume Interpretation with Design BA (Hons)

Become a social story-teller Document and explore the world through your vision.

2018 EIZO Student Awards finalist AOP Student Awards shortlist

2016* SONY World Photography Awards final shortlist

BA (Hons) 3 Years Full-Time

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Course of the Year 2017

UCAS Code: W640 UCAS Tariff: 96-112

This course is a successor to the 2016/17 award-winning programme. *Course name to be confimed

Discover Photography

ALUMNI Boo George Vogue

This programme provides you with the technical skills, photographic opportunities and conceptual frameworks you need to develop your independent creative practice and vision in art-based, documentary photography, moving image or video. Business skills and self-promotion will be emphasised so students can build successful and sustainable practices. The programme encourages you to establish a balance between your creative vision and the technical processes required to produce work for a number of photographic outputs and formats.

Throughout the degree, you will have access to a range of industrystandard photographic equipment, including Canon, Hasselblad, Phase One, Sony and Toyo (large format) cameras. You will also have access to fully equipped studios, specialist film scanners, workstations, colour/ digital and black and white dark rooms.

Introducing you… During the final year, you’re given the opportunity to show your portfolio to a range of visiting professionals.

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I CAME TO THE INTERVIEW & KNEW S T R A I G H T AWAY T H A T I ' D B E R E A L LY SUPPORTED HERE. EVEN JUST SPEAKING ABOUT MY WORK, I F E LT T H E PA S S I O N AND ENCOURAGEMENT F R O M T H E S TA F F. Jade, Photography

Richy Leeson End Photography & Ted Baker Peter Caton Photojournalist + NGO Lucinda Grange Travel Photographer, New York Jason Hynes Independent Photographer Lauren Fletcher Editorial Photographer Georgia Donkin Sotheby’s ALUMNI CAREERS

PHASE ONE CERTIFIED PROFESSIONAL

• editorial • museums & galleries • education • fashion • journalism • picture editing • publishing

We are one of only a few institutions outside of London who will provide you with an opportunity to acquire your Phase One Certified Professional qualification whilst studying on this degree programme (at a heavily subsidised rate).

STUDY VISITS HAVE INCLUDED

This is an industry-recognised qualification in Phase One Camera Systems, Digital Backs and Capture One Software which will provide you with a real advantage in terms of securing your first role in a photography studio or the imaging sector.

Amsterdam Barcelona Berlin London Paris Prague

GUEST LECTURERS HAVE INCLUDED Martin Parr Magnum Photos Tom Stoddart Getty Images Yan Preston Photographer Tim Clark 1000 Words Editor Freddy Spencer 20/20 Photography Agent Pippa Oldfield Curator & Writer Mimi Mollica Photojournalist & Documentary Photographer Simon Roberts Photographer & Honorary Fellow, Royal Photographic Society Alison Baskerville Photojournalist Peter Dench World Press Photo Zelda Cheatle Photography Expert Chris Harrison Photographer Tessa Bunny Klompching Gallery, New York Tom Wood International Centre of Photography, New York Find out more at northernart.ac.uk

Landscapes, products, brands, portraits. Stunning images. Everyone has a camera but not everyone makes an image come alive.

2019 EIZO Student Awards finalist AOP Student Awards shortlist

BA (Hons) 3 Years Full-Time

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UCAS Code: W642 UCAS Tariff: 96-112

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Discover Commercial Photography

This commercial photography degree is based on bringing together creativity and practical skills intended to prepare you for employment in the creative imaging industry. We provide superb facilities and practicing industry-experienced staff for an exceptional learning experience. You will explore the technical and creative skills you need to become a successful practitioner in the commercial photography industry - fulfilling commercial and client briefs on time and within budget - whilst producing stunning high-quality commercial images using film or digital photography.

All students become members of the Association of Photographers (AOP) and have the opportunity to become a Phase One Certified Professional. Throughout the programme, you will have access to Canon, Sony, Hasselblad, Phase One cameras and a range of industry-standard photographic equipment. You will also have access to a fully equipped professional studio that is designed to prepare you for work.

Introducing you… During the final year, you’re given the opportunity to show your portfolio to a range of visiting professionals.

GUEST WORKSHOPS & LECTURES

GRADUATE CAREERS HAVE INCLUDED

Richy Leeson, Head of Photography at END (former Head of Photography at Ted Baker) Tim Wallace, Commercial & Car Photographer Martin Parr, Documentary Photographer Brian Cannon, Album Cover Photographer ‘The Verve’, ‘Oasis’ Alison Bancroft, Fashion & Culture Analyst John Bulmer, Editorial Photographer at The Sunday Times Representatives from the Association of Photographers (AOP) British Institute of Professional Photography (BIPP) Alamy, commercial photography agency Jen Hart, Wedding Photographer Allan McPhail, Advertising Photographer

Fashion Television & Media Health Wedding Photography Car Advertising Sport / Extreme Sport Editorial Social Portraiture Education Photo Retouching Music Publishing E-commerce Travel Photography

STUDY VISITS HAVE INCLUDED

INDUSTRY PARTNERS

Amsterdam Barcelona Berlin London Paris Prague

BBC Sport Penguin/Random House The Times Side Gallery, Newcastle BALTIC Centre for Contemporary Art Sony The Miner’s Institute, Newcastle Middlesbrough Institute of Modern Art (MIMA) Phase One Capture One Tees Valley Tourism Hartlepool Borough Council

PHASE ONE CERTIFIED PROFESSIONAL We are one of only a few institutions outside of London who will provide you with an opportunity to acquire your Phase One Certified Professional qualification whilst studying on this degree programme (at a heavily subsidised rate). This is an industryrecognised qualification in Phase One Camera Systems, Digital Backs and Capture One Software which will provide you with a real advantage in terms of securing your first role in a photography studio or the imaging sector.

I VISITED A LOT OF OTHER UNIVERSITIES BUT I FOUND THE EQUIPMENT AND THE FACILITIES HERE WERE TEN TIMES BETTER THAN EVERYWHERE ELSE I W E N T. N O W H E R E ELSE KNOCKED MY SOCKS OFF.

Ben, Commercial Photography

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On-stage; on-screen. Pre-production. Production. Post-production. Scriptwriter. Cinematographer, Editor, Stage Manager. 16mm film. Studios. Producer. Director.

