The Creative Hospitality module would suit artists, designers, chefs, food entrepreneurs, architects, public-facing organisations, healthcare practitioners, event managers, those involved in the tourism industry, care workers, hoteliers and more.

The sessions run in the evenings on Tuesday and Thursdays.

7 sessions in total, 6 in-person, 1 online.

Breakdown below.

Session 1 – Tue, Sep 24, in-persion
Introduction to the module, outline Creative Hospitality Brief

Session 2 – Thu, Sep 26, in-person
Ritualising food memory. 

Session 3 – Tue, Oct 1, in -person

Hospitality Lecture and discussion

Session 4 – Thu, Oct 3, in-person

Autumnal harvest – Cooking together– Potluck in the Field

Session 5 – Tue, Oct 8, in-person

Collective self-publishing session. 

Session 6 – Thu, Oct 10, online

Food and Resistance lecture

Session 7 – Thu, Oct 17, in-person
Peer review plus conviviality.

The exploration of this material provides an illuminating knowledge base for those interested in developing opportunities for interaction and shared connection in their professional practice. The working methodology has been designed with a celebratory emphasis on creative practice, that is artists, designers, cultural practitioners or indeed those who wish to explore new techniques and approaches to develop an idea. This module will provide professional development to individuals and organisations who wish to gain insight into the art of welcoming strangers.

Pre-requisites
All applicants are expected to present an approved Bachelor degree at minimum level of 2nd class honours (2.2)

As part of your application, you will be asked to upload the following supporting documentation:

1. A statement framing your reasons for applying to the programme, i.e. how attending the above selected course will benefit you and your practice  (500 words)
2. A recent CV
3. Certified transcripts of previous programmes followed
4. Certified copies of degree / certificates and/or other appropriate third level qualifications bearing the official stamp of the institution.
5. English Language Proficiency certificate
   • This is only required if English is not your first language.

You can see the full list of the English Language Qualifications NCAD recognises at this link.

There is a fee of €600 for this programme.

Applications via NCAD will open in July 2024.

CFA Scholarship:
A CFA scholarship encourages the participation of learners from sections of society that are significantly under-represented in higher education by offering one free place on all of our CFA short courses.
Find out if you are eligible to apply HERE 
Fill in the CFA@NCAD scholarship application form HERE

CFA Contact

Joanna Crawley crawleyj@staff.ncad.ie

Admissions Contact

postgraduate@ncad.ie