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Art and Photography Courses 2021 Link to Careers The following slides outline the routes into further education in the South West for students interested in Pursuing a career in the Creative Arts after successful completion of the Art and Photography GCSE We have had a visit from Boomsatsuma at school for the last few years, they are a Bristol based education centre that offer Digital media and Film and Television Diplomas which enable students to then attend University or use their portfolio to enter the Creative Arts sector We have had a number of students attend Boomsatsuma Digital and media courses over the last 4 years. They have also come back to help present the courses to prospective students at Haygrove. We will present the information to the students over their 2 year course of study and show them the routes they can Pursue in the Creative Arts Sector. A Levels and Diploma’s – after Photography GCSE Bridgwater and Taunton College https://www.btc.ac.uk/find-a-course/adult-learning/art-design-media/ Richard Huish https://www.huish.ac.uk/courses/photography-a-level/ Boomsatsuma Creative and digital media – The Engine Shed Film and Television – The Bottle Yard Sudios https://www.boomsatsuma.education/ Degrees in Digital Media or Film Studies in the South West https://www.whatuni.com/degree-courses/search?subject=fine-art&location=south-west-england Bristol, University of the West of England https://www.whatuni.com/university-profile/bristol-university-of-west-of-england/3767/ University of Gloucestershire https://www.whatuni.com/university-profile/university-of-gloucestershire/11795/ Falmouth University https://www.whatuni.com/university-profile/falmouth-university/5736/ University of Plymouth https://www.whatuni.com/university-profile/university-of-plymouth/3758/ Bournemouth University https://www.whatuni.com/university-profile/bournemouth-university/3838/ University Centre Somerset – Bridgwater and Taunton College https://www.whatuni.com/university-profile/bridgwater-college/114791/ Arts University of Bournemouth https://www.whatuni.com/university-profile/arts-university-bournemouth/6532/ Bath Spa University https://www.whatuni.com/university-profile/bath-spa-university/4106/ University of Bristol https://www.whatuni.com/university-profile/university-of-bristol/4517/ A Levels and Diplomas in Art and Design Bridgwater and Taunton College https://www.btc.ac.uk/find-a-course/adult-learning/art-design-media/ Richard Huish https://www.huish.ac.uk/courses/art-design-a-level/ After Sixth form? Degrees in Art in the South West What Uni? https://www.whatuni.com/degree-courses/search?subject=fine-art&location=south-west-england Bristol, University of the West of England https://www.whatuni.com/university-profile/bristol-university-of-west-of-england/3767/ University of Gloucestershire https://www.whatuni.com/university-profile/university-of-gloucestershire/11795/ Falmouth University https://www.whatuni.com/university-profile/falmouth-university/5736/ Plymouth College of Art University of Plymouth https://www.whatuni.com/university-profile/university-of-plymouth/3758/ Arts University of Bournemouth https://www.whatuni.com/university-profile/arts-university-bournemouth/6532/ Bath Spa University https://www.whatuni.com/university-profile/bath-spa-university/4106/ University of Bristol https://www.whatuni.com/university-profile/university-of-bristol/4517/ South Gloucester and Stroud College https://www.whatuni.com/university-profile/south-gloucestershire-and-stroud-college/7961/.
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