BDes ( Product Design) 48 months Undergraduate Program By The Glasgow School of Art |Top Universities
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Program Duration

48 monthsProgram duration

Tuitionfee

75,840 GBPTuition Fee/year

Main Subject Area

Art and DesignMain Subject Area

Program overview

Main Subject

Art and Design

Degree

BDes

Study Level

Undergraduate

The programme spans 4 years (B.Des) or 5 years (MEDes) in duration, with the two degree pathways sharing a common “core” in years One and Two. The programme covers the spectrum of making practices associated with design across two, three or four dimensions, including the design of tangible services and experiences in the immaterial domain (information), and in Year Two contains a Language Acquisition course in conjunction with Glasgow University. Throughout the B.Des programme the Studio component is complemented by Social Sciences and coursesin DH&T, with an elective opportunity offered in Year 3. Years Three and Four of the MEDes pathway are specific to the “host” institution in which the student is then situated as part of the two-year academic exchangecomponent.

Program overview

Main Subject

Art and Design

Degree

BDes

Study Level

Undergraduate

The programme spans 4 years (B.Des) or 5 years (MEDes) in duration, with the two degree pathways sharing a common “core” in years One and Two. The programme covers the spectrum of making practices associated with design across two, three or four dimensions, including the design of tangible services and experiences in the immaterial domain (information), and in Year Two contains a Language Acquisition course in conjunction with Glasgow University. Throughout the B.Des programme the Studio component is complemented by Social Sciences and coursesin DH&T, with an elective opportunity offered in Year 3. Years Three and Four of the MEDes pathway are specific to the “host” institution in which the student is then situated as part of the two-year academic exchangecomponent.

Admission requirements

6+
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30+
4 Years
Jan-2000

Tuition fee and scholarships

Domestic Students

7,280 GBP
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International Students

75,840 GBP
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The Glasgow School of Art offers 17 undergraduate programmes, across four specialist schools - Mackintosh School of Architecture, School of Design, School of Fine Art and the School of Innovation and Technology. Our programmes offer highly specialised study in the creative disciplines in our unique art school environment, situated within one of Europe’s most exciting and dynamic creative cities.

Our teaching staff are active researchers and practitioners, with deep connections to the creative scene in Glasgow and beyond – connections that are drawn on in your learning and extracurricular opportunities.

Postgraduate study at GSA encompasses taught and research masters degree programmes.

Most of our masters programmes – aside from our two year Master of Fine Art and Master of Communication Design programmes – take place over one academic year, allowing you an intensive, transformative development of your practice. Whether you study at our main Glasgow campus, or our campus in the Highlands of Scotland, you will have access to specialised studio space, cutting-edge workshop equipment and technical facilities, as well as one of the best art and design library collections in the world. Our teaching staff are active researchers and practitioners, with deep connections to the creative scene in Glasgow and beyond – connections that are drawn on in your learning and extracurricular opportunities.

During your time as a postgraduate student you will have many chances to work collaboratively, exhibit externally and make connections with our many partners in the creative, business and wider world. Because our postgraduate community is truly international, you will encounter a diversity of contexts, cultures and connections.

 

Some of our postgraduate programmes also offer the chance to visit one of our many international partner institutions on exchange. The GSA offers over 25 graduate degree programmes across our schools of Fine Art, Design, Innovation and Technology and Architecture.

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