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THIS IS WHERE YOUR FUTURE STARTS

Wintec is one of New Zealand’s largest and most

respected institutes of technology.

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Over 18,000 students

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Over 400 industry experienced teaching staff

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Wintec is a leading training provider with

programmes and purpose-built facilities for

visual arts, communication, music, fashion design,

interior design, floristry, and landscape design that

are recognised as world-class in both delivery

and environment

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Certificate, diploma, degree and

postgraduate programmes

Our study programmes are developed in close

consultation with employer partnership groups,

resulting in an inspirational way of learning that’s

hands-on and relevant to today’s changing workplace.

The people who will be delivering your lectures and

tutorials are highly qualified, respected professionals

in their field. And as you’ll discover, this makes a real

difference when it comes to your learning.

EXPLORE YOUR OPTIONS

There are many different levels, choices and career paths

in the world of media arts, design or communication.

At Wintec you’ll be able to tailor your programme to meet

your specific career objectives.

YOUR WORLD

THIS IS

Ideas, you’re full of them. Inspiration, it’s everywhere.

Creativity, this is where it all begins. There’s a future for

you in the world of visual art, design, communication or music.

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VISUAL ARTS

THE WORLD OF

“You get vital support to experiment

in every aspect of art, graphic design,

animation and interactive media. I was

pushed to take the initiative in digital

design; now I drive my own creativity in a

way that I never thought possible.”

Keinen

Current Student - Digital Media Design

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HOW TO GET THERE

IMPORTANT. Entry criteria on this diagram are summaries only. You must check the full entry criteria

WINTEC landscape design floristry interior Design fashion design commercial music communication visual Arts

Bachelor of

Media Arts – Visual Arts

with streams in painting, sculpture, graphic design, moving image,

photography and digital media design

START YOUR CAREER HERE

12 credits at NCEA Level 1 in English and 12 credits at NCEA Level 1 in Practical Art, Design or Photography, or equivalent.

60 credits at NCEA Level 2, in four subjects, including 12 credits in a language-rich subject, or equivalent. A portfolio will be required on application.

Undergraduate degree specialising in graphic design, painting, moving image, sculpture, photography, or digital media design, or equivalent qualification/industry experience. An average mark of 65% is required.

Corresponding bachelor with honours degree, or equivalent qualification/industry experience.

CAREER

Artist, illustrator, photographer, screen director, editor, animator, screenwriter, camera operator, producer, graphic designer, website designer, illustrator, animator and more.

CAREER

Specialist careers: Artist

Studio artist, art director, art educator, art teacher, exhibition designer, illustrator, public artist.

Designer

Web designer, environmental designer, graphic designer.

Photographer

Advertising photographer, editorial photographer, freelance photographer, photojournalist.

Filmmaker

Filmmaker, film editor, film producer, cinematographer, screenwriter, director.

Certificate in

Media Arts

(Level 4)

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Bachelor of

Media Arts

(Honours)

See www.wintec.ac.nz/BM0001

Master of

Arts – Visual Arts,

Design, Music

CAREER

Specialist careers in the arts, such as professional studio

artist, filmmaker, digital designer, educator, advertising creative and interactive design.

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PROGRAMMES

CERTIFICATE IN

MEDIA ARTS – VISUAL ARTS

(LEVEL 4)

BM0002

Duration: Starts February or July for one semester

Study: Full-time or

part-time equivalent Location: Hamilton City Campus

Dates: Priority given to applications

received by October 31st / May 31st. Late applications considered until the end of January, or when programme is full

This introductory programme delivers the basic knowledge and skills you’ll need to start your career in Media and Visual Arts. You’ll learn study techniques and specialist Visual Arts skills to take you to the next level.

WHAT YOU’LL STUDY Core Modules: • Study Skills

• Written Communication

• Interpersonal Communication Skills

• Media Portfolio

Choose four of the following six electives, with approval from the programme coordinator: • Graphic Design • Moving Image • Painting / Sculpture • Photography • Fashion Design • Spatial Studies

After completion, you can compete for entry into the Bachelor of Media Arts Programme.

LEARNING BY DOING

You’ll use the latest industry technologies to create a series of paintings,

photographs, a short film, a typeface and a poster design. Your best work will go into a media portfolio, which can be used for application into the Bachelor programme.

MAKE THE COURSE YOUR OWN

When you study Media Arts at Wintec, you can match your programme to your needs. You might want to develop your artistic skills, or to start a path into the degree programme.

WORK EXPERIENCE AND CONNECTIONS

Wintec tutors are currently researching their specialist fields and are up to date with what you need to know for future employment.

NO BETTER PLACE TO STUDY

You’ll study in open-plan classrooms, industry-standard Mac computer labs, studios, editing suites and communal project areas. With access to a variety of facilities, you’ll be able to work with arts students from every discipline.

ENTRY CRITERIA

You’ll need 12 credits at NCEA Level 1 in both English and Practical Art, Design or Photography (or equivalent). Early applications are accepted up to 31 October; applications close 31 January, or when the course is full.

Your application should include:

• A completed Application to Enrol form;

• A letter of application describing relevant work and life experience, and your commitment to your field of study; and

• Up to 6 photographs 15cm x 10cm (approximately) of samples of your art or design work.

Check out www.wintec.ac.nz/BM0002 for course and entry details.

Let us know if you have any questions about the application process: Ph 0800 294 6832.

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Duration: Start February or July for three years

If you want to develop the skills and knowledge to prepare you for a career in visual arts and design, then this programme is right for you. You’ll have the opportunity to specialise in any of these visual art pathways:

• Painting

• Sculpture

• Graphic Design

• Digital Media Design

• Photography

• Moving Image

For more information on majors please see pages 8 - 10.

COLLABORATE FOR YOUR FUTURE

For various projects you will work collaboratively with other Media Arts students from communication and commercial music. The opportunity that a practical working environment gives you to open your mind to other disciplines can be exhilarating.

