Course Details
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HNC Art and Design

SCQF Level 7

The HNC/D Art and Design programme allows you to study a variety of creative arts, including portrait and figure studies, painting techniques, jewellery design, glass, textiles and mixed media. During the programme, you will develop a substantial portfolio and take part in an exhibition of your own art work which will help you prepare for employment or your next step into higher education.

If you have gained an Advanced Higher in Art and Design this will prove a great starting point to this course.

What You Study

  • Textiles
  • Project Work
  • Portrait and Figure Studies
  • Portfolio Preparation
  • Drawing Techniques
  • Painting Studies and Mixed Media
  • Jewellery Design
  • Glass

Practical Projects

Throughout the course, participants will work on a range of exciting and varied practical projects. Starting with a design brief, individuals will create design ideas by applying theoretical, investigative, problem solving and technical skills. These practical projects will give students the opportunity to explore a variety of media in a creative way.

Duration and Attendance

  • HNC – One Year Full-time
  • HND – Two Years Full-time

This course is offered as a one year HNC or two year HND. Entry requirements are the same for both.

Entry Requirements

One of the following:

  • 4 Highers including English and Art and Design/Craft and Design and 4 Standard Grades at Grade 3 or above
  • Relevant NQ course

AND

  • Suitable portfolio of Art and Design

Further Study

Gain entry to the first or second year of a relevant degree course.

Career Opportunities

On successful completion of the course, students will be ready to embark on a career as a practicing artist.

This course is currently offered on the date(s) and venue(s) listed below.

Method of Study Starts Ends Based at Apply
Full Time 03 Sep 2012 14 Jun 2013 Glenrothes (Stenton Campus) apply online

While we make every attempt to ensure the accuracy of course information, this is subject to change, as part of our continuous improvement process.

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