Course Overview
From the outset, you will gain hands-on experience in practical studio sessions and workshops – developing your core material skills. Lectures, led by members of the academic staff, will broaden your theoretical understanding of your field, whilst smaller, targeted seminars are designed to guide you in meeting more individual intellectual and practical demands.
The core of your studio teaching will be delivered through tutor group critiques, where a high level of academic and peer-to-peer advice is given and through individual tutorials with academic staff. These are supplemented in the first and second years with academic-led material practice projects, drawing classes and technical workshops with Technician Demonstrators.
During their first year of study, each student can expect to receive between 14 and 22 hours of contact time per week via lectures, seminars, tutorials and practical workshops.
General Eligibility
Minimum three A levels to include Grades CCC. No specific subjects are required. Welsh Baccalaureate – Advanced Skills Challenge Certificate is considered a third subject.
Part Time Work Details
20 Hours of Work permit weekly for international students.
Language Requirement