Graphic Design & Photography

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Blocks

3

Level

Vocational

Course Length

2 Years

Timetable

Full Time
Reasons to study Graphic Design & Photography
Excellent preparation for your career in Graphic Design and Photography, learning from assignments that are based on realistic workplace situations. Learn to work with industry professionals on ‘live’ projects, building employability skills and opportunities to see your work used commercially. Access to a range of specialist equipment including the Adobe Creative Suite, a lighting studio and darkroom. Chance to progress to university, or into Art and Design-related employment.
What you will study
Year 1 – you will develop visual language skills with a variety of media including a combination of computer-based processes and techniques using industry-standard software (Adobe Creative Suite), also incorporating use of traditional media and materials. Year 2 – you have the choice of pursuing either the Graphic Design or the Photography pathways. Specialist areas in the Graphic Design pathway includes digital capture and editing, advertising, typography and publishing. Specialist areas in the Photography pathway include landscape/architecture, studio, film and portraiture.
Entry Criteria
commitment to Graphic Design or Photography hard work ethic enthusiasm for producing personal and unique work passion for the subject
How you will be assessed
Year 1 – four main assignments Year 2 – two main assignments + Final Major Project The National Diploma is coursework and unit based.
Priestley extra
Gallery visits, research trips as well as visiting speakers from universities and industry to discuss career paths. ‘Live’ assignments set by industry professionals. Past clients range from Sky TV, Barclays, Professional Imagemaker, Greene King cakes and a number of local and national charities and businesses.

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Progression
You will build a strong portfolio that will allow you to apply for top university places or go on to work in the Creative Industries, in full-time employment or apprenticeships. Other options include progression onto the Art Foundation course.

How to Apply

Apply for your place early to avoid disappointment!