Entry

HND: Art; Design; Computer Arts; Contemporary Art Practice; Film Craft; Animation; Photography; Visual Communication; Audio visual Technology; Digital Media;  Technical Theatre; Production Arts, or relevant discipline, PLUS Higher English (Grade B or above) or accepted alternative.

Interview required.

Other routes for admission

• Recognition of Prior Learning (RPL): RPL refers to learning you have already gained before starting your programme at University. Recognition of your prior learning means that it can be counted in lieu of standard entry requirements for a programme, or, can allow you to be awarded credit within your programme
  
  “Appropriate learning, wherever acquired, provided that it has been subject to reliable and valid methods of assessment, is accepted for the purpose of gaining academic credit towards an award of the University.” 
  
  
•  Applicants who have successfully completed a programme of certificated learning at a recognised UK awarding institution are considered for admission with credit, at an appropriate point on the programme of study for which entry is being sought.
  
  
• Accreditation of Prior Experiential Learning (APEL): APEL is defined as learning that has its source in experience, for example at work or in the community. The assessment of APEL is undertaken by the University. 

Learn

With a focus on multi-disciplinary learning, you’ll have access to industry-leading facilities such as art, printmaking and photography studios, computer labs and exhibition spaces.

You’ll develop transferable skills in content production, research methods and professional communication – meaning you can develop your portfolio.

You will work with industry specialists, such as designers, photographers, and visual artists.

Focus on practical approaches for creating visual arts content including graphics, illustration, animation, installation and time-based art, photography, ceramics, printmaking and drawing and painting.