BACHELOR OF

MEDIA ARTS – VISUAL ARTS

BM9601

DESIGN YOUR FUTURE

Your study path will give you expertise in a specialist field, and the programme also provides the opportunity to extend into additional related fields. You can create an individual mix of study that suits your career goals by the elective options you choose.

If you’re looking for flexibility, individual and team-based projects encourage a range of learning styles. Some modules are offered in the evening, and you’ll have 24 hour access to the Media Arts facilities. If you choose, you can also study part time.

LEARNING ON THE JOB

During an internship you’ll have the opportunity to experience and make connections with work places, either in New Zealand or overseas. This module involves approximately 120 hours of real-time work in an area of your choice. The professional research project will allow you to develop a real project in collaboration with an industry expert. In addition, Wintec works closely with industry professionals to provide you with opportunities to work on projects in the local and wider design industry. These modules will prepare you for a career in your chosen field, and also help you make connections for real job opportunities in the workplace.

PROGRAMMES

SPARK

During SPARK, our annual week-long festival of media, arts and design, a range of world class professionals in art, design, music, writing and more gather to engage and inspire students. You’ll gain valuable insights into the professional world and how it works.

ENTRY CRITERIA

For entry to this degree programme you’ll need:

• 60 credits at NCEA Level 2 in four subjects, including 12 credits in a language-rich subject; or

• 42 credits at NCEA Level 3 including a language-rich subject; or

• University Entrance or equivalent. When submitting your application you should include:

• A letter of application describing your relevant work and life experience, and commitment to your field of study

• A character reference from someone who knows you well

• A passport-sized personal photograph (for identification at your interview.)

• A portfolio that shows you are capable of developing a cohesive body of work, and of investigating and developing your ideas. You may submit projects digitally or provide a URL to work hosted on a website. (You should still submit printed A4 sheets which show process drawings or other developmental evidence of this work.)

• A 400 word essay (approximately), analysing your submitted work, what was successful, where your ideas came from, how you developed them and what direction you might take in the future

There will be some updates to credit requirements for 2015 study applications. Please visit the website for details.

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BACHELOR OF MEDIA ARTS

visual

arts

pathways

PAINTING

You’ll study a range of contemporary art and illustration styles, and learn practical skills such as painting techniques and plastic, metal and wood fabrication for sculpture. You’ll also be setting up installations and learning the professional practice of designing and curating exhibitions.

Wintec’s open-plan studio environment, supported by computer labs, production studios, gallery space and AV rooms, means you’ll have perfect study facilities. You’ll have access to production areas for woodwork, metal and fibreglass, screen and printmaking, and tutors who are professionals in their fields so you can keep pace with current artistic practice.

PARTNERSHIPS IN INDUSTRY

Wintec works closely with community art representatives and professional artists. You’ll tour galleries and exhibitions, and you’re encouraged to join the Artist Alliance to network with the arts community. The connections you make while studying will help you progress to new and established galleries and professional networks when you graduate.

YOUR APPLICATION PORTFOLIO

Your portfolio should contain a series of paintings and drawings. See page 7 for details.

SCULPTURE

You’ll learn practical skills and techniques for sculpting using various materials. You’ll also be setting up installations and learning the professional practice of designing and curating exhibitions.

Wintec’s open-plan studio environment, supported by computer labs, production studios, gallery space and AV rooms, means you’ll have perfect study facilities. You’ll have access to production areas for handling woodwork, metal and fibreglass, and tutors who are professionals in their fields so you can keep pace with current artistic practice.

Wintec works closely with community art representatives and professional artists. You’ll tour galleries and exhibitions, and you’re encouraged to join the Artist Alliance to network with the arts community. The connections you make while studying will help you progress to new and established galleries and professional networks when you graduate.

Your portfolio should contain a series of paintings or sculptures and drawings. See page 7 for details.

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BACHELOR OF MEDIA ARTS

visual

arts

pathways

DIGITAL MEDIA DESIGN

Your study will be based on web design, interactive, 2D and 3D modelling, animation and other screen based projects. You’ll learn to use industry standard practices, techniques and software. In your third year you will have an opportunity to work in the industry and develop your best project for display at the end of year exhibition.

Wintec’s industry-standard environment gives you 24 hour access to computer labs, production studios, gallery space and AV rooms. As a Media Arts student you’ll collaborate with students in other areas such as photography, moving image, sound and printmaking, sharing equipment and expertise.

Wintec graphic and digital design tutors are all members of the Designers Institute of New Zealand. They are specialists in their fields and can give you access to industry seminars and conferences.

Your portfolio should contain a series of digital designs and drawings. See page 7 for details.

GRAPHIC DESIGN

You’ll learn practical skills working on a Mac computer with industry-standard software. You’ll design and create

publications, packaging, logos, illustrations and other print-based projects. In your third year you will have an opportunity to work in the industry, develop your best project for your portfolio and display this portfolio at the end of year exhibition.

Wintec’s industry-standard environment gives you 24 hour access to computer labs, production studios, gallery space and AV rooms. As a Media Arts student you’ll collaborate with other areas such as photography, moving image, sound and printmaking, sharing equipment

and expertise.

Wintec graphic and digital design tutors are all members of the Designers Institute of New Zealand. They are specialists in their fields and can give you access to industry seminars and conferences.

Your portfolio should consist of graphic or product design projects with briefs and drawings. See page 7 for details.

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HAVE A GO

If you’re still at secondary school and think the world of visual arts might be right for you, our one and two-day sampler courses could help you decide. These programmes are free to secondary school students and are booked through your careers advisor. To find out about your options, visit

www.wintec.ac.nz/STAR

PHOTOGRAPHY

Your study will include practical camera technique, on-location and studio lighting, digital workflow and post production. You’ll learn to use critical thinking to apply these skills to a range of industry and art based projects.

