Course Overview

In consultation with the Course Leader, Level Leaders are responsible for coordinating individual units of study, and for selecting appropriate methods of delivery according to the subject matter and the student experience. The study time allocated to each unit in the course incorporates a balance of formal teaching, tutorial support, and independent learning. Theoretical, contextual, studio, and professional practices are embedded within all units. This integration dissolves the artificial barriers between these forms of engagement, such as recognizing theory in making, allowing you to fully realize your potential and truly understand the rich relationship between these elements of practice.

General Eligibility

Were looking for your portfolio to demonstrate your drawing, design, and graphic skills. Try to think about drawing in the broadest possible way: illustrators use all kinds of approaches, media, and processes in their work. Wed love to see your ability to experiment. You should include a selection of the projects that you're working on in your current course and any self-initiated work that youd like to show us. Wed like to see examples of drawing, developmental work, and finished outcomes. We are particularly interested to see your sketchbook and how research that you have done informs your practice. Your portfolio should show: Enthusiasm for exploring ideas through drawing Evidence of a thoughtful, enquiring mind and a commitment to the subject area Evidence of ability to interpret a brief intelligently and execute with innovation and flair An understanding of contemporary illustration practice and formats A willingness to engage in debate on a variety of topical and cultural issues Consider how your portfolio is organized and presented as this is important.

Part Time Work Details

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Language Requirement

• Academic IELTS or UKVI IELTS 6.0 overall with at least 5.5 in each band.