ROYAL TELEVISION SOCIETY orkshire region (student category)

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2019 Nominated Drama 2018 Winner Best Film - Comedy & Entertainment* 2017 Winner - Craft Award Best Cinematography - Comedy & Entertainment*

(*Previous course which was forerunner to this degree)

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Discover Film, TV & Theatre As a student on this collaborative and practical degree, you will develop the skills for both creative and technical film, television and theatre production. Throughout the three years, you will create screen and theatre productions that showcase your skills and abilities to create new and original content for film and contemporary theatre practice. You will also have opportunities to specialise in producing, directing, cinematography, scriptwriting, post-production in film, television and theatre.

As well as having access to a brand new television and film studio and 129-seater theatre space already in use for students, a new 30,000 sq ft commercial film and television sound stage facility and studio complex ‘The Northern Studios’* is currently in development which will provide on the doorstep access to the only television and film studio in the North East. These facilities will allow students from our stage and screen programmes an extraordinary opportunity for access to industry guest speakers and the possibility of work experience on professional film and television programmes, as well as industrial links within both the worlds of stage and screen. Read more about ‘The Northern Studios’ on pages 14-15

You will use cutting-edge Black Magic 4K camera technology as well as utilise traditional super-16mm film using Arriflex cameras in dedicated film and theatre studios and performance space. You will have access to industry standard software including Premiere Pro and Avid. At the end of the three year programme, you will have a broad showreel of work for your next steps into professional practice.

Working closely with other programmes - including acting, costume, photography, visual effects and production design - students will experience a fully rounded and

holistic teaching environment providing access to a complete and collaborative production process which mirrors the workings of industry.

I CHOSE THE NORTHERN SCHOOL OF ART AS I WAS S O I M P R E S S E D WHEN I VISITED THE O P E N D A Y, A N D E V E N FROM MY INTERVIEW I F E LT S O S U P P O R T E D A L R E A DY A N D L I K E M Y P OT E N T I A L WAS REALISED. I KNEW THIS WAS T H E P L AC E TO B E . Svea, Film, TV & Theatre Production

It is anticipated you will work on a minimum of 10 productions across three years - but probably more within the collaborative nature of the programme. You will work for live clients and submit for festivals and competitions throughout the programme including the 16mm Kodak Commercial Awards, RTS Awards and National Student Drama Festival amongst others. In 2018, students worked on a BFI funded feature film ‘Looted’. In 2019, students have worked on Channel 4 ‘Sparks’ and BBC’s Children in Need.

ALUMNI Former students of this degree and foundation degree versions of this programme include: Scott Mann Director & Producer, ‘Final Score’, ‘Heist’ (with Robert De Niro), ‘The Tournament’ Tom Marshall Director ‘Famalan’, ‘Chewing Gum’, ‘Wasted’, ‘Four Weddings & a Funeral’ Sarah Gledhill Production Management Assistant, ‘Secret Britain’, ‘Flog it!’ Adam Bouabda Couch Potato Films Producer and Cinematographer Find out more at northernart.ac.uk

Actor in Training. Stage & Screen. This is your drama school style experience outside of London.

BA (Hons) 3 Years Full-Time

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UCAS Code: W410 UCAS Tariff: 96-112 43

Discover Acting for Stage & Screen

Alongside skill development, you will work collaboratively with other students across a range of degree courses - costume, photography, film, television and theatre production, visual effects - to produce brand new material created by film and theatre scriptwriters.

Students will develop core acting skills in voice, characterisation and physicality which will be utilised in performances for stage and screen as well as working on contemporary and innovative performance practices.

This collaborative approach will enrich your experience on the programme and support you in generating a credible body of work. INDUSTRY LINKS

The course is vocational, with a strong focus on students developing their own practice not just performance but also creating their own work. Students are treated as ‘Actors in training’ with professional standards expected on all projects; these skills will be developed by working alongside guest lecturers and industry professionals from theatre and film.

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Arc Newcastle Puppetry Festival Fuel Theatre Janet Plater Management Gyre & Gimble

Although a relatively new programme at the School, this degree already has strong industry links offering an important network of contacts which can lead to future employment opportunities.

Students are encouraged and supported in securing professional opportunities throughout the programme, for example, a current student has a role in the latest Ken Loach film, alongside work for BBC3.

I KNEW I WANTED TO COME HERE WHEN I MET T H E S TA F F, T H E TEACHERS HAVE ALL COME FROM PRESTIGIOUS DRAMA SCHOOLS AND ARE GIVING US THE SAME EXPERIENCE HERE IN THE NORTH.

Students in theatre production ‘Boy’

You will look at the core acting skills of voice, physicality and characterisation working on devised and scripted text for both stage and screen; you will be part of two full theatre productions each academic year to showcase the skills gained.

IF I’D MOVED DOWN SOUTH I MIGHT NOT H AV E H A D T H E OPPORTUNITY TO F E AT U R E IN KEN LOACH’S RECENT FILM TOO. Alberto, Acting

Your skills will be pushed further in second year where you will explore Classical Theatre, Clowning and Acting for Media. Your three years of study will culminate in your final year enabling you to produce an extensive CV, professionalstandard show-reel and a solo show at ARC to agents and industry professionals as well as a full theatre production.

Andy Berriman- Film maker Tangled Feet Theatre Northern Stage

GUEST LECTURERS HAVE INCLUDED Frantic Assembly Tony Jayawardena Actor with RSC, The Crown, The Globe, National Theatre

The Northern School of Art is also the partner of ‘ARC’, a well-known north east theatre and arts centre, which provides opportunities for professional training and development for students as well as valuable stage and screen industry links for their career after graduation.

David Kirkbride Actor with National Theatre, Play That Went Wrong, Silent Witness, Sherlock, Crooked House, Lady Macbeth Maria Crocker Director at The National Theatre, Broadway, West End Mee Mee Theatre Alex Jacobs Director, Hollyoaks & Casualty Ishy Din Playwright & Screenwriter Open Clasp Theatre Company Gracefool Collective

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A glimpse of the recently completed Chinese Apothecary television set by students

Research, design, build.

BA (Hons) 3 Years Full-Time

N O R T H E R N A R T. a c . u k

UCAS Code: W490 UCAS Tariff: 96-112 47

Discover Production Design for Stage & Screen This degree not only allows you to develop your design and realisation skills, which a top design team requires, but also to gain specialist practical skills such as set-building, prop making, sculpting, concept art and character development. It will provide you with the skills to design for television, film and theatre - from ‘white card’ scale models to full scale industry size sets. Based within a framework of creative and professional practice, and with more than twenty years’ experience in developing production designers for the entertainment industries in consultation with employers, we offer a mix of skills that make you stand out from the crowd.