You’ll learn in classrooms, computer labs, darkrooms and open production areas, with access to professional camera equipment, portable lights, a digital laboratory and printers. As a Media Arts student you’ll collaborate with other areas such as graphic and digital design, moving image and printmaking, sharing equipment and expertise.

PARTNERSHIPS IN THE INDUSTRY

Wintec photography tutors are specialists in their fields, including commercial, studio, contemporary art and publication. They exhibit in national and international forums and galleries.

Your portfolio should contain a series of photographs with drawings (if applicable), proof sheets and workprints. See page 7 for details.

MOVING IMAGE

You’ll immerse yourself in training with industry-standard digital platforms and software. In your final year you will make or participate in the production of a short drama, music video or documentary, or you’ll develop a screenplay.

You’ll learn in industry-standard digital editing suites with the latest computer hardware and software. You’ll have access to HD cameras, lighting kits, dollies, cranes and other specialist equipment. As a Media Arts student you’ll share drop-in Mac computer labs, communal areas, equipment and expertise.

Wintec’s moving image tutors are industry professionals who regularly work on a variety of moving image productions and make contributions to applied media projects. Their working partnerships include Hamilton’s SBI Productions and Central TV.

Your portfolio should contain scripts, photographs of storyboards and preparatory drawings (if larger than A4), or visual narrative sequences (comic strips). See page 7 for details.

BACHELOR OF MEDIA ARTS

visual

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“We had industry professionals teaching

us, so we got to see how stuff worked in

the real world. A mix of real-world theory

and practice meant we often pitched to

real companies and collaborated with

other disciplines on projects. Making

contacts in other areas and gaining

industry experience was invaluable.

I use skills from my BMA every day.”

Anna Fawcett

Events and promotions manager at

the National Institute of Creative Arts

and Industries (NICAI) at the University

of Auckland.

WINTEC landscape design floristry interior Design fashion design commercial music communication visual Arts

COMMUNICA

TION

THE WORLD OF

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HOW TO GET THERE

START YOUR CAREER HERE

IMPORTANT. Entry criteria on this diagram are summaries only. You must check the full entry criteria

online at www.wintec.ac.nz or call 0800 294 6832 for more details.

CAREER

Advertising creative, copywriter, broadcaster, television presenter, editor, freelance journalist, or work in marketing communications or public relations.

CAREER

Specialists: advertising director, copywriter, freelance journalist, journalist, television presenter, broadcaster, or work in marketing communications or public relations.

12 credits at NCEA Level 1 in English, or equivalent qualification.

54 credits at NCEA Level 2 in four subjects, including English, or equivalent qualification.

A degree conferred by a New Zealand tertiary education institution, or equivalent qualification and/or industry experience approved by the Head of School.

Graduate Diploma in

Communication

(Professional Writing, Public Relations/Advertising) See www.wintec.ac.nz/CO0005

National Diploma in

Journalism – Multi-Media

(Level 5)

Certificate in

Radio Broadcasting

(Level 4)

CAREER

Employment in an entry-level position in the radio industry such as a radio

technician, announcer, copywriter, music programmer, radio sales, agent,

DJ, or newsreader.

CAREER

Employment as a journalist, editor, sub-editor, television presenter, feature writer, online news-writer,

radio presenter or media advisor.

CAREER

Employment as a journalist, editor, sub-editor, television presenter, feature writer, online news-writer,

radio presenter or media advisor.

Bachelor of

Media Arts – Communication

Certificate in

Media Arts

(Level 4)

60 credits at NCEA Level 2, in four subjects, including 12 credits in a language-rich subject, or equivalent. Undergraduate degree specialising in communication or a history of professional experience in communication. Requirement for mark average of 65% or better.

12 credits at NCEA Level 1 in English.

Bachelor of

Media Arts

(Honours)

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CERTIFICATE IN

MEDIA ARTS – COMMUNICATION

(LEVEL 4)

BM0002

PROGRAMMES

Duration: Start February or July for one semester

Study: Full-time or part-time

equivalent

Location: Hamilton City Campus

This introductory programme delivers the basic knowledge and skills you’ll need to start your career in communication. You’ll learn study skills as well as specialist skills in different areas of communication to take you to the next level.

WHAT YOU’LL STUDY

You’ll study four compulsory topics and four communication topics:

• Journalism • Media Portfolio • Moving Image • Public Relations • Radio Studies • Study Skills • Written Communication

• Interpersonal Communication Skills. When you’ve successfully completed this course, you are welcome to apply for entry into the Bachelor of Media Arts programme.

ENTRY CRITERIA

To enter this course, you’ll need 12 credits at NCEA Level 1 in English.

Early applications are accepted up to 31 October; applications close on 31 January, or when the course is full. Your application should include:

• A completed Application to Enrol form

• A letter of application describing relevant work and life experience, and your commitment to your field of study

• An essay or article of 400 words (approx.) on a news item that interests you Check out www.wintec.ac.nz/BM0002 for course and entry details.

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BACHELOR OF

MEDIA ARTS – COMMUNICATION

(LEVEL 7)

BM9601

Duration: Start February or July for three years

equivalent

In this programme you will specialise in one of the following:

• Journalism - see next page

• Public relations and advertising - see page 16

• Moving image - see page 16

In your first year you will develop writing, media and interpersonal skills common to all three practices. You’ll also study two introductory modules that support your chosen path.

In year two you can apply to specialise in moving image, or continue with communication and a mix of media-based modules. In this way you will try out a range of options before you commit to your specialist field at the end of the year. You can choose electives from across the programme, in whichever path you decide. These may be of particular interest, or in support of your path. For example, photography electives could enhance a path in advertising, or just follow a personal passion.

COLLABORATE FOR YOUR FUTURE

You will work on various projects with other media arts students specialising in areas such as digital media design, commercial music, painting, sculpture or photography. It’s an exhilarating way to learn, opening you up to blue-sky thinking, multi-dimensional results and the inspiration of working with other disciplines and talents.

