Student Handbook 2024/25
Creative Practice: Art, Design and Communication (Level 3 Diploma / Extended Diploma)
UAL
Art & Design
Important Message
Applications for Further Education courses 25/26 opening soon!
Available Sessions
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CourseCampusTypeStart DateFees
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Course: University of the Arts London (UAL) Level 3 Diploma / Extended Diploma Creative Practice: Art, Design and CommunicationCampus: Strand RoadType: Full TimeStart Date:Fees:
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CLOSED
Course Offering
- Site location Strand Road
Course Modules
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- Year 1 X 3 Mandatory Units
- Unit 1 The Creative Process
- Unit 2 Developing Creative Practice
- Unit 3 Responding to a set Brief
- Year 2 X 3 Mandatory units
- Unit 4 Researching a Specialist Industry Practice
- Unit 5 Specialist Technical Skills Development
- Unit 6 Specialist Creative Outcome
Entry Requirements
UK Requirements
4 GCSEs (Grade C or above) to include Art or an art related subject(Moving image/Digital/Design).As well as the required academic qualifications, you will be interviewed, during which your portfolio of recent work must be presented.ROI Requirements
4 OLCs (Grade O5 or above) to include Art or an art related subject (Moving image/Digital/Design) OR Leaving Cert Applied. As well as the required academic qualifications, you will be interviewed, during which your portfolio of recent work must be presented.Additional Requirements Prior to Entry
Interview Required
Work Placement
N/A
What's Next?
Further Study
This course has a track record of progressing students to L3 Foundation in Art and Design, HND courses at NWRC and degree programmes at universities throughout the United Kingdom and Ireland.Career Prospects
Former students have found employment in areas including teaching, graphic design, fine art, illustration, product design, photography, set design, fashion illustration and professional artistry. Level 3 courses are valued by employers, as successful students possess practical experience and a qualification equivalent to 3 A-Levels.Enquiry
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I've won 11 awards at independent film festivals, including Best Director and Best Short Film. The support I received at NWRC gave me the confidence to pursue my passion.Ryan O'Connor (Media) -
An apprenticeship is a great route for your career as you are learning a new skill but also getting the experience while getting paid. I chose NWRC because I’ve always heard good reports about it. I applied for welding as I always had an interest in engineering as I had done it in school.Chloe RankinEngineering (Fabrication and Welding) (Level 3 Apprenticeship)