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2021 CREATIVE ARTS 1 CONTENTS CREATIVE ARTS ABOUT THE COLLEGE POSTGRADUATE STUDY 02 Rankings and awards 40 Bachelor of Creative Media 03 Welcome Production (Honours) 04 Why Wellington? 40 Bachelor of Commercial Music 05 Student life (Honours) 06 In the studio 41 Master of Māori Visual Arts 08 Great opportunities 42 Master of Design 43 Master of Fine Arts BACHELOR’S DEGREES 44 Master of Creative Enterprise 11 Bachelor of Design with Honours 45 PhD > Concept Design > Fashion Design ADMISSION AND > Industrial Design ENROLMENT > Integrated Design 46 Domestic students > Photography 46 Open entry programmes > Spatial Design 47 Selected entry programmes NGA IHIRANGI CONTENTS > Textile Design 48 Portfolio requirements > Visual Communication Design 51 International students 23 Bachelor of Fine Arts with Honours KEY INFORMATION Please note: The information contained 25 Design and Fine Arts degree 52 Scholarships in this publication is indicative of the offerings available in 2021 and structure 52 Fees subsequent years. This information 27 Bachelor of Māori Visual Arts 52 Accommodation may be subject to change. While all reasonable efforts will be made to 31 Bachelor of Creative Media 53 Events on campus ensure listed programmes are offered and regulations are up to date, the Production 53 Support University reserves the right to change the content or method of presentation, > Film and Television or to withdraw any qualification or part thereof, or impose limitations on > Animation and VFX enrolments. For the most up to date > Game Development information please go to creative.massey.ac.nz > Creative Technologies COVER IMAGE: > Producing and Directing ANNALISE SPRAGG BACHELOR OF FINE ARTS 37 Bachelor of Commercial Music Familiar – POW Ply and acrylic paint Photographed by Madison Hunt > Music Industry > Music Practice > Music Technology 2 ABOUT THE COLLEGE RANKINGS AND AWARDS RED DOT HOKONUI FASHION AWARDS HOT 20 Wellington School of Design ranked Two fourth year fashion students 2nd Year commercial music student once again at No 1 in Asia Pacific, Grace Hughson and Madison Freeman RIKII, (managed by fellow music student with graduate Sian Hosking Berge were awarded Highly Commended Isaac Adams, and promoted by student’s awarded a Red Dot Best of Best for and Open merit awards. Something Something club) debut single her BOU Bike. High Heights and achieved #12 on the Hot 20 NZ Singles chart, #12 on iTunes NZ top ID DUNEDIN INTERNATIONAL Alternative charts, #16 on iTunes Norway QS WORLD UNIVERSITY FASHION AWARDS top Alternative charts, and playlisted across multiple stations. RANKINGS Two Massey grads selected as Top 100 for art and design. finalists – Kimberley Franklin and Tsega Gebremedihin. ANIMATION CAREER REVIEW PBRF Top 100 for Animation. Across design and visual arts & FULBRIGHT craft, the College of Creative Arts VCD Graduate Nandini Nair was SOUTH PACIFIC PICTURES has the largest number of top-rated awarded a Fulbright Science and researchers of all tertiary institutions Innovation Award and is off to study BIG PITCH in New Zealand. her masters at Carnegie Mellon. Hans & Tweet, a stop-motion animation project by third year creative media production students Tony Matich, DINZ BEST AWARDS KOHLER NEW ZEALAND Jing Jing Ke, Saina Filipo and Niamh 462 finalists over the last 17 years. FUTURE DESIGNER AWARDS O’Connell, was one of only eight projects In 2019 one third of all student to be shortlisted to pitch in the South finalists were Massey graduates. The inaugural recipient was third year Pacific Pictures Big Pitch Competition at industrial design student Michaela the national SPADA conference. Lawn, and her fellow student Symone JAMES DYSON Robson was runner up. Massey grads have won the National VODAFONE NZ MUSIC AWARDS Dyson Award for the past 5 years in ECC NZ STUDENT CRAFT / Top-rated act BENEE, who took out a row, with a total of 21 graduates awards for Best Pop Artist, Single selected as finalists. In 2019 graduates DESIGN AWARDS of the Year, Best Solo Artist and Daniel Shorrock, Chris Warren, Fergus 7/15 finalists were Massey graduates, Breakthrough Artist and is backed by Salmon, Zoe Lovell-Smith, Liam Avery with Sian Hosking Berge awarded three second year commercial music and Oscar Jackson won with their Furniture and Product Design students; Tiare, Felix and Dylan, Electric Cargo Bike (with joint runner Category winner, alongside six highly who have been with her since she up, graduate Sian Hosking Berge). commended fellow graduates in broke into the scene. industrial, textiles and lighting design. WOW NZ CINEMATOGRAPHERS Second year fashion student Anna CAREERS SOCIETY ANNUAL AWARDS Baines selected as a finalist – one of 94% of design graduates are employed, 115 designers from 22 countries. Creative media production graduate the majority in the creative industries, Alice Toomer won a silver award six months after graduation (Graduate in the student category for her film NZ ART SHOW Destination survey 2018). RASPBERRY AND COKE. Alice Three Massey fine arts graduates 72% of fine arts graduates are was supervised by creative media were selected as finalists: Chad Bevan, exhibiting the art they make. production lecturer and film producer Hannah Lawn and Samuel O’Malley. Mathew Knight, who received a gold award for his work on the feature film DAFFODILS. 