WRITING AND MORE WRITING

Be prepared to write. You’ll learn how to write effective news stories, media releases, and project briefs. You’ll write for the web, scripts for moving image and advertising campaigns for clients. When you’re not writing, you’ll be learning media photography, digital publication, editing moving images, and developing and designing campaigns.

SPARK

During SPARK, our annual week-long festival of media, arts and design, a range of world class professionals in art, design, music, writing and more gather to engage, educate and inspire students. You’ll gain valuable insights into the professional world and how it works.

ENTRY CRITERIA

For entry to this degree programme you’ll need 60 credits at NCEA Level 2 in four subjects, including 12 credits in a language-rich subject, or equivalent. When submitting your application you should include:

• A letter of application describing your relevant work and life experience, and commitment to your field of study

• A character reference from someone who knows you well

• A passport-sized personal photograph (for identification at your interview.)

• A one page CV of relevant areas of communications experience (e.g. school newspaper, school drama or video production, etc.), academic and work experience

• Be prepared to write a 300 word essay on a current affairs issue at your interview, to demonstrate your knowledge and your ability to write clearly in a test situation

There will be some updates to credit requirements for 2015 study applications. Please visit the website for details.

PROGRAMMES

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One-time TV3 newsreader , now Target presenter and

Newstalk ZB jok, Carly Flynn has fond memories of her

time as a journalism student at Wintec. Read her stor

y...

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BACHELOR OF MEDIA ARTS

communication

pathways

JOURNALISM

Your study at Wintec will be practical and relevant to today’s working environment. In our on-site functioning newsroom you’ll write, edit, photograph, and video stories for our multi-media online newspaper

The Waikato Independent. You’ll learn

industry-specific skills in interviewing, research and news gathering. We’ll also teach you shorthand and digital publishing as well as give you the opportunity to extend your skills in media photography and video editing.

Along with design and photography students, you’ll produce the daily Fieldays Exhibitor magazine, and for three weeks you’ll train on the job in one of New Zealand’s newsrooms.

Wintec’s journalism pathway is New Zealand Journalist Training Organisation approved, and designed in close consultation with the industry. Your tutors have a minimum of seven year’s professional experience, and you’ll be inspired by guest speakers (including judges, politicians and police) to write real life stories. Our strong relationships with editors ensure that all Wintec students are placed in print newsrooms during their internship.

EDITOR IN RESIDENCE

Every year a highly-regarded industry specialist acts as editor-in-residence, to run our highly regarded Press Club, adding a powerful dimension to the pathway, and providing mentoring to you and your fellow students.

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BACHELOR OF MEDIA ARTS

communication

pathways

MOVING IMAGE

You’ll learn practical skills working on location and in the studio on a Mac computer with industry-standard software, including Final Cut Pro Studio, Soundtrack Pro, Motion, LiveType and DVDStudio Pro. In your third year you will have an opportunity to work in the industry, develop your best project for your portfolio and display your work at the end of year exhibition.

You’ll learn in industry-standard digital editing suites with the latest computer hardware and software. You’ll have access to HD cameras, lighting kits, dollies, cranes and other specialist equipment. As a Media Arts student you’ll share drop-in Mac computer labs, communal areas, equipment and expertise.

Wintec’s moving image tutors are industry professionals who regularly work on a variety of moving image productions and make contributions to applied media projects. Their working partnerships include Hamilton’s SBI Productions and Central TV.

If you’re looking for flexibility, individual and team-based projects encourage a range of learning styles. Some modules are offered in the evening, and you’ll have 24 hour access to the Media Arts facilities. If you choose, you can even study part time.

WORK IN THE REAL WORLD

An internship module is available in your third year, and we encourage overseas work placements. You can negotiate where you do your internship, and you will spend about 120 hours doing real work in the area of your choice.

Core and elective opportunities allow you to develop real projects with community and industry experts. You’ll also participate in an annual multi-camera studio project that replicates an industry-standard TV production.

PUBLIC RELATIONS

You’ll use industry-standard software and a variety of media platforms – print text and design, social networking, web pages, blogging, e-zines with audio and video clips – in your work on public relations and advertising projects. You’ll develop media management skills and an understanding of the constantly evolving opportunities on the internet. Some of your projects will be for real clients and will involve collaborative work with design and visual arts students.

Your tutors are well connected to current industry leaders and are academic researchers or industry practitioners. You’ll learn in small classes with plenty of face-to-face time with tutors and guest speakers. You’ll meet professionals from public relations firms, advertising agencies, newspapers and television and be given opportunities to build networks and contacts.

Wintec maintains strong relationships with the industry, and through your projects and internship opportunities you’ll build a network of useful professional connections.

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NATIONAL DIPLOMA IN

JOURNALISM – MULTI-MEDIA

(LEVEL 5)

BM0901

PROGRAMMES

Duration: Starts February for one year

equivalent, or part time online Location: Hamilton City Campus

If you’re investigative, intelligent and informed, and you like writing, then this programme is for you. You’ll be equipped with the skills for a multi-media career in journalism or communications.

You’ll work on news gathering and writing for print, broadcast and internet; news photography and videography; court, council, and police reporting, media law and ethics; bi-cultural and multi-cultural perspectives, and shorthand. On some projects, such as our online newspaper The Waikato Independent, you’ll work collaboratively, sharing skills and ideas with students across the spectrum of media arts. If you need flexibility, there are two study options:

• One full-time year at Wintec’s Hamilton City Campus; or

• two years part-time online, from anywhere.

WORK IN A REAL NEWSROOM

You won’t be restricted to text books, but work in the community to source material for writing and publishing stories, both in local media and online with The Waikato Independent. You’ll gain work experience in a newsroom, and join with design students to produce the daily Fieldays Exhibitor for the National Fieldays at Mystery Creek.

