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ARTD3106 2029-30
Promotion and Showcase
This module aims to equip you with the necessary tools to maximise your success of gaining employment and securing a successful career in your designated discipline or establishing a plan for further study.
Professional Planning focuses on career planning and developing your employability profile, identifying career options and writing CVs and applications. The module builds your understanding of how to succeed in interviews and advice on securing a graduate training scheme through workshops that build confidence and capability for recruitment processes. The module also aims to build the networking skills you will need following graduation through engagement with external partners.
You will receive advice on presenting and communicating work effectively to industry standards and producing self-promotion materials with a personal career plan.
After completing this module, students can present themselves on WSA EXCHANGE, the School's enterprise website, to showcase their work to external audiences. -
ARTD3106 2028-29
Promotion and Showcase
This module aims to equip you with the necessary tools to maximise your success of gaining employment and securing a successful career in your designated discipline or establishing a plan for further study.
Professional Planning focuses on career planning and developing your employability profile, identifying career options and writing CVs and applications. The module builds your understanding of how to succeed in interviews and advice on securing a graduate training scheme through workshops that build confidence and capability for recruitment processes. The module also aims to build the networking skills you will need following graduation through engagement with external partners.
You will receive advice on presenting and communicating work effectively to industry standards and producing self-promotion materials with a personal career plan.
After completing this module, students can present themselves on WSA EXCHANGE, the School's enterprise website, to showcase their work to external audiences. -
ARTD3149 2029-30
Promotion and Showcase (Illustration)
This module builds on the Professional Planning module in semester 1 to provide you with the opportunity to evaluate your practice in preparation for the transition to working within the creative industries. You will be required to analyse potential areas of employment or further study and locate your developing practice in relation to recognised or emerging areas within Illustration. You will select and package work produced over the last year for presentation and prepare appropriate tools to communicate your position as an emerging practitioner. The promotional outcomes for this module will be underpinned by an industry facing report which allows you to critically evaluate industry practitioners' promotional activities within contemporary Illustration and the relationship of own outcomes to these professional practices. -
SESA2023 2026-27
Propulsion
This module introduces the fundamental principles of aircraft propulsion, and covers air-breathing and rocket propulsion systems. The module focuses on the analysis and determination of thrust and performance criteria for propulsion systems such as ramjets, turbo-jets, turbo-fans and rockets. -
SESA2023 2028-29
Propulsion
This module introduces the fundamental principles of aircraft propulsion, and covers air-breathing and rocket propulsion systems. The module focuses on the analysis and determination of thrust and performance criteria for propulsion systems such as ramjets, turbo-jets, turbo-fans and rockets. -
SESA2023 2027-28
Propulsion
This module introduces the fundamental principles of aircraft propulsion, and covers air-breathing and rocket propulsion systems. The module focuses on the analysis and determination of thrust and performance criteria for propulsion systems such as ramjets, turbo-jets, turbo-fans and rockets. -
LAWS2064 2028-29
Protest and Civil Liberties
This module provides a critical understanding of the law on protest and civil liberties, focusing on the interplay between constitutional norms and principles and human rights law in shaping how we have come to understand the role that protest plays in assisting and securing wider commitments to civil and political rights. The module considers the challenge posed by recent legal developments and reforms which have aimed to place greater legal limits on how protest takes place and is policed. The module provides the basis for critical reflection on the debates and policy choices made. -
LAWS2064 2027-28
Protest and Civil Liberties
This module provides a critical understanding of the law on protest and civil liberties, focusing on the interplay between constitutional norms and principles and human rights law in shaping how we have come to understand the role that protest plays in assisting and securing wider commitments to civil and political rights. The module considers the challenge posed by recent legal developments and reforms which have aimed to place greater legal limits on how protest takes place and is policed. The module provides the basis for critical reflection on the debates and policy choices made. -
ARTD3097 2027-28
Prototyping, Presentation & Evaluation
In this module you will begin to develop creative, practical and theoretical ideas for your Final Project. You will explore the possibilities for this project through a series of prototypes, some individual and some team-based. These will be a mixture of ‘paper’ models of, say an app design or an installation, and more fully realised and implemented elements, including for example working code, responsive sensors or functioning web platforms. User- and play-testing will be used throughout to assess, evaluate and iterate your ideas and the module builds on the UX and HCI approaches already established. You will also identify and apply a research problematic to your developing ideas, drawing on theoretical enquiry to set and address important questions for creative / technological production today. -
ARTD3097 2029-30
Prototyping, Presentation & Evaluation
In this module you will begin to develop creative, practical and theoretical ideas for your Final Project. You will explore the possibilities for this project through a series of prototypes, some individual and some team-based. These will be a mixture of ‘paper’ models of, say an app design or an installation, and more fully realised and implemented elements, including for example working code, responsive sensors or functioning web platforms. User- and play-testing will be used throughout to assess, evaluate and iterate your ideas and the module builds on the UX and HCI approaches already established. You will also identify and apply a research problematic to your developing ideas, drawing on theoretical enquiry to set and address important questions for creative / technological production today.