The equivalent of 5 GCSEs (Grade C and above) to include Maths and English
Undergraduate Courses
Applicants for undergraduate studies within school of management must apply through UCAS Students with good grades in their Polytechnic / College of Technology Diploma (3- to 4-years in duration). or students with good grades in their Indian Certificate of Education - awarded on completion of Standard X and who have completed a recognized Foundation Course. or students with good grades in their Higher Secondary School Certificates - Indian School Certificate (ISC) / Intermediate Certificate / Higher School Certificate / Higher Secondary Certificate / All India Senior School Certificate / Pre-University Course - awarded on completion of Standard XII
Postgraduate Courses
Students with the following qualifications from a recognized institution in India: Bachelor of Arts / Science (Honours / Special degree). or Bachelor of Arts / Science / Commerce. or Bachelor degree in professional subjects. or Bachelor of Science (Engineering). or Bachelor of Engineering / Technology. or Bachelor of Law (LLB). or Bachelor of Education (4 years integrated programme) Master of Engineering or Technology. or Master of Philosophy. or Master's degree. or Post-graduate Diploma in Management. or Master of Arts / Science / Commerce. or Postgraduate Diploma. or Students with a Bachelor degree from a recognized institution in the UK.
Course Level
IELTS
Foundation Course
4.5 overall with no sub score lower than 4.0
Undergraduate Course
6.0 overall* with no sub score lower than 5.5
Postgraduate Course
6.0 overall* with no sub score lower than 5.5
Conditional Offer
Unconditional Offer
CAS
2 Weeks
1 Week
3 Days
Entry requirements
Applicants should have a strong art and/or design portfolio and demonstrate a commitment to art and/or design, and preferably five GCSE passes to include English language and Mathematics* at grade C or above
at least an IELTS 6.0 standard or equivalent
Course Modules
Year One
Subject: artem - 30 credits
Subject: vox/voice - 30 credits
Begin to examine the power of material language. Your first term introduces you to a diverse range of clay practices – and core skills of throwing and plaster work, multiple hand building and construction processes and different firing methods.
Field one: collaborate - 20 credits*
Widen your horizons by joining students from other courses to collaborate on a project. You'll take inspiration from other disciplines to build on your experience and expand your creativity – and use your skills and artistic insight to apply them to your work.
Constellation: concept - 40 credits
This module introduces you to the wider world of ideas, theory and contextual studies to help you develop your academic research skills and critical thinking. You'll focus on particular areas of interest in study groups and you'll become familiar with the exciting trans-disciplinary research and expertise in Cardiff School of Art & Design.
Year Two
Subject: create - 40 credits
This is your opportunity to experiment with different techniques and approaches as you start to define your practice. You'll explore the diverse options that clay has to offer – and decide on a specialisation. For example, you could focus on domestic tableware, sculpting the human form, surface pattern or environmental, time-based installation.
Field two: explore - 40 credits*
You'll expand your experiences with challenging projects designed to encourage you to explore and experiment outside your immediate discipline. This transformative opportunity leads to new thinking and innovation – and opens up all kinds of future possibilities. You'll take on exciting projects that challenge you in new ways. You can also choose to travel, take a work placement, start your own business or try something new.
Constellation: critique - 40 credits
By critiquing literature, journals and exhibitions, you'll hone your ability to put your design practice into context. You'll also have opportunities to interact with students and staff and delve deeper into your areas of interest.
Year Three
Subject: research & development - 40 credits
Your final year concentrates on professional practice and career planning as you continue to transform into a ceramicist with a strong skillset and distinctive voice. You'll make plans for your future – whether it's to join a studio, start your own practice, go into teaching, become a museum curator or opt for further study.
Field three: exposure - 40 credits
Your final term is dedicated to a major project and an exhibition of your work. This is where you draw together everything you've learned during the course and is the launch pad to your future career.
Constellation: contribution - 40 credits
Your practice is underpinned by your knowledge. Demonstrate your research and analysis skills in your final constellation submission, where you'll explore ideas in both written and practical forms.
