Level 9
16
17/06/2024
NCAD
5
HCI Subsidy Funding Available
1 week
€600 or €300*
It is increasingly more difficult to work offline and evade digital platforms while developing a creative career; however, it is the task of the creator to critique, analyse and remodel these spaces.
This module offers creative practitioners a means to consider and frame their approaches to their material within a changing technological landscape.
This might range from expanded video making, artists film, documenting performances, online studio visits, digital workshops or the curation of existing audio-video works.
This one-week intensive programme focuses on the development of contemporary works for public consumption using digital tools.
It is an opportunity to initiate research and to be guided in the creation of contemporary works to communicate, mediate and disseminate the work of creative practitioners.
Learners will be introduced to a range of digital technologies, critical theories of technology, creative approaches to technology, and the principles of socially engaged and site-specific creative practice using lab based, studio based and experiential tools.
They will have the opportunity to continue with their existing creative practice or develop a new project to challenge, examine and plan for new directional opportunities within the digital realm.
Students on this part-time Professional Certificate will examine the interconnected relationship online platforms have within contemporary art, extended creative fields and beyond.
This module functions as a foundational component within the Creative Futures programme pathways.
The programme seeks to provide the transversal and specialist skills to equip creative practitioners to work within existing career paths, while also forge new career and creative pathways and learning.
Students will be advised by practitioners working in this field through directed learning including textual, practical and field research practices.
Participants are challenged to engage critically with how meaning is made, and how representations and encounters are produced, circulated, regulated and consumed in contemporary life, and act upon the ways in which value is constructed and understood by individuals and groups – in the contexts of local, national and global discourses. This Professional Certificate seeks to an engage components selected from a larger hinterland of possible media practices and concerns.
The programme is designed to meet the needs of the creative sector within and beyond Ireland. As such, the constituent awards explicitly address key requirements identified in extensive discussions and research undertaken with industry partners and representative bodies such as the Arts Council of Ireland, Design and Crafts Council of Ireland and Institute of Designers in Ireland, and findings from government and sectoral reports.
Your work is focused through tutorials and expert advice; reinforced by strong links with industry, cultural institutions and leading creative practitioners who help students to develop their professional skills to position themselves successfully within the creative arts and industries.
This is a week-long intensive course, running Monday to Sunday, 24th – 30th June 2024, 10am – 5pm.
Educational Standard
All applicants are expected to present an approved Bachelor degree at minimum level of 2nd class honours (2.2)
Applicants who do not meet the minimum academic entry requirements may be considered on the basis of prior work or learning experience (RPEL). Candidates may be required to pass a qualifying examination set by the relevant department before being accepted to a Masters degree programme. Attendance at selected undergraduate lecture courses at NCAD, together with related written work may be prescribed.
You may apply for the programme if you are currently completing your Undergraduate Degree. NCAD will review the rest of your application If necessary, we can make you a Conditional Offer. When your degree is completed and you send us final transcripts we will upgrade this to a Full Offer.
Essential Supporting Documents
Fees
For information on tuition fees please follow this Link
The fee for this programme is €300 for those eligible for the HCI Miocro-cred funding and €600 for those who don’t meet the eligibility criteria.
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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
NCAD admissions Contact
postgraduate@ncad.ie
CFA contact
Joanna Crawley crawleyj@staff.ncad.ie
Programme coordinator
Kerry Guinan guinank@staff.ncad.ie
Creative Futures Academy has been awarded a total of €315,640 from the Human Capital Initiative HCI Pillar 3 Micro-Credentials Subsidy funding. Subsidies will range from 50 – 80% of the total course costs for eligible learners. Applications are now open for a number of courses with more coming on-stream in late 2024 and 2025. Terms & Conditions apply.
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.
Through our CFA programmes, we offer a range of bursaries to help you gain the in-demand skills you need to develop your career.
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