BUILD YOUR PORTFOLIO

You’ll be able to add to your portfolio by writing and publishing regularly in the online student newspaper,

The Waikato Independent

www.waikatoindependent.co.nz

Wintec’s diploma programme is New Zealand Journalist Training Organisation developed and approved, and designed in close consultation with the industry. Your tutors have a minimum of seven year’s professional experience, and you’ll be inspired by guest speakers (including judges, politicians and police) to write real life stories. Our strong relationships with editors ensure that all Wintec students are placed in print newsrooms during their, and graduates have a high employment success rate.

EDITOR IN RESIDENCE

Every year a highly-regarded industry specialist acts as editor In residence, to add a powerful dimension to our highly regarded Press Club, the diploma programme, and as a mentor to you and your fellow students.

ENTRY CRITERIA

You’ll need 54 credits at NCEA Level 2 in four subjects including English, or an equivalent qualification.

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PROGRAMMES

CERTIFICATE IN

RADIO BROADCASTING

(LEVEL 4)

CO0601

Duration: Starts February or July for one semester

Study: Full-time Location: Hamilton City Campus

If you have a voice that’s crying out to be heard, or want to work behind the scenes, this programme will introduce you to the world of radio broadcasting. With help from industry professionals you’ll gain an overview and hands-on experience in on-air work, journalism, production, advertising and copywriting. Wintec’s dedicated radio station Yak FM 107.1 will play an integral roll in your study.

WHAT YOU’LL LEARN

• Advertising and radio commercials

• Broadcast law

• Operating a studio during a live broadcast

• Presenting on air

• Recording and editing

• Sound systems

• Using automated equipment

YOU’RE LIVE!

As well as our radio station where you’ll broadcast live, Wintec also has a fully equipped practice studio for voiceovers, recording and editing for broadcast.

HAVE A GO

Do you have a way with words? If you’d like to know what it’s like in communication or radio broadcasting, ask you careers advisor about our sample courses.

Your tutors are experienced in radio, television and production, with close ties to all sectors of the radio industry. That is why what you learn is current practice and provides contacts for future job opportunities.

IT’S YOUR CHOICE

As part of the Bachelor of Media Arts, you can major in journalism and take some broadcast electives, or you can study this programme full time over one semester. Elements of this course are available online, including audio and video files.

ENTRY CRITERIA

You’ll need 12 credits at NCEA Level 1 in English, or an equivalent qualification. Check out www.wintec.ac.nz/CO0601 for course and entry details.

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COMMERCIAL MUSIC

THE WORLD OF

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“When I was 18 I had this crazy dream

about being a great songwriter, and

Wintec really supported me in moving

towards that at a time when no one else

could show me the way. My time there

was invaluable. They taught me how to

lead a very creative and satisfying life.”

Chanelle Davis

www.chanelledavis.com

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HOW TO GET THERE

IMPORTANT. Entry criteria on this diagram are summaries only. You must check the full entry criteria

online at www.wintec.ac.nz or call 0800 294 6832 for more details.

Bachelor of

Media Arts

– Commercial Music

with streams in songwriting, music production and contemporary music performance

START YOUR CAREER HERE

Corresponding Bachelor with Honours degree, or equivalent qualification/industry experience. 12 credits at NCEA Level

1 in each of two subject (preferably including English and/or Mathematics, Art or Design), or equivalent qualification.

60 credits at NCEA Level 2, in four subjects, including 12 credits in a language-rich subject, or equivalent. Undergraduate Degree specialising in Music, or equivalent qualification/ industry experience. Requirement for mark average of 65% or better.

CAREER

Musician, audio engineer, songwriter, sound designer, composer, music producer, session musician, performer, educator.

CAREER

Specialist careers:

Songwriter, composer, music teacher, performer, session musician, educator, event co-ordinator, music consultant.

CAREER

Specialist careers:

Musician, sound designer, composer, song writer, music teacher, performer, session musician, educator, event coordinator.

Certificate in

Media Arts

(Level 4)

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Bachelor of

Media Arts

(Honours)

Master of

Arts – Visual Arts,

Design, Music

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PROGRAMMES

CERTIFICATE IN

MEDIA ARTS – MUSIC

(LEVEL 4)

BM0002

BACHELOR OF

MEDIA ARTS – COMMERCIAL

MUSIC

BM9601

Duration: Start February or July for 20 weeks

equivalent

This introductory programme delivers the basic knowledge and skills you’ll need to start your career in commercial music.

Modules:

• Study Skills

• Written Communication

• Interpersonal Communication Skills

• Media Portfolio

• Music Technology

• Music Studies

• Performance

• Songwriting

When you’ve successfully completed this certificate, you can compete for entry into the Bachelor of Media Arts programme. You’ll have developed skills for understanding, writing and recording music using industry technology, plus the opportunity to create a portfolio of your recordings.

ENTRY CRITERIA

To enter this course, you’ll need 12 credits at NCEA Level 1 in English and 12 credits at NCEA Level 1 in Music, or an equivalent qualification. Your application should include:

• A completed Application to Enrol form

• A letter of application describing relevant work and life experience, and your commitment to your field of study

• Music qualifications and recording on CD, USB stick, You Tube clip or notated score of your selected music (approximately two minutes long). Check out www.wintec.ac.nz/BM0002 for further course and entry details.

Duration: Starts February or July for three years

Study: Full-time

Location: Hamilton City Campus.

You’ll focus on composition/songwriting and production of music through industry-based projects that give you real experience.

In your first year you will concentrate on:

• Harmony

• Ear training

• Notation

• Songwriting

• Music technology

• Contemporary issues in music

• Communication skills In years two and three you’ll specialise in your choice of music production, songwriting or contemporary music performance. You can choose electives from across the Media Arts Programme whatever path you decide on. These may be of particular interest, or in support of your path. For example, moving image electives could enhance a path in music production, or just follow a personal passion.

IN HARMONY FOR YOUR FUTURE

For various projects you will join with other students in other programmes like, Moving Image, Graphic Design, Journalism, Public Relations, Advertising, Painting, Sculpture and Photography. It’s an exhilarating way to learn, and your projects could involve sound for film, installations, and television or radio advertising.