INDUSTRY LINKS Royal Opera House BBC Disney Darlington Hippodrome Theatre Northern Film & Media Screen Yorkshire Pinewood Studios Starz TV Candle & Bell Productions Opera North Rough Cut TV Event Prop Hire Hartlepool Museum Services Elysium Theatre Company

Alumni Hannah Postlethwaite La Boheme Act II set design

You will have the opportunity to design and build opera, theatre, film and television sets and to leave as a trained specialist in set design, scenic painting, set and prop construction, technical drawing or model making - the choice is yours.

Olympic & Paralympic Opening Ceremonies Set Construction Royal Shakespeare Company, Properties Master Star Wars (Disney), Prop Maker Aardman Productions Head Sculptor Alton Towers/Merlin Entertainment Prop Maker Pinewood Creatives Digital Productions Manager Show Canada Montreal Project Manager Joe, Production Design for Stage & Screen 1920’s Railway Carriage Film Set

You will have access to a wide range of technical and specialist equipment - including a wide range of industry standard machine and hand tools, laser cutter, 3D printer, full scale set construction workshop and industry standard software.

It is a hands-on course where you will draw, design and learn the processes and rigour of construction.

You will have the opportunity to develop a high level of craftmanship in a wide range of skills.

ALUMNI

You will explore industry and commercial awareness, workshop and studio practice, creative cultures, visual communication, digital mould making, concept development, 2D & 3D techniques, professional practice, production practice, craft and skills - enabling you to practice working collaboratively in all areas of film, television, theatre and performance production.

Lee Ward working on Chinese Apothecary television set

You will be designing sets, characters and props from your first term - learning the skills to develop, present and design concept art and work collaboratively with others to develop your vision.

You will become part of a creative, collaborative community working across the full range of degree programmes to experience a full production process including acting, lighting, sound, photography, visual effects, costume and film, television and theatre production. Importantly, you will also be provided with your own working bay in a collaborative design studio and production space.

The Dumping Ground Tracey Beaker (CBBC) Production Designer

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BBC Care Waterloo Road Red Productions (BBC) Production Designer

I CHOSE THIS COURSE AS IT'S HANDS DOWN ONE OF T H E B E S T I N T H E C O U N T R Y. EVERYTHING WE'VE BEEN DOING IS PRETTY IMPRESSIVE, E S P E C I A L LY T H E B I G B U I L D S WE GET TO DO IN SECOND Y E A R . T H I S I S T H E O N LY PLACE WHERE WE GET THE O P P O R T U N I T Y T O D O T H AT.

Remember Me Mammoth Screen Productions (BBC) Properties Buyer Disney & Royal Caribbean Cruise Ships Prop Maker Madame Tussauds Models & Prop Maker

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From model to screen. Create. Sculpt. Mould. Enhance & Augment. Making the unpossible a visuality.

BA (Hons) 3 Years Full-Time

N O R T H E R N A R T. a c . u k

UCAS Code: W101 UCAS Tariff: 96-112 51

Discover Visual Effects On this exciting new degree, developed with industry partners, including visual effects artists, miniature effects designers and model makers, you will learn how to create, sculpt and mould the cinematographic structures and models used by special effects teams to create stunning visuals. This degree develops practical skills which include film and television prop making, architectural model making, model making, design for theatre and commercial installations, prototyping for industrial designers, puppet and character development for stop-frame animation, interactive exhibition models, animatronics and automata for exhibition and television character design, photographic props for advertising and concept models for the gaming industry.

The practical skills you will learn on this course are relevant to a wide range of careers including film and television prop making, puppet and character development for stop frame animation, animatronics and automata for exhibition, concept models for the games industry, model making and design for theatre, architectural model making, prototyping for industrial designers, interactive exhibition models and photographic props for advertising. Furthermore, digital model making utilising CGI software such as 3ds max, is often used in animation, Illustration and graphic design.

INDUSTRY LINKS

Our model making team have worked with a range of clients and maintain links with strong industry client including: • Aardman Animation • Industrial Light & Magic • Alpha Star Productions • Night Owl Films • Channel 4 Comedy Sparks/ Couch Potato Productions • Tees Valley Screen Social Northern Film & Media, (BFI ScreenSkills)

William Price, Jellyfish Model (highlighting plastic debris)

WITH THE SKILLS I'VE GAINED ON THE COURSE, I MADE PROPS FOR SKY AT L A N T I C ' S ' B R I TA N N I A', SEEING THE PROPS I MADE ON TELEVISION I S R E A L LY SURREAL.

You will not only learn traditional technical skills, such as sculpting, mould making and model making but also digital skills including digital scanning and 3D printing using industry standard software. Working alongside complimentary programmes, students pick-up where the others left off, enhancing productions by creating such things as a miniature model establishing shot, the digital set extension or augmenting a practical prop with some visual flourishes. By the end of your three years you will have produced a showreel and portfolio of models composited into VFX sequences and settings. 52

Michael, Visual Effects and Model Making Find out more at northernart.ac.uk

Discover Creative Influencing

This exciting new creative influence degree is designed for the aspiring online influencer who wants to use their creativity to develop an online brand or following.

Influencer. Entrepreneur. Online producer. Image manager.

It will provide you with the opportunity to explore who or what you want to publish and promote and how to manage the online presence in relation to marketing, brand building and generating income streams.

Brand creator.

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UCAS Code: W693 UCAS Tariff: 96-112

Alongside this, you will learn the professional technical skills to create great short visual films, moving images and content for online publishing and broadcast.

It is specifically designed for the individual who wants to make a career online - whether as an influencer or within in-house or agency teams and for those who aspire to develop their own business. Over the three years, you will explore the skills, knowledge and experience you need to design, create and publish in the following areas. • content development: documentary, creative writing, storytelling, reportage • brand building online: vlogging, blogging, monitoring online presence • building a business: product development, entrepreneurship, accounting, marketing • presentation: working to camera, studio work • production skills: camerawork, lighting, sound editing, image creation You will work in a creative environment - including technical film and photography studios, equipment, design and production workshops - to generate great content and also explore business and marketing in the digital environment. It has been specifically created for students who aspire to develop their own businesses or command their own independent freedom in a digital world. You will have access to skilled tutors in production, design, filmmaking, marketing and brand development and image making. You will be working in a creative collaborative environment with students from across courses. By the end of three years you will have developed an active online presence with potential income generating streams and a digital-savvy business.