3 ABOUT THE COLLEGE NAU MAI HAERE MAI WELCOME TO CREATE THE COLLEGE OF WITH US CREATIVE ARTS The College offers five undergraduate degrees: design, fine arts, creative media production, commercial music and Māori visual arts. These degrees place our graduates well ahead of the increasingly competitive university market as well as in global employment networks, where critical thinking, entrepreneurial attitudes and creative problem solving skills are rated amongst the most valued abilities and attributes sought by employers. At Toi Rauwhārangi you join an established creative arts college, with the opportunity to work across disciplines and on collaborative projects that will develop leadership skills and foster lifelong connections. Students of creative arts develop both critical thinking and technical expertise that prepares them well for a variety of industries and careers. Our courses are often based on live briefs and projects, facilitating real world understanding as well as future employment networks. Design and fine art degrees offer an integrated honours year and The College of Creative Arts commercial music and creative media production Toi Rauwhārangi is New Zealand’s offer a one year honours programme to enable premier provider of creative arts students to research more deeply or specialise in education, with comprehensive, their subject area, providing an additional career internationally benchmarked, future- advantage. focused programmes, innovative studio based learning, high levels Our programmes are underpinned by a pōwhiri of undergraduate and postgraduate framework that acknowledges our distinct student achievement and a distinctive cultural and geographical location in Aotearoa contribution to Māori and Pacific New Zealand. This framework fosters the creative practice. development of graduates who are confident thinkers and makers who display toi, mōhio, mātauranga, mana, and whānaungatanga – Toi Creativity creativity, skill, understanding, autonomy Mōhio Virtuosity and connectedness. Mātauranga Understanding Mana Autonomy Whanaungatanga Connectedness 4 ABOUT THE COLLEGE WHY WELLINGTON? Known as New Zealand’s coolest little CREATIVE CAPITAL WELLINGTON capital, Wellington is internationally regarded as one of the most liveable cities in the world, having been ranked no.1 by Deutsche Bank for two consecutive years, and named New Zealand’s top destination by the lonely planet guidebook (2018). Wellington also has the highest skill and salary base per capita in New Zealand, and a reputation for being innovative and collaborative in its business practice. The city is compact, accessible, vibrant and home to numerous sport, art and technology-based industries. Surrounded by lush green hills and a diverse coastline, there are many recreational opportunities as well as a flourishing creative culture to immerse yourself in. It’s also proud of its very fine coffee and craft beer cultures, not necessarily enjoyed at the same time! WELLINGTON HARBOUR GOLDING’S FREEDIVE BAR Massey’s campus is centrally located with excellent transport links, and a choice of supported or independent accommodation for first year students is nearby. The entertainment hubs of Courtenay Place and Cuba St, as well as the beautiful waterfront, are within easy walking distance so that both work and play are right on your doorstep. 5 ABOUT THE COLLEGE STUDENT LIFE We welcome diversity, THE COLLEGE OF CREATIVE ARTS CAMPUS with clubs, groups and cultural networks to help you find your place and make new connections. Our campus offers plenty of resources to inspire and enhance your study and creative practice. LUX LIGHT FESTIVAL WORLD OF WEARABLE ARTS EXPOSURE EXHIBITION 6 ABOUT THE COLLEGE IN THE STUDIO Our students spend most DEVELOP EXPERIMENT of their time at Massey NEW KNOWLEDGE, WITH NEW WAYS OF SEEING, IDEAS AND SYSTEMS. MAKING AND DOING. making and thinking in studios, workshops and media labs. Typically, at least two-thirds of your classes will be hands-on. 7 ABOUT THE COLLEGE LEARN EXPLORE COLLABORATE AND CONTRIBUTE FROM SOME OF THE BEST WHAT IT MEANS TO BE A SHARE IDEAS, MAKE NEW WORK, PRACTITIONERS AND CREATIVE PERSON IN AOTEAROA AND PARTICIPATE IN REAL RESEARCHERS IN THE WORLD.