Higher Education Brochure 2012 - Macclesfield College

Science
Foundation Degree Courses
Applied Science FdSc
This course will prepare you
for a career in a laboratorybased
industry by developing
your technical and scientific
research skills, along with
enhancing your laboratory
practical technique. You will
study applied Chemistry and
Biology and cover areas such
Creave Industries
Creative Arts for
Employment (FdA)
This Foundation Degree will
help you to become
a practitioner in the creative
industries and develop
a broad understanding of
creative arts practice across
a wide range of specialist
areas, including: painting,
drawing, printmaking,
sculpture, ceramics,
photography, video,
installation, textiles, mixed
media and 3D making.
You will receive dedicated
tuition from a team of staff
with specialist expertise, all
of whom are contemporary
practitioners in their
own field.
Graphics & Digital
Media (FdA)
This Foundation Degree will
allow you to make an
immediate creative, ethical
and intelligent contribution
to industry. You will study
all aspects of graphic design
including typography, design,
drawing, illustration,
animation and interactive
and digital design.
Residential study trips,
work experience and
creative enterprises will
further develop your skills.
You should ideally have
both creative and design
software experience, however
bridging qualifications are
available.
as organic and inorganic
synthesis, genetics,
adaptation and diversity,
microbiology and forensic
analysis.
Events Management
(FdA)
This course will focus on
the dynamic, diverse and
rapidly developing events
management industry.
You will study a range of
subjects including the events
industry, events marketing,
event project management
and hospitality. In addition,
you will study core business
and management units in
accounting, finance, business
planning and human
resources. Study trips,
seminars with industry
professionals and work
placement will extend your
experience of the industry.
For more details www.macclesfield.ac.uk 01625 410002