SPARK

During SPARK, our annual week-long festival of media, arts and design, a range of world class professionals in art, design, music, writing and more gather to engage, educate and inspire students. You’ll gain valuable insights into the professional world and how it works.

ENTRY CRITERIA

For entry to this degree programme you’ll need 60 credits at NCEA Level 2 in four subjects, including 12 credits in a language-rich subject, or equivalent. When submitting your application you should include an audition tape or CD (a simple home recording will do) containing two songs of no more than two minutes duration (one standard or cover version of a well-known song and one original work). Please indicate what instrument(s) you are playing.

If you’re thinking of starting the Bachelor programme in 2015, the entry criteria will have changed. You’ll need 60 credits at NCEA Level 3 or higher and 20 credits at NCEA level 2 or higher.

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BACHELOR OF MEDIA ARTS

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SONGWRITING

You’ll write your own lyrics and melodies, record your own songs, and perform them or have them performed in-house or at community or corporate events.

Your study at Wintec will be practical and relevant to today’s working environment. You’ll have one-on-one sessions with tutors, ensemble instrument tuition where appropriate, and small group work for critiquing and collaborations. For many projects you’ll be working with Media Arts students in other disciplines.

You’ll work at an industry-standard digital audio workstation in a studio classroom, and become familiar with Pro Tools and LogicPro audio software, Sibelius notation writing software as well as associated hardware.

Your talent will be guided, extended and encouraged by the best in the business. Wintec has close ties with the senior songwriter of Boston’s Berkley College of Music, who visits once a year to hold workshops. We also have links with working songwriters from all over New Zealand. You’ll hear professional guest speakers share their insight into the music industry. Your tutors are skilled musicians and practitioners who conduct research here and around the world in their specialist fields.

YOU CAN’T STOP THE MUSIC

You’ll have 24/7 access to six recording studios, including Pro Tools LE systems and a fully equipped Pro Tools HD studio with a Control 24 mixing console. You can work on your projects day and night!

MUSIC PRODUCTION

Your study at Wintec will be practical and relevant to today’s working environment. You’ll have one-on-one sessions with tutors, and small group work for critiquing and collaborations. For many projects you’ll be working with Media Arts students in other disciplines.

MUSIC IN THE REAL WORLD

You’ll use state-of-the-art music production equipment in Wintec’s six recording studios, collaborating with students from other music disciplines to record and produce industry-based projects.

Many industry specialists use Wintec’s recording facilities, which allows you to work alongside professionals recording an album. You can do an internship as part of your study, working in a recording studio, recording live sound events or working with bands and artists from New Zealand and overseas.

Wintec maintains strong relationships with the industry, and through your projects and internship opportunities you’ll build a network of useful professional connections.

You’ll have 24/7 access to six recording studios, including Pro Tools LE systems and a fully equipped Pro Tools HD studio with a Control 24 mixing console. You can work on your projects day and night!

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CONTEMPORARY MUSIC

PERFORMANCE

You’ll perform both solo and in ensembles, as well as working in interdisciplinary areas such as songwriting, music composition and other media arts. You’ll have the opportunity of an internship, working at live sound events or working with bands and artists from New Zealand and overseas.

Your study at Wintec will be practical and relevant to today’s working environment. You’ll have one-on-one sessions with tutors, ensemble instrument tuition where appropriate, and small group work for critiquing and collaborations. For many projects you’ll be working with Media Arts students in other disciplines.

MUSIC IN THE REAL WORLD

You’ll use state-of-the-art music production equipment in Wintec’s six recording studios, to collaborating with students from other music disciplines to record and produce industry-based projects.

Many industry specialists use Wintec’s recording facilities, which allows you to work alongside professionals recording an album. You can do an internship as part of your study, working in a recording studio, recording live sound events or working with bands and artists from New Zealand and overseas.

Wintec maintains strong relationships with local performance communities and venues, and we have partnerships with international institutions that allow you to study and research with a broader range of students and professionals. Through your projects and internship opportunities you’ll build a network of useful industry connections.

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FASHION DESIGN

THE WORLD OF

“More than just construction,

pattern making, sewing skills, Wintec

acknowledges the reality of creating a

fashion business, whether that’s retail,

or an international label. Within a year of

graduating, I’ve shown a new collection

in Malaysia and been nominated as

Australasian Graduate of the Year.

I also won ‘Emerging Designer’ at the

Miromoda Ma¯ori Fashion Awards and got

to showcase my work at New Zealand

Fashion Week.”

Mitchell Vincent

Fashion designer

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HOW TO GET THERE

IMPORTANT. Entry criteria on this diagram are summaries only. You must check the full entry criteria

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48 credits at NCEA level 2 across four subjects

(preferably including English and/or Mathematics, Practical Arts, Technology or Design), or equivalent qualification.

CAREER

Employment as a fashion retailer, fashion designer, fashion manufacturer, fashion buyer, pattern maker, fashion technician, fashion brand manager/assistant, fashion product manager/assistant, fashion event manager/assistant, production manager or

business owner.

12 credits at NCEA Level 1 in each of two subjects (one of the subjects must be English), or equivalent qualification.

Certificate in

Media Arts

(Level 4)

Diploma in

Fashion Design and Practice

(Level 6)

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DIPLOMA IN

FASHION DESIGN AND

PRACTICE (LEVEL 6)

BM0701

Duration: Starts February for two years

Enter the exciting world of fashion design through this two-year, full-time course. You’ll study every aspect of fashion design, including design technology, the business of fashion nationally and internationally, and the production and manufacture of fashion products.

WHAT YOU’LL STUDY • Fashion design

• Textiles and materials

• Marketing, PR and communications

• Fashion retailing and design strategies

• Business of fashion, national and international

• History of fashion

• Garment manufacturing, production processes and specifications

• Portfolio development

LEARNING BY DOING

You’ll learn from industry professionals and use the latest fashion technology, industrial manufacturing equipment and illustration techniques using Photoshop and Illustrator. You’ll learn how to design and generate patterns manually or with PAD (Pattern-Aided Design software). Working on your projects will advance your understanding of the fashion business, including planning, marketing and retail.

