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Results and Destinations 2015 Developing World Class Creative Individuals Csvpa Destinations Over the Years RESULTS AND DESTINATIONS 2015 DEVELOPING WORLD CLASS CREATIVE INDIVIDUALS CSVPA DESTINATIONS OVER THE YEARS Royal College of Art | Central St Martins (UAL) | London College of Fashion (UAL) | London College of Communication (UAL) | Camberwell College of Arts (UAL) | Chelsea College of Arts (UAL) | Wimbledon College of Arts (UAL) | The Slade | Glasgow School of Art | Goldsmiths | Loughborough University | University of Brighton | Coventry University | Falmouth University | University of Westminster | Kingston University | Nottingham Trent University | University of Southampton | Birmingham City University | Sheffield Hallam University | University for the Creative Arts (UCA) | De Montfort University | University of Winchester | University of Hertfordshire | Cambridge School of Lee Hyunsoo | Art Foundation Visual & Performing Arts | University of Manchester | Middlesex University | Oxford Brookes University | Ravensbourne | University of Lincoln | University Destination: Goldsmiths - Design of Nottingham | Istituto Marangoni | Manchester Metropolitan University | “I was here on the Pre-Foundation and then progressed onto the Art Foundation. I use to University of Leeds | University of Bournemouth | Newcastle University | think this college worked us far too hard, but then I received my offers from university and Norwich University of the Arts | University of Gloucestershire | University I realised that I needed to do that to get to university. The best things about CSVPA are the free printing and the quality of the school. I visited other schools and CSVPA is much better. of East London | Anglia Ruskin University | London South Bank University | The teachers are great. They have really helped me to develop a good portfolio and the fact University of Edinburgh | University of the West of England Bristol | Regents we have our own iMac is amazing!” University | Rose Bruford | Plymouth College of Art | Bournemouth University | Central Film School, London | Florence University of the Arts | Carleton University – School of Industry Design, Canada | The School of Art Institute, 5% MORE FIRST-CLASS 68% OF ART DEGREES ACHIEVED FOUNDATION Chicago | Pratt Institute, New York | Parsons, New York AT CSVPA THAN THE STUDENTS WENT TO NATIONAL AVERAGE IN A TIMES TOP 35 ART & 2014 UNIVERSITY IN 2015* UNLOCKING A WORLD OF OPPORTUNITY *based on known destinations THE 2015 TIMES RANKING FOR ART & DESIGN UNIVERSITIES 1 University of Oxford =26 Norwich University of the Arts 2 University of Glasgow =26 University of Southampton 3 Lancaster University =28 De Montfort University =4 Newcastle University =28 Birmingham City University =4 University College London 30 Heriot Watt University ART & DESIGN 6 Loughborough University 31 University of the Arts London DESTINATIONS 7 University of Leeds 32 Arts University Bournemouth 8 Goldsmiths 32 Cardiff Metropolitan University Every year CSVPA prides itself in the help and support it gives its 9 University of Reading 34 Bangor University students in helping them to achieve a place at a top ranking university. 10 University of Edinburgh 35 University of South Wales Whatever their chosen career path, our students benefit from a 11 Brunel University London 36 University of Hertfordshire dedicated University Application Officer and lecturers, who are all experienced designers bringing a wealth of industry knowledge. It 12 Falmouth University 37 Abertay University is this support network that helps our students to identify the right 13 University of the West of England 38 Bath Spa University university and degree course to apply to, ensuring the best start to their career in the creative industries. 14 University of Dundee 39 University of Essex 15 Coventry University 40 Sheffield Hallam University 16 University of Westminster 41 Robert Gordon University 17 University of Brighton 42 University of Chester 18 Oxford Brookes University 43 Plymouth University 19 University of Kent =44 University of Derby 20 Nottingham Trent University =44 University of Cumbria 21 Northumbria University 46 Middlesex University 22 Manchester Metropolitan University =47 Staffordshire University 23 Bournemouth University =47 University for the Creative Arts 24 Kingston University 49 University of Northampton 25 University of Lincoln 50 University of Greenwich UNLOCKING A WORLD OF OPPORTUNITY UNLOCKING A WORLD OF OPPORTUNITY Name Grade Destination Degree Guo Jun Chen Merit UAL: London College of Communication Illustration and Visual Media ART & DESIGN Seungwan Cho Pass UAL: London College of Communication Graphic and Media Design FOUNDATION DIPLOMA Yelin Jin Distinction UAL: London College of Communication Graphic and Media Design Sze Ching Lee Merit UAL: London College of