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This degree leads the way in producing costumiers for the film, television, theatre and entertainment industry. Sewing, design, pattern-cutting. Millinery (hat-making), tailoring; leatherwork. Mask-making. Corsetry. In sewing rooms & design studios realise your vision.

2019 Costume Designers Guild â&#x20AC;&#x2DC;Costume Excellence in Contemporary Televisionâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;

N O R T H E R N A R T. a c . u k

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Nominee (alumni) Fleabag, BBC

BA (Hons) 3 Years Full-Time UCAS Code: W452 UCAS Tariff: 96-112 57

Discover Costume Interpretation with Design This degree leads the way in producing costumiers for the entertainment industry by equipping you with skills in costume design and construction skills you need alongside bespoke skills of millinery and tailoring.

The degree is built on strong industrial relationships and you will have the opportunity to work on live briefs, work placements and collaborate with students from a range of our other courses including acting, film, TV and theatre production. You will be provided with your own design bay including desk and storage locker and all workshop materials are supplied. You will also use dedicated fitting rooms, sewing rooms with industrystandard equipment and wet rooms for dyeing and distressing fabrics. You will be working with experienced industry practitioners who continue to work within television,

film and theatre. You will also have access to the School’s Costume Archive - with clothing and garments from the 1800s onwards providing a rich primary source for understanding and learning about the construction of clothing through different periods. With great industry links, we welcome visiting guest lecturers throughout the course, recent guests have included Amber Butchart (‘A Stitch in Time’ BBC) and Michele Carragher (Game of Thrones).

By the end of your three years, you will be able to design, source materials and create full costumes and outfits with accessories. You also will have the opportunity to exhibit your designs to an audience of industrial practitioners. You will receive full training in the skills and techniques that you need to create costumes for film, television, theatre and performance - including: · costume & clothing design · millinery (hat-making) · tailoring · leatherwork leather moulding/embossing

Natasha, Costume

ALUMNI PRODUCTIONS INCLUDE

GRADUATE DESTINATIONS HAVE INCLUDED

• Downton Abbey • Benidorm • Inspector George Gently • Vera • Gunpowder (Kit Harrington) • Killing Eve • Doctor Who • Poldark

Entertainment industries - Disney, Tussauds Group

· mask-making

ALUMNI CAREERS

· corsetry

Fleabag BBC

• Peaky Blinders • Victoria • Into the Woods • Star Wars, Rouge One • Harry Potter • RSC Matilda • Shrek the Musical • The Lion King

Costume houses RSC, Angels, Cosprop, Opera houses Theatres, television & film production Heritage industries - museum exhibition/proprietor Castles/stately homes - re-enactment and entertainment Costume preservation Teaching & education

His Dark Materials BBC starring James McAvoy

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Death in Paradise BBC Gentleman Jack BBC starring Suranne Jones Exodus: Gods and Kings starring

I CHOSE THIS COURSE BECAUSE OF THE FREE REIN WE ARE GIVEN.

Christian Bale (20th Century Fox)

W E A R E TAU G H T SO MUCH AND SO MANY TECHNIQUES BUT THEN ARE ALLOWED TO SPECIALISE IN W H AT W E A R E INTERESTED IN.

Wolf Hall starring Damien Lewis (BBC)

Into the Woods starring Meryl Streep (Disney) Sherlock Holmes starring Benedict Cumberbatch (BBC)

Victor Frankenstein starring James McAvoy and Daniel Radcliffe Beowulf ITV ‘Victoria’ starring Jenna Coleman (ITV) Star Wars Rogue One (Disney) ‘SS-GB’ starring Sam Riley (BBC)

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Freelance designer & constructor

Student leather work for final year show

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Students collection of work from (BA) Textiles & Surface Design in collaboration with The Bowes Museum, 2019

Fashion with Body Contour BA (Hons) Textiles & Surface Design BA (Hons)

Student Sophie, Level 4 modelling work by student Alexandra Serafin-Johnson at a recent photoshoot at Hartlepool Football Club

Fashion designer. Garment maker. Trend shaper. Pattern cutter. Shape former. Clothes tell a story, construct yours with us.

BA (Hons) 3 Years Full-Time

N O R T H E R N A R T. a c . u k

UCAS Code: W232 UCAS Tariff: 96-112 63

Discover Fashion with Body Contour

The Fashion with Body Contour degree is an exciting course designed to provide you with an in-depth understanding of design and the practical skills to meet the requirements of the fashion and body contour industry.

Luke Honeywell (pictured bottom left)

It will provide you with specialist skills in design, pattern-cutting, construction and the use of 2D and 3D software for the production of contemporary fashion, athleisure wear and lingerie. You will be provided with full training in the design process, production and textiles along with traditional and contemporary pattern-cutting techniques.

ALL THE OTHER UNIVERSITIES I VISITED SEEMED R E A L LY O V E R W H E L M I N G . WHEN I VISITED H E R E I F E LT AT H O M E S T R A I G H T A W AY. I W A S R E A L LY I M P R E S S E D BY THE COURSE AND COULDN’T SEE MYSELF ANYWHERE ELSE.

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Keeley Bennet

You will gain a thorough knowledge in fashion design, history and innovation – learning the skills that enable you to design your own clothing. As you grow in confidence, you will be encouraged to explore, create and innovate – helping you to stand out from the crowd in fashion design. In the generous cutting, sewing room and design studios, you will learn how to take your designs from 2D sketches to the 3D final product. Industry-standard garment construction skills will be developed as well as an understanding of the technology and materials used in the fashion, design and clothing industry. These will include the use of industry-standard virtual prototyping systems for pattern cutting, grading, fabric print development and 3D modelling, as well as use of 3D printing and CAD laser-cutting.

Experienced academic and technical staff and a programme of visiting designers and professionals in a highly creative and collaborative community will support you in establishing your individual career aspirations as you progress through each year.

Student Rhiana modelling the work of student Emily Wilmot

And, in your final year you will produce a collection for your final year show with a design portfolio for showcasing to industry specialists.

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Students at work in the Textiles & Surface Design studios

Gorgeous, sumptuous, lovely things. Interiors, textiles, fashion fabrics, stationery, bedding, wallpaper, products, gifts. Create beauty. Astonishment. You are the designer.

