New Zealand Certificate In Arts And Design (level 4) in Universal College of Learning (UCOL), New Zealand

New Zealand Certificate In Arts And Design (level 4) in Universal College of Learning (UCOL)

Overview

This is a hands on, studio-based programme which allows you to explore and expand your skills in a range of visual arts, fashion/textiles and digital design mediums. 

UCOL's NZ Certificate in Arts and Design (Level 4) aims to provide a solid grounding in a range of design and arts media as well as art and design history. It is an excellent stair-casing programme for entry into Diploma and Degree level art and design qualifications.

Career & Study Outcomes

• Prepares graduates for entry level positions within the arts and/or creative industries or higher level study within art/craft/design disciplines 
• Provides students with a strong understanding of the cultural sector of Aotearoa New Zealand to enhance the creative industries.
• Enables students to produce work through applying creative processes in a studio-based environment that reflects professional practices and conventions within arts/craft and design contexts.

To find out more about possible job prospects and salaries, see Ministry of Business, Innovation and Employment's Occupation Outlook for Designers and Artists.

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