BA (Hons) Art and Design Foundation Year

The Art and Design Foundation Year course offered by Ulster University is a high-quality preparatory programme designed for creatives looking to explore the wide range of art and design possibilities. This course aims to develop students' creative skills and techniques and set the groundwork for their pursuit of an art and design degree at the university level.Course Content: The students will develop a range of practical skills in art, design and contextual studies, with the opportunity to engage in an extensive variety of projects and workshops. Studios and workshops support hands-on experience in ceramics, animation, printing, wood construction and many more areas.Key Modules: The core modules include Skills Development, Art and Design Practice, Contextual Influences, and Personal Development Planning (PDP). The art and design practice modules will include sculpting, painting, screen printing, drawing, and photography.Accreditations: This course is accredited by Ulster University.Future Careers: Students who successfully complete this foundation year most often progress to year one of a degree programme within the Belfast School of Art. Graduates often pursue careers in fields such as fine art, textiles, photography, and graphic design, among others.For more information on this course, please visit the official course page.