EXHIBITORS N O R T H E R N A R T. a c . u k

Premiere Vision Paris Surtex New York New Designers London

BA (Hons) 3 Years Full-Time UCAS Code: W230 UCAS Tariff: 96-112

(NSS, 2018)

Discover Textiles & Surface Design

INDUSTRY LINKS

Using our specialist, well equipped studios and workshops, you will develop design and technical skills in screen-printing, dyeing, hand and machine embroidery, digital print, laser-cutting, fabric manipulation and making skills whilst working on live briefs and collaborative projects. This inspirational, innovative and vibrant degree offers exceptional studios, workshops and resources - including your very own individual studio bay - which will allow you to surround yourself with inspiration all week long. Youâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;ll develop design and making skills to enable you to be employed or self-employed within this dynamic industry.

You will design for a range of textile and surface design product areas including interiors, fashion, gift, stationery, table-top and bedding. This degree offers a range of niche skills transferable to a wide range of creative industries including teaching, community arts, buying, styling and visual merchandising.

Alexander McQueen London

Oilily Netherlands

Anna Sui New York

Orla Kiely Design Studio London

Bowes Museum

Osborne & Little Design Studio London

Debenhams Design Studio

River Island Design Team London

Designers Guild Design Studio London

Surtex Trade Show New York

Graham and Brown Wallpapers Blackburn

Timorous Beasties Glasgow

Hallmark UK Bradford

Trend Art Italy

Hand and Lock Couture Embroidery London

Trend Bible Newcastle

House of Holland London

Zandra Rhodes London

LURU Home New York

PV Design Paris

Marks & Spencers Design Studio

Warehouse Design Team London

EXHIBITIONS & TRADE SHOWS Work is exhibited and sold at trade fairs and exhibitions such as: Premiere Vision, Paris; Surtex, New York; New Designers, London; London Print Design Fair; Indigo Mood Brussels.

I W A S R E A L LY IMPRESSED BY THE VARIETY OF TOPICS T H AT A R E COVERED ON THE COURSE.

ALUMNI CAREERS Buyer LaModa â&#x20AC;&#x201C; previously House of Holland, Secret Sales

WHEN I CAME TO A N O P E N DAY I W A S R E A L LY INSPIRED BY ALL THE FACILITIES AND THE RANGE OF INCREDIBLE WORK IN THE PORTFOLIOS, I THOUGHT ONE DAY M AY B E I COULD PRODUCE SOMETHING LIKE T H AT "

Designer PostFashion (Topshop, Urban Outfitters) Home & Print Designer Orla Kiely & former Print Designer, Zandra Rhodes Designer and Senior Designers River Island Creative Director & Managing Director Tracey Russell Cards Design Director Linea at House of Fraser Visual Merchandiser Ikea Senior Print Designer Marks & Spencer Surface Designer/Creative Director Surfacephilia Buyer Debenhams Designer Maker Bobbin & Bone Owner & Creative Director LillianDaph Interiors Designer George at Asda Homeware Teaching Primary, Secondary & Further Education Lecturer Higher Education Designer Sipsmith Gin

Elisha (pictured left), Textiles & Surface Design

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Discover Postgraduate & Research

RESEARCH

& COLLECTIONS

Municipal Bulding (Hartlepool Campus)

The Northern School of Art’s online journals feature research-led articles on creative topics as part of its ongoing commitment to an innovative art and design curriculum, and the sharing of research within the wider academic community. Called Perspectives in Art and Design (PAD) the web-based journal provides a platform for contributors to share peerreviewed work on a wide range of creativity issues. The journal further enhances the School’s well-established Contextual Studies provision, which focuses on the history of art and design, and its commitment to recognising scholarly activity. As an undergraduate, you will be able to publish in the online journal if your work provides an insight or contribution to academic debate.

DESIGN STUDY COLLECTIONS

COSTUME COLLECTIONS

Our Design Study Collections are a central research point for critical studies and for inspiration within the studio. Over the last decade, the School has invested in this valuable resources, which is used by both staff and students.

With clothing and garments from the 1800’s onwards, the costume and garment collections are available for both staff and students to use.

The collection includes clothes from the 19th and 20th centuries, bound copies of The Studio magazine from 1890-1960, packaging design, ceramics from 1890-2010 and an enviable collection of Japanese kimono, textiles and decorative arts.

Students, from fashion and costume programmes in particular, are encouraged to view and handle original garments to learn about traditional construction techniques.

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Discover MA Design History

This Master’s degree is for students who with to study design history from a theoretical and/or practice perspective. The programme will offer access to artefacts, heritage properties, museums, action houses, archives as well as our costume and design study collections. The curriculum focusses on research methodologies and ethics, how materials work and transform material culture, design cultures and a work-related project. This may utilise experience in an external institution or a focus on the design study collection. Further modules will develop research application through seminars on critical thinking and debate. The dissertation will bring together the research and application skills learnt in previous modules.

The programme has a range of approaches to the study of design history including the identification, evaluation and application of material culture from the view point of historical and social debates as well as textual, material and/or performative narratives.

Lectures, seminars, tutorials, object analysis workshops and self-directed study will form your learning on this Master’s degree. Your studies will benefit from:

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small, focussed group activities access to expert staff the opportunity to focus your research on your own specialist area of interest

COSTUME COLLECTION The Costume Collection contains an extensive collection of clothing from the 1800’s. The collection includes a large number of hats, accessories, dresses, corsets, patterns, and ephemera.

This exciting new Master’s degree offers you the opportunity to study design history and material culture, with a view to creating your own specialist focus. This fascinating Master’s degree offers you the opportunity to study design history, providing you with a body of knowledge and experience which will potentially support a future career in areas such as auction houses, curation, heritage properties, teaching, design journalism and areas of the museums and galleries sector.

DESIGN STUDY COLLECTION

INDUSTRY LINKS

Our design collections will be the central point for your critical studies. The Northern School of Art has invested in the Design Study Collections as a research focus for many of its undergraduate programmes, and in this Master’s degree, the collections will be the starting point for much of your research and observation skills.

The Northern School of Art is geographically suited to allow access to some of the country’s important collections. Institutions such as The Bowes Museum, Lotherton Hall, the Royal Navy Museum, the Royal Armouries, and numerous important heritage properties are on our doorstep, which allows access to important objects.

The collection includes textiles, ceramics, jewellery, objects d’art, plastics, and ephemera ranging from the 1820s until the 2000s. Bound copies of The Studio magazine from 1890 to the 1960s offer a unique research opportunity, as does the enviable collection of Japanese kimono, textiles, decorative arts, and ephemera. For further information and to discuss the course contact:

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Discover MA Creative Design Enterprise

The MA Creative Design Enterprise is an exciting and distinctive programme that will allow an innovative approach to the development of projects underpinned with entrepreneurial practice for the creative industries.