Communication Graphic and Media Design ACCREDITED BY UNIVERSITY OF THE ARTS LONDON AWARDING BODY Feiyang Zhang Merit UAL: London College of Communication Animation Wing Kiu Chan Merit UAL: London College of Fashion Fashion Styling and Production Xin Jin Pass UAL: London College of Fashion Costume for Performance Han Bee Kim Distinction UAL: London College of Fashion Fashion Design So Jung Kim Distinction UAL: London College of Fashion Fashion Design and Development Ho Kei Leung Distinction UAL: London College of Fashion Fashion Design and Development Yiqing Sun Distinction UAL: London College of Fashion Fashion Design and Development Yu Wei Weslee Tsuei Pass UAL: London College of Fashion Fashion Styling and Production Luyao Wang Pass UAL: London College of Fashion Fashion Textiles: Knit Mengqian Wang Merit UAL: London College of Fashion Fashion Styling and Production Yishu Wang Pass UAL: London College of Fashion Fashion Pattern Cutting Sheng Ye Pass UAL: London College of Fashion Fashion Design and Development Lingjie Zhang Distinction UAL: London College of Fashion Fashion Design and Development Zhongyang Zhao Merit UAL: London College of Fashion Fashion Jewellery Qianqian Zheng Distinction UAL: London College of Fashion Fashion Design and Development Fu Hanyu | Art Foundation Wenwen Lin Pass UAL: London College of Fashion (2016) Fashion Textiles: Embroidery Xi Luo Pass UAL: London College of Fashion (2016) Fashion Design Technology: Womenswear “If it was not for the teachers at CSVPA I would not have Chan Ho Kim Merit UAL: London College of Fashion (2016) Fashion Photography received an offer from Central St Martins. CSVPA have Veronika Borisova Distinction UAL: Wimbledon College of Art Theatre and Screen : Theatre Design taught me a lot about different techniques, technique I have Bhanop Bunnag Pass Glasgow School of Art Interior Design not used before. I studied art and design in China but I found it very boring, the teacher tells you what to draw and how to Yuan Tao Merit Glasgow School of Art Interior Design draw it. At CSVPA it is more fun, you have to be much more Yongliang Zhou Pass Glasgow School of Art Product Design artistic and creative in the way you think – it is not about Shihao Quan Pass Newcastle University Architecture copying!” Jing Zou Pass Goldsmiths Design Destination: Central St Martins (UAL) – Hyunsoo Lee Pass Goldsmiths Design Graphic Design Haruka Kondo Distinction Falmouth University Graphic Design Chi Yu Lin Pass Falmouth University Drawing Yaoxia Peng Merit Falmouth University Illustration Name Grade Destination Degree Mei Yu Tammy Tam Distinction Falmouth University Illustration Hsuan-Hsuan Chiang Merit UAL: Camberwell College of Arts Illustration Aya Al Zaben Merit Coventry University Interior Design Sze Yin Ho Pass UAL: Camberwell College of Arts Illustration FdA Chi Chun Wong Merit Coventry University Illustration and Animation Huilin Li Pass UAL: Camberwell College of Arts Silversmithing and Jewellery Design Tong Huang Merit University of Westminster Interior Architecture Krittika Burintaragoht Distinction UAL: Central St Martins Architecture: Spaces and Objects Maria Sabrekova Merit University of Westminster Interior Architecture Hanyu Fu Merit UAL: Central St Martins Graphic Design Pui Yi Yip Distinction University of Westminster Fashion Merchandise Management Yat Hin Leung Merit UAL: Central St Martins Product Design Khoa Minh Ngo Merit Brighton University Architecture Lihui Liu Pass UAL: Central St Martins Product Design Eman Khokhar Merit Oxford Brookes University Fine Art Kateryna Logvynenko Merit UAL: Central St Martins Graphic Design Ying Sun Merit Nottingham Trent University Fashion Accessory Design Luying Wang Pass UAL: Central St Martins Ceramic Design Yuk Hang Sherlock Cheung Merit Kingston University Illustration Animation Wai Yiu Wong Distinction UAL: Central St Martins Product Design Peng Guo Pass Kingston University Interior Design Jixuan Chen Merit UAL: Chelsea College of Arts Fine Art Yining Huang Distinction Kingston University Fashion Hing Yam Chu Pass UAL: Chelsea College of Arts Graphic and Media Design Sofiya Svetlichnaya Pass Kingston University Architecture Nicola Tong Pass UAL: Chelsea College of Arts Interior Design Shaosigui Wang Pass Kingston University Interior Design Yuechuan Xi Pass UAL: Chelsea College of Arts Interior and Spatial Design WE’RE GOING TO UAL Name Grade Destination Degree Elly Kolossov Distinction Norwich University of the Arts Games Art and Design Wing Jun Alex Yung Distinction Norwich University of the Arts Games Art and Design Qian Lin Pass University of Southampton Fashion and Textile Design (Winchester School of Art) Juthamart Sotaiyin Merit Birmingham City University Jewellery and Metalwork Jinen Yu Merit DeMontfort University Graphic Design Tsz Kit So Merit DeMontfort University
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