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Media Make-up (Top up)

University Centre Somerset - Bridgwater & Taunton College

UCAS Code: W45B | Bachelor of Arts (with Honours) - BA (Hons)

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Course option

1year

Full-time | 2024

Subject

Hair and make-up

The BA (Hons) Top-up Degree includes exciting modules designed to develop your skills and understanding to a professional standard.

Using advanced techniques and processes you will have the opportunity to develop your own professional identity and dynamic portfolio, underpinned by an appreciation of media make-up culture and theory. Students have the opportunity to specialise in a particular make-up discipline and develop their skills in that area. As a result, successful students should expect to graduate from the course with a strong portfolio in their chosen field.
Modules may include:

• Advanced Materials and Techniques
• Industry Directed Project
• Final Major Project.

In addition to our End of Year Degree Show, students fundraise to showcase their work to industry at events such as IMATS.

**Teaching and Assessment**
Our specialist staff have extensive knowledge of the industry, along with the experience and expertise to guide you as you develop your skill set. Assessment is continuous by means of coursework. You will complete written assignments, journals and design presentations, as well as undertaking regular practical projects. You will also attend lectures and workshops and develop your research skills.

**Progression Opportunities**
This course is highly respected within the media industry and successful students are equipped with the advanced skills required for a flourishing career. Our graduates have gone on to work on productions such as Game of Thrones, Star Wars, Dr Who, or to work for companies such as Madame Tussauds and the English National Opera.

Modules

Modules you will study may include:
* advanced materials and techniques
* Industry directed project
* Final Major Project

In addition to our End of Year Degree Show, students fund raise to showcase their work to industry at events such as IMATS

Assessment methods

Our specialist staff have extensive knowledge of the industry, along with the experience and expertise to guide you as you develop your skill set. Assessment is continuous by means of coursework. You will complete written assignments, journals and design presentations, as well as undertaking regular practical projects. You will also attend lectures and workshops and develop your research skills.

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Course location:

Taunton Campus

Department:

Creative Arts

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