BA (Hons) Modelmaking for Industry: Degree Apprenticeship at Arts University Bournemouth

Modelmakers work in a very wide range of industries including architectural and building, product design, engineering, museums and exhibitions, film, TV, video games and digital media, props and costumes, advertising and sculpture. Employers vary in size from micro to large. Core skills will be learned through your specialisms, and digital skills of CAD, CAM, image manipulation, document creation etc., are embedded throughout the course.

Faculty: Art, Design and Architecture  |  Duration: 3 years (36 months) Delivery 1 day per week online; 4 days per week (in workplace) Residentials 3x 5-day Residentials per year End Point Assessment period 2 months Apprenticeship Standard Reference ST1371 Model Maker LARS Code 770 EQA Provider Office for Students  |  Study mode: degree apprenticeship (work-based)  |  Location: Poole, England, United Kingdom

What you will study

Level 4: First-year units support the apprentice’s introduction to professional modelmaking, and enable the development of the fundamental skills needed for effective study. Level 5: Second-year units expand apprentices’ knowledge of research methods, innovation, and the commercial implications for the work that they do. Level 6: Final year units will enhance apprentices’ research and communication skills, while enabling them to establish a critical position on contemporary issues within their discipline.

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