The focus of this master’s degree is your design work within a range of creative disciplines and your approach to researching and realising its commercial opportunities. It acts as the stepping stone to starting your own business or establishing a professional practice.

You will gain skills in: • understanding how creative designers think • practical knowledge of enterprise in the creative industries • sourcing materials and finishing, manufacturing and prototyping a product • Producing a market-ready final product You could be working in design and multi-media disciplines, including, fashion, graphic design, 3D Design, illustration, production, fine art, film, acting, costume, photography or textiles. This Master’s Degree will provide you with the support, technology and equipment within a creative community to help you realise your business goals.

The format of the degree is lectures, tutorials, seminars and self-directed study with access to our workshops and technical support. On this degree, you will also benefit from: • small, focussed group workshops • access to our workshops • access to expert staff For further information and to discuss the course contact:

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Master’s Degree (MA) 1 Year Full-Time

Dr Carol Harris HE Cluster Manager Find out more at northernart.ac.uk

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Discover MA Directing Practice

This new Master’s degree is designed to provide practical experience in directing and creating work for the theatre. Collaboration is at the heart of the programme to effectively replicate industry. You will have the opportunity to work with students from other courses including acting, film, television and theatre production, set design, visual effects and costume - to deliver projects from start to finish.

Under guidance from experienced writers, directors and actors, you will explore and manage the entire directing process. From planning and prep work, through the rehearsal process to the final performance. Working within the School’s Acting The focus of this Master’s degree is the development of your directorial skill-set department you will have access to dedicated rehearsal rooms, our and style – whether that be in creating theatre and, where required, film new work or exciting and innovative & television studios. interpretations of existing plays. INDUSTRY LINKS Although a new Master’s Degree, the course already has important industry links within the region and nationally including:

Arc Newcastle Puppetry Festival Fuel Theatre Janet Plater Management Gyre & Gimble Tangled Feet Theatre

You will work on a wide range of approaches to directing, ranging from how to work with text to creating work utilising multi-media in performance. You will look at ways of creating your own work with an ensemble and gain knowledge of funding applications so you are ready to set up your own company after graduation.

By the end of this intensive year-long programme, you will have completed at least 3 contrasting and challenging projects. You will have the opportunity to shadow directors and work as an Assistant Director on a range of projects to help inform your own practice.

For further information and to discuss the course contact:

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Master’s Degree (MA) 1 Year Full-Time

Acting for Stage & Screen Programme Leader

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01429 858338 jonathan.bussell@northernart.ac.uk

Discover Access to Higher Education

This course is designed to provide opportunities for those returning to education or mature (19+) students to achieve a higher education qualification whilst also building confidence.

Students will cover a wide range of disciplines, whilst gaining a strong understanding of the design process such as drawing, textiles, fine art, 2D and 3D communication, digital arts and art history. Students will be given support with research, essay writing, UCAS applications and creating a progression portfolio. Throughout the course, professional expertise will guide students through the portfolio building processes essential for university interviews. The whole course will culminate in a final exhibition of work in our Summer Show. Although there are no formal entry requirements, students will be required to provide evidence of their commitment, motivation and life skills to cope with the level of the course, by providing such things as drawings, photographs, ideas development, concept art, embroidery, craft items and evidence of written work.

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This well established course is designed for post A-level (or equivalent) 18 year old students to provide a unique transitionary year between sixth form/ college and creative degrees at university. In the first six to eight weeks of the UAL Foundation Diploma in Art & Design, you will try out all the different art and design areas.

Successful completion gives students a qualification and the skills to progress to a wide range of degree level courses at university, including MAs if you already have a degree in a nonArt & Design subject. The Access to HE Diploma (Art and Design) is awarded by One Awards.

Throughout the UAL Foundation Diploma in Art & Design, you’ll follow an intensive programme of drawing (including life drawing) and investigation of contemporary critical practice in art and design. Part 1: Learning Skills and Context - the first six to eight weeks of two-week rotations will guide you through approaches and processes intrinsic to all areas of art, design and communication. Part 2: Development and Progression - you choose the subject you want to focus on and develop your specialist skills in one of our three pathways with topics including fine art,

It’s an exciting, challenging and maturing experience that develops your creative identity, helps you discover which discipline suits you, and equips you with the skills and confidence to apply for and thrive at a national or international university on any creative degree. Our foundation course, which is free to those aged under 19 years, helps you avoid costly mistakes by enabling you to be sure of your subject choice at degree level.

fashion, textiles, costume, graphics, illustration, photography, video, animation, and 3D. Your pathway tutor also supports you through the UCAS application and interview process to achieve your aims. Part 3: Proposal and Realisation is the final and only graded part of the course. You’ll design and complete your project which will showcase your learning as part of the Diploma Exhibition. We have excellent rates of progression (98%) to our own university level campus and other top universities across the country. The official title of this course is: Diploma in Art & Design - Foundation Studies and it is awarded by UAL: Awarding Body (University of the Arts London).

HOW TO APPLY

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HOW WILL I PAY?

We believe it is important you are clear about the financial implications of undertaking Higher Education, access, degree and postgraduate courses. Because this information can change, we have set out everything as clearly as we can on our website, please visit northernart.ac.uk

USEFUL LINKS Money Saving Expert www.moneysavingexpert.com/students

Student Loan Company www.slc.co.uk

Student Finance England www.direct.gov.uk/studentfinance

UCAS www.ucas.com

You are not expected to pay for your fees upfront. The Student Loans Company will pay your fees for you, which you only pay back after you graduate and start earning over £26,575 a year (from April 2020). The amount you pay back is linked to the amount you earn.

WHO CAN APPLY FOR STUDENT FINANCE? Only students from the England* and EU countries can apply to student finance; whilst going to print we are awaiting details in relation to the UK’s possible departure from the EU - please refer to Student Finance England for updated information. *Students from other nations should apply to the appropriate funding bodies.

DO I GET ANY HELP WITH LIVING COSTS? Yes, students can apply for a Living Cost Loan from Student Finance and the amount you are given is dependent on your household income.

