The course involves a range of practical and folder-based work focusing on ceramics, sculpture , exhibition design, design for theatre, television and film, interior design, product design, environmental and architectural design, jewellery/body ornament, 3D digital design. You will study both contemporary and traditional design techniques whilst exploring a range of media; learning about a variety of design styles, genres and traditions based around both European and non-European examples. In the first year we use the skills and techniques learned to create two prototypes based on the study of designers, processes and materials. There is an opportunity to create work by hand and CAD/CAM, and using various software on the computer, whilst theoretical work and experimental techniques are recorded in sketchbooks. What it can lead to This subject can lead onto a number of different pathways including numerous varying degree courses and professions. The skills developed and enhanced during this 2 year course can prepare you for designing, modelling and manufacturing. University courses including Product Design, Architecture, 3D Design, Fine Art, Model Making, 3D Imagery and Engineering.
You must have achieved at least a Grade 6 in Design & Technology. Students should have studied Resistant Materials GCSE, however students with Graphic Products or Textiles GCSEs will find the course accessible. All students with a strong interest in the subject will be considered. Art GCSE would be beneficial.
Self-directed study 60% Externally Set Assignment 40%
About Education Provider
| Region | South East |
| Local Authority | Surrey |
| Ofsted Rating | Outstanding |
| Gender Type | Mixed |
| Address | Weybourne Road, Farnham, GU9 9HF |
The course involves a range of practical and folder-based work focusing on ceramics, sculpture , exhibition design, design for theatre, television and film, interior design, product design, environmental and architectural design, jewellery/body ornament, 3D digital design. You will study both contemporary and traditional design techniques whilst exploring a range of media; learning about a variety of design styles, genres and traditions based around both European and non-European examples. In the first year we use the skills and techniques learned to create two prototypes based on the study of designers, processes and materials. There is an opportunity to create work by hand and CAD/CAM, and using various software on the computer, whilst theoretical work and experimental techniques are recorded in sketchbooks. What it can lead to This subject can lead onto a number of different pathways including numerous varying degree courses and professions. The skills developed and enhanced during this 2 year course can prepare you for designing, modelling and manufacturing. University courses including Product Design, Architecture, 3D Design, Fine Art, Model Making, 3D Imagery and Engineering.
You must have achieved at least a Grade 6 in Design & Technology. Students should have studied Resistant Materials GCSE, however students with Graphic Products or Textiles GCSEs will find the course accessible. All students with a strong interest in the subject will be considered. Art GCSE would be beneficial.
Self-directed study 60% Externally Set Assignment 40%
