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BA (Hons) Advertising Design AAS College

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BA (Hons) On-Campus Full-time 3 - 4 years September, January €6000.00 year per €6800.00 year per
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AAS Guide: 

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Online Application: 

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*scholarships available

Course overview

“Advertising is the ability to sense, interpret…to put the very heart throbs of a business into type, paper and ink” Leo Burnett

The course prepares students for a career in creative advertising and encourages creative thinking too. Taught by a team of advertising practitioners and academic theorists, students are equipped with contemporary knowledge to be able to understand the theoretical and practical aspects of every level of the advertising industry from planning to creative output and presentation.

Studies are underpinned by contextual studies – design theory and live briefs from industry as well as student competition entry alongside an individual study of student self-initiated briefs. They are challenged over a wide range of media such as print, TV, ambient, guerrilla, web, viral and social networks such as Twitter and Facebook. In the first year the course begins with a program of ideas/concept generation projects, specific advertising briefs are introduced towards the end of semester one. In semester two projects expanded to include typography, layout and computer skills. In the second year students understand that, ‘the idea’ is king and the emphasis shifts to developing the sound advertising strategies that are the foundation for those ideas. Copywriting and graphic design for advertising forms a significant part of the teaching. Students also have the opportunity to acquire photographic, video and sound editing skills.

Advertising is, and always has been, one of the most dynamic and exciting careers creative students can choose and with the explosion of new media, such as the Internet, the industry requires talented and committed people as never before.

ASSESSMENT

Assessment is 100% coursework and you will be continually assessed throughout the course.

Assessment will be through assignments including design briefs (project work), competitions, presentations, seminars and group activities.

CAREER OPPORTUNITIES

We have an excellent employment record with previous graduates working for some of the Greece’s top Graphic Design agencies while others have established their own creative design companies. Many graduates have successful careers within the wide area of Graphic Design, from advertising agencies to multi-disciplinary design groups. Other career opportunities exist within general design consultancies, in-house design studios, printing, education or freelance work. Our students also successfully progress onto MA Degrees.

COURSE STRUCTURE

Year 1 (national level 4):

Introduction To Advertising (2 x 20 credits)

Introduction to Digital Imaging (20 credits)

Visual Communication (20 credits)

Design Theory (20 credits)

Introduction to Motion Graphics (20 credits)

Year 2 (national level 5):

Integrated Campaigns (20 credits)

Branding and Identity (20 credits)

The Book (20 credits)

Graphic Communication (20credits)

Design Theory (20 credits)

Motion Graphics 2 (20 credits)

Final year (national level 6):

Creative Team Campaigns (20 credits)

Design Research project (20 credits)

The Book 2 (20 credits)

Final Major Project (60 credits)


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