UAL Diploma in Art and Design Level 2 - Glass

When & Where

5 September 2022 - 27 June 2023 ( 350 hours, 35 weeks )
North Kensington Centre

Quick Facts

Availability Yes
Course Code K22MCAC11A
Suitable For 19 year olds and up are permitted on this course

What you will learn

This UAL Level 2 Diploma with specialism in glass runs over 2 days per week for adults – Mondays and Tuesdays from 10:00 to 4:00. The course is project-based and students are given encouragement and support to develop their ideas. There is also a strong commitment to the development of 2D and 3D on glassmaking skills as a tool for the communication of ideas. This programme covers a variety of techniques from architectural stained glass, surface decoration on glass, mould making as well as kiln-formed glass. It offers an invaluable opportunity for students to understand glassmaking in Art and Design; from concept to final product developing a wide range of glass techniques. Freehand & Technical drawings and 3D model making are also taught on the course. Alongside studio practice, this course covers general art and design principles, history of design, drawing skills and colour theory. Course activities include museum and gallery visits, liaison with trade and industry and exploration into the context of contemporary art and design practice in the 21st century. Using these experiences students will access a relevant network and produce a portfolio of design work to prepare them for the next level of study or work. We aim to provide a sound base of skills and knowledge while enhancing self-confidence and revealing the potential career opportunities On completing the course you can choose to progress onto the Level 3 Glass Certificate or the UAL Interior design Diploma, present your completed portfolio for university, or apply for one of the many jobs in the design industry within the sector. Do not miss this opportunity; enrol now as the courses fill up fast! For further information contact Maria.Zulueta@morleycollege.ac.uk

Learning Outcomes

By the end of this course, you will be able to:

Introduce students to the practice of art and design using the sketchbook, journal diary, the exploration and use of materials like glass, clay, metal, plaster, silicone and more
Enable students to develop and express their creative and imaginative potential working with 2D and 3D work.
Provide choices from a selection of Art and Design/ Architectural as well as kiln formed glass
Give students a valuable educational experience, preparing students for higher level of study or other choices in the Art and Design background

On successful completion of the course, you will achieve the following qualification: Diploma in Art and Design [UAL]

Class format and activities

Practical activities and workshops will take place in-center , whilst tutorials, research and contextual studies will take place online. The normal mode of delivery would be in – a center studio-based practice where you will learn new glass technical skills, exploring materials and producing experimental and finished work working in the studios. The expected mode of delivery would be a combination of in-center with social distancing and online plus learning for tutorials, virtual presentations from artists and museums and debates. The course is a studio-based with projects and an encouragement to develop personal ideas and a commitment to explore practical glass skills in the studios. Practical demonstrations with techniques that will cover applique/mosaic, creating ceramic and plaster moulds, glass surface decoration like painting and sandblasting, fusing, slumping with the opportunity to explore materials, and produce experimental and finished work. The Glass Lecturer is established to give the broadest and most creative dynamic to teaching and learning. The lecturer will also offer personal tutorials and support you in your studies within a friendly environment. Alongside studio practice, this course covers general art and design principles, history of design, drawing skills and colour theory. Course activities include museum and gallery visits, liaison with trade and industry and exploration into the context of contemporary art and design practice in the 21st century. Using these experiences students will access a relevant network and produce a portfolio of design work to prepare them for the next level of study or work.

Entry requirements

All applicants should have a portfolio of artwork; a minimum of grade 4-9 at GCSE English, Maths and Art, or the equivalent, other practically creative based art and design areas considered. You may be an applicant with advanced qualifications and/or work experience, 19+ planning a career change or wanting to fulfil an ambition to study art but need to develop a strong portfolio for a Foundation course place and university.

What you need to know before you enrol

Prior to the course, all applicants must complete their current course of study. An interview is required. Please contact Maria.Zulueta@morleycollege.ac.uk . You will need to fill up the course application from the Website.

What you need

Students will be required to bring course files and purchase their own materials, including an A3 portfolio/s to hold flat artwork, glass, mould facilities, own glass enamels. We stock basic materials that you can buy at cost price as required. You will need to provide your own protective clothing.

What you can do next

Our aim is to provide a sound base of skills and knowledge, while enhancing self-confidence and revealing the potential career opportunities On completing the course you can choose to progress onto the Btec L3 Certificate in Art and Desig- glass, Btec L3 Certificate in Art and Desig- Interior Design, UAL L3 in Art and Design-Interior design, be able to present your completed portfolio for university, or apply for one of the many jobs in the design industry within the Art and Design sector. Previous students have had offers from and progressed to courses at some of the best colleges and universities in the UK. Further education and examples of previous students progression pathways : Btec L3 Certificate in Art and Design- glass Btec L3 Certificate in Art and Design- Interior Design UAL L3 in Art and Design-Interior design Art and Design foundation course Employment in the creative industry in the Art and Design sector

Cost

Full fee

£2135

Concession fee