In your second year you’ll design and create a collection that will be launched at the end of year runway show.

When you study Media Arts at Wintec, you can match your programme to your needs. You might want to develop your artistic skills through design and production, or concentrate on retail or distribution. Choose elective options that personalise your programme to suit your career goals.

INDUSTRY EXPERIENCE AND CONNECTIONS

Wintec works closely with the Fashion Institute of New Zealand, and maintains partnerships in the industry. Our fashion designer in residence is a highly regarded industry specialist, and an insightful, creative and motivating mentor for students. In addition, you’ll be inspired and supported by guest speakers from the industry, who give access to products and materials and the opportunity to gain awards.

Wintec’s study environment replicates industry requirements, from spacious workrooms to professional expectations and deadlines. In your second year, work placements will give you industry experience first hand.

ENTRY CRITERIA

To enter this course, you’ll need 14 credits at NCEA Level 3 in each of three subjects; or 48 credits at NCEA Level 2 across four subjects (preferably including English and/ or Mathematics, Practical Arts, Technology or Design); or an equivalent qualification. Please submit a portfolio with your application. It should reflect your creative ability and your interest in a career in fashion. Example contents could include:

• A series of drawings and/or paintings

• Graphics of product design projects, with briefs and drawings

• Fashion garments

• Fashion illustrations and design processes

HAVE A GO

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PROGRAMMES

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INTERIOR DESIGN

THE WORLD OF

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“After graduating I worked as an interior

designer in Dublin. Then in Wellington I

worked on residential and commercial

projects as a senior designer. I moved

to Hamilton to continue my own design

practice and also pass on my joy for

design through teaching.”

Sean Dunne

Interior design tutor

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HOW TO GET THERE

IMPORTANT. Entry criteria on this diagram are summaries only. You must check the full entry criteria

online at www.wintec.ac.nz or call 0800 294 6832 for more details.

START YOUR CAREER HERE

14 credits at NCEA Level 3 in each of three subjects or equivalent, or 48 credits at NCEA Level 2 across four subjects, or an equivalent qualification, or successful completion of the Certificate in Media Arts or equivalent.

CAREER

Employment in interior design firms, in architectural firms as a consultant, in construction firms dealing directly with clients or in self-employment

as a interior designer.

For details on entry criteria please see page 6, 13, or 21.

Open entry.

Certificate in

Media Arts

(Level 4)

Introduction to

Interior Design

1 day short course See www.wintec.ac.nz/quicksmart for details

Diploma in

Interior Design

(Level 6)

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14 credits at NCEA Level 3 in each of three subjects or equivalent, or 48 credits at NCEA Level 2 across four subjects, or an equivalent qualification, or successful completion of the Certificate in Media Arts or equivalent.

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PROGRAMMES

DIPLOMA IN

INTERIOR DESIGN

(LEVEL 6)

BMID001

Duration: Starts February for two years

Enter the exciting world of interior design through this two year, full-time course (or part-time equivalent). You’ll study every aspect of interior design, learning to combine creativity with technical components to transform interior spaces.

In this programme you will develop theoretical understanding of design and learn practical technical skills in:

• Interior design studies – residential and commercial

• Drawing for interior design

• Construction design

• Basic CAD and advanced CAD

• Spatial design

• Communication strategies

• Presentation strategies

• Professional practice

• Design history

• Business practice for the creative industry

LEARNING BY DOING – IN THE REAL WORLD

This is a hands-on course aimed at developing your abilities from concepts to fully realised interior proposals. You will learn from industry professionals and use the latest technology to produce your manual and technical drawing, as well as learning digital programmes that will allow you to create a range of professional industry-standard presentations.

INDUSTRY EXPERIENCE AND CONNECTIONS

A strong industry network supports this study programme with resources and work experience opportunities. Guest speakers provide inspiration and insight into current industry practice, as do industry visits. You will have opportunities to work on real life industry and community projects wherever possible. In your second year you’ll have opportunities for work experience that can lead to employment.

ENTRY CRITERIA

To enter this course, you’ll need 14 credits at NCEA Level 3 in each of three subjects; or 48 credits at NCEA Level 2 across four subjects (preferably including English and/or Mathematics, Practical Arts, Technology or Design); or successful completion of the Certificate in Media Arts; or an equivalent qualification.

Please submit a portfolio with your application. It should reflect your creative ability and inclination, and will be examined for presentation as well as design. You should provide a cohesive package with explanatory text, giving

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evidence of your attention to detail as well as your passion for interior design. Guidelines are available for putting together a portfolio.

Check out www.wintec.ac.nz/BMID001 for course and entry details.

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FLORISTRY

THE WORLD OF

“The Wintec floristry classroom is in the

Hamilton Gardens. We are surrounded

by pure nature and picturesque scenery.

On this course I have learnt so much

from tutors who have a passion for what

they teach. It’s opened up a whole new

pathway in my life.”

Melanie

Current floristry student

“My students are often asked to supply

floral design work for events. It develops

their planning and designing skills, makes

their classroom work real and they love the

feedback. I also encourage my students

to enter competitions to develop their

skill base, and over the last five years my

students have won many of these.”

Denise Wilson

NZPF (New Zealand Professional Florist Inc.)

Master florist and NZPF assessor

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HOW TO GET THERE

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CAREER

Employment as an assistant in a professional floristry shop or studio, or a supermarket floristry outlet. There are also opportunities to work within a nursery or on a floricultural property. You also have the opportunity to move into further study in any creative field.

12 credits at NCEA Level 2 in two subjects and 12 credits at NCEA Level 1 in English, or equivalent qualification.

CAREER

Employment as a landscape project manager, specialist landscape designer, landscape contractor, landscape asset manager for local authorities and corporate bodies or a practical landscape specialist for plant wholesalers and the retail industry.

