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01 36 Art and Design Design for Interiors* BA (Hons) Full-time/Part-time BA (Hons) Top Up Full-time/Part-time UcAS code W252 BA/DI (Route A - 3 years full-time). E252 BA/DIb (Route B - 3 years full-time). W251 BA/DInt (Top Up - Route A - 1 year fulltime). E251 BA/DIntb (Top Up - Route B - 1 year fulltime). Duration BA (Hons) - 3 years full-time or 4.5 years parttime. BA (Hons) ‘Top Up’ - 1 year full-time or 2 years part-time. Start dates September. Typical offer BA (Hons) - 160 UCAS points or equivalent and portfolio of appropriate work/interview. BA (Hons) ‘Top Up’ - Direct entry to the BA (Hons) final year may be possible for applicants who hold an appropriate foundation degree, HND or equivalent. See Entry Requirements page 174. Additional costs Some additional costs related to specific appropriate materials relevant to programme of study. Possible additional costs related to study visits. About the course Three well-established subject areas contribute to this course.This means that you benefit from the rich diversity of teaching in Product Design, Art and Design and the Built Environment available at the University of Bolton. What you will learn You will gain all the professional skills required to progress in this dynamic and exciting sector. Do you want to specialise in domestic, industrial or retail interior design? You can choose.This course is at the cutting edge of contemporary design for interiors issues so you will learn about environmental aspects of design, designing for special user groups, and the use of technology in interiors.The practical and theoretical modules cover colour, drawing, CAD, materials, and the history of interior design and develop an awareness of the regulatory issues affecting the sector. You will deliver group and individual projects and presentations and develop advanced research skills in preparation for your Personal Project. What you will study Combining practical and theoretical study, live projects and work based learning, this course covers all aspects of interior design. Level 1 Critical Studies; Colour,Texture and Finishes; Drawing and Drafting for Interiors; Materials; CAD Skills; Work Based Learning Project. Level 2 Design Restraints; Global Interiors; Enterprise and Business; CAD Practice and Analysis; Design Theories; Interior Design Project. Level 3 Theory into Practice; Contemporary Issues in Interior Design; Project Management;The Smart Building; Professionalising your Practice; Personal Project. Project work forms a substantial part of this programme; at this level modules combine creative, academic and professional learning in practice.You will consider new technologies, theories and applications including eco-design. As you develop your individual project you will be challenged and supported by frequent tutorials and group discussions.You will work independently and develop advanced critical appraisal skills enabling you to evaluate your own work. Special features •In the first two years of the course you will undertake a study visit to an international trade fair, and later have the opportunity to participate in national competitions and exhibitions. • Teaching and learning is in small groups so you benefit from specialist, one-to-one tutor support throughout your course. careers and professional development The BA (Hons) in Design for Interiors course offers you the opportunity to become a creative professional. It is taught by industry experts and is directly relevant to the sector – so you have the edge.You will be confident, informed, design proficient, and market aware – and in-demand. With professional and business skills – from drawing to colour to project management – you will be ready for a wide range of direct employment or freelance work within the sector. Graduates are in-demand as designers, consultants, stylists, educators and buyers in diverse sectors, and some choose to progress to higher study. related courses • FdA Design for Interiors. • BA (Hons) Textile/Surface Design. *Subject to validation. contents previous next quit
01 Art and Design Fine Arts BA (Hons) Full-time/Part-time UcAS code W101 BA/FA (Route A - 3 years full-time). E101 BA/FAb (Route B - 3 years full-time). Duration 3 years full-time. 4 to 6 years part-time. Pathways available Single/Joint Honours. This discipline can be combined with other subjects - for more information visit www.bolton. ac.uk/combinedhonours Start dates September. Typical offer 160 UCAS points or equivalent and portfolio of appropriate work/interview. See Entry Requirements page 174. Additional costs Some additional costs related to specific appropriate materials relevant to programme of study. Possible additional costs related to study visits. Materials are provided, but additional materials will be required depending upon the modules selected. About the course The course allows a wide range of creative fine arts practice, and is multi-disciplinary in its approach.You can opt to pursue a specialised route in a medium such as painting or sculpture, or more often develop additional skills in areas such as photography or ceramics, and bring these skills to your area of specialism.The programme has also developed strong links to arts organisations and local authority arts groups, allowing you to work on ‘live’ projects if you choose. Excellent, new studio facilities, that include individual work stations, close to all the T 0 204 903903 E enquiries@bolton.ac.uk W www.bolton.ac.uk multi-media workshops, allow for a high level of presentation and development of specialist skills. What you will learn The course is primarily intended to equip you with a professional level of understanding in fine arts practice.You will learn new skills to a high standard in a number of core specialisms, and be able to make links between these specialisms in order to develop a substantial and high standard body of creative art works.You will become increasingly independent in your thinking, and confident in your ability to apply your knowledge to your practical work. What you will study Level 1 gives you an opportunity to learn new skills and develop a critical and informed view of the visual arts. Exploration and experimentation is encouraged in this intensive year of discovery. Level 2 is where you will begin to establish your personal direction and begin to make use of the many different specialisms available to you. Students often make links between their own projects in the core module, and the electives that develop specialist skills.You will be given a personal studio space at the outset of the year, and you will work towards an external group exhibition at the end of the year. Level 3 allows you to become more independent where you can organise your time to suit your work pattern. Most of the year will be spent developing a major ‘Personal Project’. Special features The Fine Arts programme at Bolton has maintained its traditional approach to fine art, allowing you to develop specific skills across the spectrum of fine art, whilst using advances in digital technology and new media to enhance and keep up-to-date with new practices.You can apply a multi-disciplinary approach to your work, because of the open nature of the department, making use of the high-level facilities available. careers and professional development Fine Arts graduates are highly regarded for their abilities to visualise, think creatively ‘outside the box’, and for their acquisition of specialist skills in both 2D and 3D areas. Fine Arts graduates can apply their skills to a whole range of different careers, from self-employed artists, public art practitioners, and curatorial positions in galleries and museums, to art therapists, illustrators, and freelance designers (spatially, time-based, and 2D). Students from the course have moved on to further study at postgraduate and masters level including the MA in Public Art at the university, set up their own studio spaces, and obtained positions within local arts groups, such as Hospital Arts, Percent for Housing and Artists in Schools. Others have become freelance illustrators, and artists working for commission. related courses • BA (Hons) Art & Design. • BA (Hons) Textile/Surface Design. • BA (Hons) Photography*. *Subject to validation. 37 contents previous next quit
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