Digital Design (Degree Apprenticeship) BA at Middlesex University

Programme overview

The BA Digital Design apprenticeship programme is a new way of learning through an employer, apprentice and university partnership. Learning is achieved in the workplace and is completed while employed in industry.

Faculty: Faculty of Arts and Creative Industries | Department: School of Design | Study mode: (degree apprenticeship) | Location: London, England, United Kingdom

What you will study

Apprentices will develop knowledge, skills and behaviours including: Creative processes and key perspectives, approaches and schools of thought and how to apply them; working to/with briefs and managing client relationships; digital design tools and methods, and understanding their strengths and weaknesses and application; user centred and accessible design, user research & UX; fundamentals of branding; visualisation of data; 3D Data capture and processing; 3D Models for use in creative sectors and wider economy.

Career pathways

The programme is specifically designed to prepare apprentices to be fully competent to undertake the role of Creative Digital Design Professional on completion of both the bachelor’s degree qualification and the apprenticeship. For example: Application Designer, Creative Artworker, Creative Design Manager, Creative Designer, Creative Director, Digital Designer, Graphic Designer, Interaction Designer and Web Designer.

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Entry requirements

Apprentices must be in full time employment. Apprenticeship programmes are not available for international students. Apprentices would need to be working in England for a minimum of 3 years prior to starting an apprenticeship. Apprentices should have English, Maths at Level 2 (GCSE C/4 or equivalent). Apprentices without level 2 English and Maths 2 (GCSE or equivalent) will need to achieve this level prior to taking the End-Point Assessment. UCAS tariff of 112 points. Relevant or prior experiential learning (RPL) will be assessed at the start of the programme, and if evidenced may convert relevant university-level knowledge, skills and behaviours into credits that can be put towards a qualification. Course specific requirements: Applicants to the course may be invited to an interview. Show previous slide. chevron_left. Show next slide. chevron_right. "I am grateful for the opportunity to study at MDX, where I am surrounded by talented creatives and receive amazing support from my course leader, Tim. This design course has greatly influenced my passion for creativity, I am thankful to be a part of it.". Sabah Khan. "I feel so lucky to be on this course! From the start I was pumped and ready to learn and the journey has been such an eye opener. I can’t begin to describe the amount of information and insight that has been shared. You will find these little gems you can use to elevate yourself and your way of thinking. This course has taught me so much already, presenting areas o

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