CAREER

Positions of responsibility within a range of horticultural operations such as, botanic gardens, parks, reserves and recreational spaces, plant nurseries, landscape or garden maintenance, garden beautification projects, materials retailing, conservation and environmental restoration projects.

START YOUR CAREER HERE

12 credits in level 1 of NCEA English (or equivalent) and/or relative experience Open entry.

Diploma in

Technology – Landscape Design

(Level 6)

National Certificate

in Horticulture

(Level 4)

See www.wintec.ac.nz/SC1015

Certificate in

Floristry Practice

(Level 3)

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PROGRAMMES

CERTIFICATE IN FLORISTRY

PRACTICE (LEVEL 3)

AG0301

Duration: Starts February for one year

equivalent

Location: Hamilton Gardens Campus

If you have a flair for form and colour and a love of flowers, this course is for you. You’ll develop design skills and plant handling methods, and learn floriculture and plant identification.

HANDS-ON LEARNING

Half of your course will involve working with flowers. Care and treatment, floral design, containers and frames, pot plant treatments, creating gifts and working with wire are all part of your hands-on study. You’ll also visit commercial flower growers and go on field trips to learn plant identification and plant botany.

INDUSTRY RELEVANCE

Wintec has designed this programme so you leave with skills that are in demand. That means your credits for this course can also be applied to the New Zealand Professional Florists Inc. Certificate in Commercial Floristry Level 3.

HAVE A GO

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TUTORS IN THE INDUSTRY

Your Wintec tutors have experience and contacts in the floristry industry and proven skills in retail and competitive design. This means you get the best training the industry has to offer.

HAMILTON GARDENS AS YOUR CLASSROOM

You can’t help but be inspired in your study when surrounded by the beautiful Hamilton Gardens. You’ll do computer lab work, fieldwork and workshops with professional examples to guide you.

ENTRY CRITERIA

To enter this course, you’ll need 12 credits in NCEA Level 1 in English (or an equivalent) and be able to show a likelihood of success.

Check out www.wintec.ac.nz/AG0301 for course and entry details.

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LANDSCAPE DESIGN

THE WORLD OF

“I am a licensed builder with a Diploma

in Landscape Design and Technology.

Because I have my own construction

business and teach part time, I can keep

course material up to date. Wintec’s

Diploma is very practical, which means

our students get an understanding of

construction so they can move into

construction, design or both.”

Steve Bluett

Landscape construction tutor

Affiliate member of Landscaping

“My time at Wintec has been great! The

course has a strong emphasis on real

world projects, bridging the gap between

the tertiary study environment and the

working industry. The range of subjects

taught is very broad, giving me all the

necessary skills to become a successful

designer and the confidence to kick start

my career in the landscaping industry!”

Jordan

Current student

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HOW TO GET THERE

START YOUR CAREER HERE

IMPORTANT. Entry criteria on this diagram are summaries only. You must check the full entry criteria

online at www.wintec.ac.nz or call 0800 294 6832 for more details.

National Certificate

in Horticulture

(Level 4)

See www.wintec.ac.nz/SC1015

Certificate in

Floristry Practice

(Level 3)

Certificate in

Media Arts

(Level 4)

Diploma in

Technology –

Landscape Design

(Level 6)

CAREER

Employment as a landscape project manager, specialist landscape designer, landscape

contractor, landscape asset manager for local authorities and corporate

bodies or a practical landscape specialist for plant

and garden wholesalers and the retail industry.

Open entry. 12 Credits at NCEA Level 1 in English, or equivalent qualification. 12 Credits at NCEA Level 1 in English, or equivalent qualification.

CAREER

Employment in a garden centre, as a professional florist,

a floristry wholesaler or a commercial grower.

See page 35 for entry criteria.

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Creative Arts & Industries

Creative Arts

& Industries

THIS IS WHERE YOUR FUTURE STARTS

Wintec is one of New Zealand’s largest and most

respected institutes of technology.

Over 18,000 students

Over 400 industry experienced teaching staff

Wintec is a leading training provider with

programmes and purpose-built facilities for

visual arts, communication, music, fashion design,

interior design, floristry, and landscape design that

are recognised as world-class in both delivery

and environment

Certificate, diploma, degree and

postgraduate programmes

Our study programmes are developed in close

consultation with employer partnership groups,

resulting in an inspirational way of learning that’s

hands-on and relevant to today’s changing workplace.

The people who will be delivering your lectures and

tutorials are highly qualified, respected professionals

in their field. And as you’ll discover, this makes a real

difference when it comes to your learning.

EXPLORE YOUR OPTIONS

There are many different levels, choices and career paths

in the world of media arts, design or communication.

At Wintec you’ll be able to tailor your programme to meet

your specific career objectives.

YOUR WORLD

THIS IS

Ideas, you’re full of them. Inspiration, it’s everywhere.

Creativity, this is where it all begins. There’s a future for

you in the world of visual art, design, communication or music.

CONTENTS

VISUAL ARTS

THE WORLD OF

“You get vital support to experiment

in every aspect of art, graphic design,

animation and interactive media. I was

pushed to take the initiative in digital

design; now I drive my own creativity in a

way that I never thought possible.”

Keinen

Current Student - Digital Media Design

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Bachelor of

Media Arts – Visual Arts

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CAREER

CAREER

Certificate in

Media Arts

(Level 4)

Bachelor of

Media Arts

(Honours)

Master of

Arts – Visual Arts,

Design, Music

CAREER

PROGRAMMES

CERTIFICATE IN

MEDIA ARTS – VISUAL ARTS

(LEVEL 4)

BACHELOR OF

MEDIA ARTS – VISUAL ARTS

PROGRAMMES

BACHELOR OF MEDIA ARTS

visual

arts

pathways

PAINTING

SCULPTURE

BACHELOR OF MEDIA ARTS

visual

arts