A qualification in Art, Design and Creative media can open doors to many creative industries including advertising, animation, photography, fashion, film and architecture. Roles within these areas vary, from being involved in practical crafts to careers in administration and support. Example career pathways could be working as a Fine Artist, Graphic Designer, Illustrator, Photographer or Web Designer.
For the ninth consecutive year there has been a 100% success rate in applications to University, a fantastic record for the department. In 2013/14, almost half of our applying students gained places at the top London Universities. Our students have gone onto study a range of art, design and media disciplines at Universities throughout the UK, including Goldsmiths, Central Saint Martins, The Slade School of Fine Art, Chelsea College of Art, Winchester School of Art and University of the West of England.
Generally studied by 16-18 year olds as an alternative to A-Levels.
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Full-Time
Level 3 Art, Design and Media is delivered over two years. In the first year of the programme, students…
Full-Time
The Pre-degree Foundation Diploma offers an opportunity to explore the full range of art disciplines…
Full-Time
The Pre-degree Foundation Diploma offers an opportunity to explore the full range of art disciplines…
Expert qualifications that can be studied flexibly around your working life.
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Part-Time Faculty
This course is for students interested in developing their drawing skills through exploring and experimenting…
Part-Time Faculty
This course is for students interested in developing their photography skills through giving the student…
Part-Time Faculty
This course is for students interested in developing their Fine art, illustration and printmaking skills…
Part-Time Faculty
What does this programme involve? The Pre-degree Foundation Diploma in Art, Design & Media includes…
Part-Time Faculty
The Pre-degree Foundation Diploma in Art, Design & Media includes Level 3 and Level 4 units. The qualification…
A great way to indulge in a hobby or passion, further your skills and meet new people.
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Part-Time Leisure
Explore the creative possibilities of Photoshop, both with graphics and by combining images into an atmospheric…
Part-Time Leisure
Build on the basics to improve your picture still further, and explore the more creative side of Photoshop. *…
Part-Time Leisure
You will learn a wide variety of skills and techniques, starting with correcting common faults in digital…
Part-Time Leisure
Areas to be covered include exploring the theory and practice of art; knowledge of the lives and techniques…
Part-Time Leisure
This is a 'hands on' practical course, with some theory/hand-outs included. You will learn how to…
Part-Time Leisure
The course will cover: *Basic understanding of how a digital camera works *Composition *Lighting *Downloading *Image…
Part-Time Leisure
A variety of techniques such as pencil, charcoal, watercolours and acrylics will be demonstrated to the…
Part-Time Leisure
This course offers a series of sessions which progress step by step through theory, practical work, discussion…
Part-Time Leisure
Beginners will be introduced first to hand engraving, and a little later to the basics of drill engraving.…
Part-Time Leisure
This course will give a thorough overview of the principles and elements of interior design. It will…
Part-Time Leisure
We will aim to cover the following elements on the workshop: The different approaches to wedding photography…
Part-Time Leisure
If you are a beginner you will be taught the basic techniques for jewellery making. The course will guide…
Part-Time Leisure
The day will introduce students to the basic techniques of jewellery making using Silver. You will learn…
Part-Time Leisure
You will learn how to produce porcelain flowers with an experienced porcelain flower crafter. On this…
As part of a recent campus development project, the College has a range of different studios including a large studio space used for both 2D work and workshops, and a 3D/ sculpture workshop which contains a vaccuum former and an A2 laser cutter.
The print studio hosts a variety of printmaking equipment including an Etching Press for dry-point etching, a Roller Press for surface and lino printing, and Heat Presses used for heat transfer and disperse printing. The Texttile and Fashion studios contain Loom, screen printing, and sewing machines to assist with weave and knit and stitch working.
The College also has a design studio and digital video suite, which makes use of Apple Macs and professional software packages such as Adobe Creative Cloud software; including adobe photoshop, illustrator, premiere and animate. For chemical phtography and black and white film processing students are able to make use of the Dark Room, which includes 12 Englargers for photographic processing. There is also a photographic studio with a lighting rig and studio lighting setups.
In addition to the facilities on campus, students can benefit from a range of study visits to galleries and museums, and various guest lectures by professional artists and designers.
Local businesses support Eastleigh College’s annual ‘Chippy of the Year’ awards celebrating the hard work and successes of the college’s carpentry and joinery students and apprentices.
Carpentry and joinery students from Eastleigh College have helped to save a local charity £12,000 by putting their skills to good use carrying out out essential maintenance and decorating.