Pre-Degree Foundation Diploma in Art, Media and Design - Art
and Design Level 3 and 4
Duration
One Year full time
Attendance
You are expected to be available to attend college Monday to
Friday 9am to 4.30pm.
Course Description
This one year course is designed to help learners make the
transition from A levels to University study in any of the full
range of Art, Design & Media BA’s.
A focused programme of exploration and development leads to the
preparation of a portfolio for University entry.
Course Structure
The programme is broken down into three parts, the Exploratory
Stage; The Pathway Stage; and the Confirmatory Stage. Learners will
develop their autonomy through the stages and those whose
development progresses appropriately may be entered for Level 4
credits.
You will also study Key Skills which include Maths and
English.
Course Assessment
The Course is assessed continuously with frequent individual and
group tutorials and assessment points at the end of each stage.
Course Entry Requirements
- Minimum age of entry is 18 years.
- 5 GCSEs grades A*-C and at least two AS or one A2 Level
qualification; Or a National Diploma.
- For equivalent qualifications see the Entry Requirements Explained page
- All applicants must complete an initial assessment in Maths and
English and attend an interview
- A portfolio of art work should be presented at interview
Course Costs
There are no course fees if you are under 19 years old on 31
August 2010. However, you will have to pay a materials fee on
enrolment, purchase sketchbooks and pay for trips. You will be
informed of these at your interview.
Course Enrichment
Activities such as trips and visits will be arranged, which are
beneficial to this course and your learning. These activities are
optional and additional fees will be charged to you. Details will
be provided at the time of interview.
Course Progression
Most learners will progress to University in a range of Art,
Design & Media areas, including Fashion, Photography, Graphic
Design and Fine Art including degrees offered by Doncaster
College
Course Career Prospects
Opportunities exist to enter the Creative Industries at a Junior
Level but further study would be recommended to achieve employment
in many job roles including professional artist, product designer,
games designer, fashion designer, curator.
Useful career websites:
If you are unsure about your career progression please contact
the Careers Team.
For Specific Course Information Contact
Claire Perkins, academic Administrator, 01302 553819 claire.perkins@don.ac.uk
For Application and Enrolment Information Contact
Learner Services Centre
Doncaster College
The Hub
Chappell Drive
Doncaster
DN1 2RF
Free phone : 0800 358 7575
Web: www.don.ac.uk
E Mail: infocentre@don.ac.uk
For more advanced courses such as Degrees and HNC/Ds please click here.