WHAT OTHER HELP IS AVAILABLE? As well as the standard loans and grants available from the Student Loan Company, The Northern School of Art offers excellent support packages to eligible students, details of which are available at northernart.ac.uk We strongly recommend you read the excellent blog on student finance at www.moneysavingexpert.com/students* at well as read the information available on the websites listed below. Disclaimer In becoming a student at The Northern School of Art, you agree to the terms and conditions of the School. This includes accepting the regulations of the School, which are approved by the School’s validating partner, the Arts University Bournemouth, and you will be required to confirm this includes when you formally enrol with us. Most of the regulations are likely to be similar at most colleges and universities, but it is important you read the Northern School of Art’s terms and conditions which are available at northernart.ac.uk Sources: OFS, DLHE 2018, HESA DLHE 2015, 16 & 17

AND, IMPORTANTLY, YOUR MONEY GOES FURTHER! With great value accommodation prices and low living and travel costs, your cashflow will be greater than those areas of the country with higher accommodation, living and travel costs. You will also receive: • Teaching is delivered by expert staff who have well-established links with industry • Access to industry standard facilities and equipment • We are rated GOLD in the Teaching Excellence Framework - meaning you get great quality teaching. • We are ranked amongst the top for art and design graduate employability compared to all universities and colleges in the UK.

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We offer a great package of accommodation and facilities to make life that little bit easier when moving away from home.

Just a 15-minute walk from campus, Lime Crescent offers students 24 self-contained flats - complete with their own separate kitchen and bathrooms. A large communal area gives students space for socialising and dining together, along with shared washer and drying facilities. Live in Lime Crescent for £96 per week

CROWN HALLS

TITAN HOUSE LIME CRESCENT

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Handy for shopping and local amenities and just a ten-minute walk from campus, Titan House provides accommodation for up to 44 students in a range of self-contained flats. All with their own kitchen/living area and bathroom, flats at Titan House offer spacious student living in a range of sizes and layouts from a standard with a bedroom/living area to a large with a separate study room. A large communal area is available on each floor, with washing and drying facilities as well as an area for communal dining and socialising. Live in Titan House for Large room £112 per week Medium room £106 per week Standard room £101 per week

Prices correct at time of print, may be subject to change.

The Student Services Team

01429 858410

HEStudentServices@northernart.ac.uk

01642 856125

In the heart of the campus, Crown Halls offers students two types of accommodation, both with the same excellent facilities and the added bonus of secure parking and an outdoor area for summer gatherings. Two blocks of purpose-built flats provide accommodation for 42 students. Each block has 3 communal areas – one on each floor - offering a relaxing space for socialising and cooking together. As well as all cooking facilities the communal areas are equipped with a washer and dryer, and individual lockable storage cupboards. All rooms incorporate a spacious bedroom with an en-suite shower room. A further two town houses provide accommodation for 14 more students, offering the same communal facilities and spacious rooms but with a mix of en-suite rooms and those with a bathroom shared between two rooms. Fully accessible rooms are also available within Crown Halls. Live in Crown Halls for £112 per week for an en-suite room £105 per week for a shared bathroom KEY FEATURES Rent includes all heating & electricity Free internet access Laundry costs included Lots of local amenities 24-hour emergency support Secure key-hob access

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Prices shown for fixed 43 week contract.

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Here you’ll find the information you need for your undergraduate application. All applications for our undergraduate programmes are made online at www.ucas.ac.uk WHEN TO APPLY Applicants are encouraged to apply before the ‘on-time application’ deadline of 15th January. The UCAS application cycle will still be open after this date, but will depend on programme availability. TAKING A YEAR OUT? Applicants who are thinking of taking a gap year before starting a degree with us can still apply by selecting ‘deferred entry’ on the UCAS application form. Deferred applicants are still advised to apply before 15th January. If successful, an offer will be given to start the following year. APPLYING TO FOUNDATION DIPLOMA IN ART & DESIGN Applications for our Foundation Diploma are made directly to the School. Applicants can apply online or by completing a paper form found in our Further Education prospectus. The course starts in September and applications are open throughout the year.

Our UCAS code is C71 UCAS Customer Support: 0371 468 0468 (or +44 330 3330 230 if you are outside the UK)

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ENTRY REQUIREMENTS

YOUR INTERVIEW & PORTFOLIO ADVICE

Due to the creative nature of our programmes, we treat all applications on their own merit and welcome anyone who has the ability and aspirations to achieve at higher education. Applicants have the opportunity to demonstrate their potential to us by showing their portfolio at an interview.

After we receive your UCAS form, an interview will be arranged, which enables you to see the outstanding facilities, meet our staff and current students, and view the latest work. It provides us with an opportunity to discuss your portfolio, find out more about you and establish the best degree route for you.

As a guide applicants are typically required to have between 96-112 UCAS Tariff points, primarily from Level 3 qualifications such as but not limited to A-Levels, UAL Diploma, BTEC diplomas or a Foundation Diploma in Art & Design. If you are predicted points below the stipulated range, or if you have any other qualifications or professional experience, please get in touch as we still may be able to consider you. It is expected that all applicants will also have a Level Two qualification (or equivalent) in literacy. For mature applicants (i.e. 21+ years), emphasis will be placed on the portfolio review and interview session, which remains an important part of the selection procedure.

INTERVIEW PREPARATION This is your opportunity to evidence your visual and creative ability in the form of a portfolio of work. To help you prepare for this, we send all applicants a useful guide with the interview confirmation letter. Your interview with us is intended to be relaxed and informal. You will be asked general questions regarding your application to us, some questions about yourself, your inspirations and aspirations. This may include information about artists or designers that you admire, and what it is about their work that inspires you.

PORTFOLIO ADVICE A portfolio is individual to every student. Everyone will have their own individual styles and will have produced work in different ways, which we actively encourage. Your portfolio should be a visual representation of your creative identity and should include the following: 1. Development of ideas and creative thinking i.e. sketchbook work, drawings, annotations, photography

UCAS TARIFF TABLE

2. A range of appropriate skills and techniques you have previously developed

The table below gives applicants an overview of the tariff points for the most popular courses studied by the majority of applicants:

3. Your approach to the creative process i.e. concept, research ideas development, experimentation of techniques and final outcome 4. Ability to take risks

BTEC Extended Diploma

A-Levels

D*D*D*

168

DDD

144

DMM

120

Applicants for BA (Hons) Acting for Stage & Screen will be invited to an audition.

MMM

112

We do not charge an audition fee.

