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The Programme: overview
The BA (Hons) Design at NABA London integrates theoretical studies with many project-based learning experiences, rooted in the “learning and teaching by doing” over-arching approach of this Academy. The curriculum of the course will expose you to a variety of different educational experiences and provide you with a wide range of disciplinary and interdisciplinary knowledge, skills and competences. The articulation of the learning path allows you to reach a high level of maturity in terms of design methodology, cultural awareness, critical thinking, and technical skills, as well as self-confidence in the capacity to manage and lead successfully any kind of design process.
Over the BA, students will have the opportunity to:
- Acquire the cultural, scientific and technical competencies to develop a “problem setting” and “problem solving” approach
- Develop the ability to understand specific contexts of use, translate the analytical elements into typological and formal solutions, and determine aspects of marketing and distribution
- Learn how to use tools and techniques for the representation of spaces and products
Foundation Course + BA (Hons) Design
The BA (Hons) Design is also available in combination with the Foundation Course, designed to provide students with the cultural and methodological foundations needed to successfully undertake the three-year degree.
Faculty
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Study Units
- Methodology of Design Processes
- Drawing Techniques
- Crafting Techniques
- Computer Graphics
- History of Art
- Interdisciplinary Workshops – Explorations
- Product Design – Objects and Forms
- Interior Design – Spaces and Bodies
- Understanding Materials and Technologies
- Digital Modeling and Rendering
- History of Design
- Photography and AI
- Product Design – Narrative Objects
- Interior Design – Narrative Spaces
- Environmental and Social Design
- Digital Modeling and Visual Design
- Marketing
- Interdisciplinary Workshops – Extensions
- Exhibit Design
- Service Design
- Interaction Design – Fablab
- Videomaking
- Design Studies
- Lighting Design
- Final Project – Research
- Advanced Materials and Technologies
- Communication and Digital Design
- Anthropology
- Interdisciplinary Workshops – Envisioning
- Final Project – Design
- Advanced Prototyping
- New Digital Technologies
- Career Perspectives
- Urban Design
What's Next
Graduate attributes correspond to a wide set of hard skills and soft skills that will allow students to enter the global market of design and creative industries, either within collective organizations – design studios of any size, agencies, firms, production companies – or attempting their own freelance career. NABA typically engages employers and academic staff to promote and support work placement opportunities and communicate job vacancies for students, through several initiatives dedicated to recruitment and career perspectives.
The BA (Hons) Design with Foundation can lead to multiple career paths, including: