Bachelor of Arts (Honours) in Product Design
Institute: Institute for the Creative Arts
How to Apply
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Course Description
This degree programme prepares learners to work in the creative design of design crafts and industrial products. Learners learn how to respond to complex design briefs by investigating different cultural, socio-economic contexts and the development of design products. They will take individual responsibility to research and effectively communicate their creative ideas using visual communication and CAD software to present technical and creative renders of effective product designs. Guided lectures will provide learners with knowledge on fundamental topics such as sustainability, environmental studies, functional design, traditional 3D production and innovative technologies, also supported with the necessary skills to transform their designs into physical prototypes within industry-based scenarios.
Career Prospects
Industrial Product Designer,
Furniture Designer,
Prop Designer for Stage or Set
Entry Requirements
Internal Progression Route…
MCAST Advanced Diploma in Art and Design
or
MCAST Advanced Diploma in Joinery, Furniture Design and Manufacturing
or
MCAST Advanced Diploma in Manufacturing
or
MCAST Advanced Diploma in Welding and Fabrication
OR
2 A-Level passes and 2 I-Level passes
Compulsory A-Level: Art or Graphical Communication or Engineering Drawing or Physics
Applicants may be asked to sit for an Interview and/or present their Portfolio.
Other Important matters to be noted and considered:
Full MQF Level 4 Qualifications awarded by the Malta School of Art can be submitted as part of the required documents uploaded at point of application for this programme of studies, and will be reviewed accordingly with a view of considering, or otherwise, eligibility.
Any possible alternative qualifications (local and European) which may be presented instead of the above clearly set compulsory subjects, must very clearly be evidenced / documented as being equivalent to the set compulsory subjects in terms of Level, volume (in credits), and Content coverage. It will not be possible to consider variances, given the expected preparation and foundations in possession of the applicant asking to be considered for this MQF Level 6 Degree programme of studies.