Graphic Design
This programme provides students with a foundation in creative practice, integrating theoretical, practical, and technical elements. Initial units focus on developing skills for academic success, personal growth, and professional development, emphasizing reflection, creative thinking, and technical skills like visual communication and digital image-making. Progressing, students engage with subject-specific methodologies, fostering critical thinking and interdisciplinary approaches. Advanced units emphasize specialization and self-initiated projects, encouraging autonomy and creative authorship. Students are supported in research, writing, and project management, preparing for professional practice.
Duration
4 years
Campus
Canary Wharf, London
Start Date
November, February
Study Mode
Full Time
Why Study This Course?
No study reasons available for this course.
Course Modules
Explore the comprehensive curriculum designed to develop your skills year by year through structured learning paths
Foundation Year
Modules may include*:Fundamentals
30 creditsModule Code: FD01
Thinking Through Making
30 creditsModule Code: FD02
Developing Specialist Practice
30 creditsModule Code: FD03
Specialist Project
30 creditsModule Code: FD04
*Subject to change.
Year 1
Modules may include*:Methods & Materials
30 creditsModule Code: 401
Encountering Place
30 creditsModule Code: 402
Exploring Subject
30 creditsModule Code: 403
Platforms of Exchange
30 creditsModule Code: 404
*Subject to change.
Year 2
Modules may include*:Speculative Strategies
30 creditsModule Code: 501
Global Challenges
30 creditsModule Code: 502
Ideas & Audience
30 creditsModule Code: 503
Emergent Practice
30 creditsModule Code: 504
*Subject to change.
*Optional Sandwich Year. This is taken in the form of a self-negotiated placement or internship and is subject to agreement and approval by the University. 1 full academic year (Sandwich year), to be taken upon successful completion of all Level 4 & 5 units and commencement of Level 6.
Year 3
Modules may include*:Research & Development
30 creditsModule Code: 601
Publication
30 creditsModule Code: 602
Final Major Project
30 creditsModule Code: 603
Positioning Practice
30 creditsModule Code: 604
*Subject to change.
Entry Requirements
Academic Requirements
English Language
To meet the demanding academic content of a UK degree, all applicants are required to demonstrate English proficiency at the B2 level or above of the Common European Framework (CEFR).
A wide range of academic English qualifications and English tests are accepted as evidence of applicant’s English language ability, which include:
GCSE English Language grade 4/C or above
IELTS 5.5 overall
Level 2 Functional Skills Qualification in English
VCAD Internal English Assessment
For further details, please see the VCAD English Assessment policy.
Career Prospects
Career prospects information not available