Graduate Diploma Fine Art
Course overview
| Qualification | Advanced Diploma |
| Study mode | Full-time |
| Duration | 1 year |
| Intakes | September |
| Tuition (Local students) | Data not available |
| Tuition (Foreign students) | Data not available |
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Entry Requirements
- BA (Hons) degree or equivalent academic qualifications
- Evidence of ability in art or design
- Alternative qualifications and experience will also be taken into consideration
- IELTS level 6.0 or above if English isn’t their first language, with at least 5.5 in reading, writing, listening and speaking
Curriculum
Unit 1 - Research and risk-taking: exploring your practice
- You will establish and develop a working practice that best makes use of the College environment and your studio.
- You will ask fundamental questions about what it is to have a research informed practice where you will explore and articulate ideas through making work.
- This unit will help you develop a holistic approach where theory, practice and a professional context are interdependent within a practice that you will develop through the next two units.
Unit 2 - Contexts: Critical and Professional
- Having explored potential ideas and theories that inform your practice in the first unit, you will next contextualise your practice within the diversity of current theories and debates.
- You will critically evaluate and identify references within art, literature, popular culture or theory.
- You will focus on your own specific interests to develop a secure grasp of the areas of concern that are important to your practice.
- The lectures and seminars act as models of how to focus, analyse and explore particular issues in greater depth.
Unit 3 - Practice: Development and Realisation
- This unit asks you to develop your work towards a point of realisation in the form of exhibitions and through a portfolio.
- You will be expected to exhibit your work and, through the documentation of these exhibitions, demonstrate your ability to consolidate your research-informed practice into an appropriate form.
- The exhibitions will also demonstrate your awareness of how your work might operate appropriately within a professional context.