Level 3 Art and Design Course in Worcester. Classes run at St Dunstan's Worcester, full-time over two years. You'll need five GCSEs at grade 4 or above, including Maths and English, to enrol. This level 3 art and design qualification is awarded by University of the Arts London. You'll explore a wide range of creative disciplines, from fine art and photography to graphic design, fashion, and 3D design. Specialist workshops include photography studios, Mac suites, and ceramic facilities. As the course progresses, you'll develop a specialist focus to support your next steps.
Who this course is for
If you have a keen eye for photography, a passion for design or would like to see your work in the Tate Modern then our Level 3 UAL Applied General Diploma/Extended Diploma in Art and Design is the course for you.,
Entry requirements
For our Level 3 we require 5 GCSE's at a Grade 4 or above - including Maths and English.
What you will learn
You'll experiment with a wide range of materials, processes, and techniques across creative disciplines.
You'll develop skills in fine art, including sculpture, painting, printmaking, and photography.
You'll explore 3D design, covering interior design and product design.
You'll practise graphic design skills, including marketing, advertising, and typography.
You'll study fashion and textiles, including garment making, pattern cutting, and design.
You'll select and develop a specialist pathway as the course progresses.
You'll build a portfolio of work that reflects your creative development.
How you will learn
You'll learn through studio-based and workshop sessions at the centre. Assessment is through coursework, projects, and a portfolio of creative work. You'll document your creative process and develop ideas through research, experimentation, and reflection. Practical work in specialist workshops forms the core of your learning, supported by tutor feedback throughout.
What you will need to bring
The centre will provide access to specialist workshops and facilities. St Dunstan's Worcester will confirm anything else you need before you start.
Where next
Jobs you could do
Graphic designer: creating visual content for brands and campaigns.
Photographer: working in commercial, editorial, or portrait photography.
Fashion designer: designing and developing clothing and textile products.
Interior designer: planning and styling interior spaces.
Illustrator: producing artwork for publishing, advertising, or digital media.
Printmaker: creating original prints for galleries or commercial clients.
Visual merchandiser: designing retail displays and in-store environments.
What you could study next
BA (Hons) in Fine Art, Graphic Design, Fashion, or Photography at university. This diploma is designed to support progression to degree-level study in a creative subject.
University of the Arts London Extended Diploma in Art and Design. A longer version of this qualification that provides additional depth before applying to university.
Higher National Diploma (HND) in Art and Design. A two-year higher-level qualification if you want to develop specialist skills before committing to a full degree.