MMP

MPP

For the audition you are required to prepare 2 contrasting monologues:

Foundation Diploma

5. Evidence of written work

UAL Extended Diploma

112

168

120

The UCAS website holds equivalency scores for all other qualifications aligned to the tariff system. Not all qualifications will have a defined tariff, in which case, applicants should contact the Admission Team for more information on eligibility.

AUDITION ADVICE

1. One classical piece 2. One contemporary piece Each of these should last no longer than 2 minutes. The Classical piece should be Elizabethan or Jacobean (for example Shakespeare, Marlowe, Webster) and preferably in blank verse. Your Contemporary piece should come from a published play produced post 1980 although the more recent the better. With the monologues try to choose pieces that suit your age and showcase your skills. You will perform the monologues to our panel and may be redirected to one of them. More information on interview/audition and portfolio preparation is available at northernart.ac.uk

Find out more at northernart.ac.uk

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& OPEN DAYS Here you’ll find the information you need for your postgraduate application. All applications for our postgraduate programmes are made directly to the School.

For more information on the application or interview process please contact the Admissions Team at interviews@northernart.ac.uk or 01429 858462 OPEN EVENTS

WHEN TO APPLY There is no set deadline for postgraduate applications but it is encouraged that you apply early enough to prepare for study and arranging accommodation in good time if required.

ENTRY REQUIREMENTS Applicants must have one of the following: • Degree at 2:2 and evidence of postgraduate study (PGCE teaching qualification, PG Certificate or PG Diploma) • Honours Degree at 2:1 or above, or is currently studying at Level 6 • IELTS 6 overall with no component below 5.5 for EU applicants • Experiential learning in lieu of a degree to be assessed by Programme Leader Applicants holding other qualifications may also be considered provided that they have appropriate relevant professional experience. You must also supply two references to support your application, one should be an academic reference and the other from a creative practitioner or employer. Applicants who meet the entry requirements above will be required to submit a proposal outlining their intentions for MA study. This will be explored further if invited for interview. The programme leader and specialist practice-based staff will evaluate the proposal to determine its feasibility in the context of the resources required and the availability of specialist staff to support their chosen area of study.

All applications for postgraduate programmes are made directly to the School.

Our open events are carefully designed to give you a well-informed experience. Each event provides visitors with the opportunity to participate in the following: • • • • • • •

Welcome Talk by the Principalship Team Programme talk and department tour Campus tour including accommodation viewing Talk about Student life at The Northern School of Art Portfolio building & interview advice Student Services Talk Help with finance, accommodation and disability support

Key dates for our open day events are below. If you are unable to visit any of these, you can book onto a ‘talking tour’ at any time during the year. We also attend a wide range of UCAS events up and down the country. Booking information for open events and talking tours is available at northernart.ac.uk

Saturday 26th September 2020 Wednesday 21st October 2020 Saturday 7th November 2020 Saturday 5th December 2020 Saturday 20th March 2021 Saturday 5th June 2021*

DEGREE SHOW 2020 Thursday 3rd - Saturday 12th June 2021 More information on our degree show becomes available on our website closer to the time.

*This event takes place during the Degree Show

DISCLAIMER

AWARDING BODY All undergraduate programmes are validated by Arts University Bournemouth. Graduating students will be awarded with a certificate from the Arts University Bournemouth.

The Northern School of Art is committed to providing an inclusive learning and working environment that recognises the value of every individual regardless of their background or personal characteristics. It aims to do this by encouraging a culture which actively welcomes, respects, promotes and embraces diversity; employs fairness in all aspects of employment and teaching thereby creating and sustaining a positive and supportive environment for all members of its community.

Please visit northernart.ac.uk to download a copy of the application form or contact the Admissions Team at

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Discover where we are Hartlepool a coastal town connected to the A19, which runs from north of Newcastle to the north of Doncaster. Like the road connections, the train links are fantastic, providing you with easy access to towns and cities such as Newcastle, Middlesbrough, Sunderland, York and London.

WHERE WE ARE

LONDON

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NEWCASTLE 1 hr 45mins EDINBURGH

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GRAND CENTRAL ROUTE Sunderland, Hartlepool, Eaglescliffe, Northallerton, Thirsk, York, London, Kings Cross. NORTHERN RAIL ROUTE Nunthorpe, Gyspy Lane, Marton, Middlesbrough, Thornaby, Stockton, Billingham, Seaton Carew, Hartlepool, Seaham, Sunderland, Heworth, Newcastle, Metrocentre, Wylam, Prudhoe, Stocksfield, Riding Mill, Corbridge, Hexham.

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BIRMINGHAM

CARDIFF

LONDON

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STUDENT

SERVICES

Design by Jamie Kirk Photography by Russ Norman

The student services advice team is committed to providing high quality support on a range of issues and topics. We are knowledgeable, experienced and professional staff and will be happy to provide you with the advice and guidance you need to maximise your learning experience and make the most of student life.

Printed by Alpha Graphics With thanks to all staff, students, alumni and partners who have contributed to this publication and made it possible. © The Northern School of Art 2020

If the team is not able to answer your query, we are able to support you to contact other support services outside of The Northern School of Art. It is important to us that you get the advice and guidance you need as quickly and easily as possible. What can the student Services Advice Team can support you with a wide range of issues including: • Accommodation Queries • Student Finance • Counselling Service • Student Welfare Enquiries

COME TO AN OPEN DAY & DISCOVER YOUR FUTURE

• Pastoral Support • Disability Support • Accommodation

Saturday 26th September 2020 Wednesday 21st October 2020 Saturday 7th November 2020 Saturday 5th December 2020 Saturday 20th March 2021 Saturday 5th June 2021*

Our Hartlepool office opening hours are: TELEPHONE

01429 858410 (Term time only) or 01642 856125 E-MAIL

HEStudent.Services@northernart.ac.uk or Disability@northernart.ac.uk OPENING TIMES

Monday to Thurs 8.30am - 5.00pm or Friday 8.30am - 4.30pm 92

*This event takes place during the Degree Show

Important This publication was developed in 2020 to help you choose the right course at The Northern School of Art. The information therefore reflects courses as they were at that time. The course details available at northernart.ac.uk provides the most up-to-date information about our courses. To make an informed decision about which course to apply to, please check our website.

DEGREE SHOW 2020 Thursday 3rd - Saturday 12th June 2021 More information on our degree show becomes available on our website closer to the time. CAN’T MAKE AN OPEN DAY?

You can book onto a ‘talking tour’ at any time during the year. We also attend a wide range of UCAS events up and down the country. Booking information for open events and talking tours is available at northernart.ac.uk

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