New Zealand Diploma In Arts And Design in Universal College of Learning (UCOL), New Zealand

New Zealand Diploma In Arts And Design in Universal College of Learning (UCOL)

Overview

Glass Arts – Hot and kiln-based glass
Visual Arts – 3D sculpture and painting
Design Media – Graphic design, 3D, animation, and publication design
Textiles/Fashion Design – Design, pattern drafting, and construction

The programme will introduce you to a range of materials and methods, and enable you to develop your research skills to create unique solutions.

Develop your proficiency in the language of art and design as you are introduced to a wide range of skills and practices. The compulsory courses cover drawing, art/design history, and putting your skills into practice to meet a brief. These are designed to extend your chosen elective practice.
 
Learn from our creative and successful team of lecturers, who design and exhibit nationally and internationally. UCOL also has unique collaborative partnerships within its community to add to your learning experience.

Here are some snapshots of the class of 2017 making glass objects and Senior Lecturer - Glass and Visual Arts, Kathryn Wightman demonstrating how to polish glass:

Career & Study Outcomes

• Object design 
• Visual arts practice 
• Gallery practice 
• Commercial glass studios
• Craft production

To find out more about possible job prospects and salaries, see Ministry of Business, Innovation and Employment's Occupation Outlook for Designers and Artists.

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