Course overview
This course aims to equip students with the skills to develop knowledge of creative research processes and practice: in physical, cultural and ethical contexts. Students will gain skills in creative strategies: materials, composition, structure and technical requirements, technique, use and application. Students will develop a range of skills in creative research including identification and problem framing, interpreting and writing a project proposal, communication for presentation and consultation. This course aligns with the program's intent to provide specialist knowledge and skills applicable to professional practice in art and design fields.
- Thematic Investigation
- Art & Design Concepting
- Fabrication & Experimentation
- Exhibition & Presentation Strategies
Course learning outcomes
- Identify and frame creative research opportunities and problems within art and design contexts, producing outcomes that reflect originality and relevance
- Demonstrate proficiency in creative strategies such as material manipulation and composition to meet or exceed industry technical requirements
- Acquire and exhibit advanced technical skills in chosen art/design medium, showcasing technique mastery and application in project work
- Write clearly articulated project proposals that effectively communicate research intentions, adhering to professional art and design standards
- Enhance presentation and communication skills to effectively convey creative work, achieving a level of clarity and engagement suitable for professional critique and consultation
- Gain specialist knowledge and skills for professional practice in art and design, demonstrating readiness that meets or exceeds recognised professional benchmarks