Course overview
Students will be introduced to the Creative Arts through the exploration of frameworks to develop an understanding of the artistic and cultural industries and arts careers. Exploring case studies to better understand the experiences of artists from a wide variety of creative industries, students will develop their own identities as creative professionals and pathways to creative work. By examining the nexus of artist, audience, industry and society, and critically reflecting on their own place within it, students will gain important skills for project-planning, problem-solving, and creative innovation.
- Foundations
- Creative Industries
- Mapping
- Visions
Course learning outcomes
- Identify key theoretical and conceptual frameworks for understanding creative and cultural work
- Discuss the various stakeholders in creative fields, including audiences, industries, policy, critics, artists and platforms
- Communicate effectively to discuss their own creative ideas and express a personal creative ‘persona’ and how it relates to their chosen creative field
- Apply principles for strategically managing art projects, including project planning, pitching and professional communication
Degree list
The following degrees include this course