Advanced Design and Graphics

QQI Level 6

Course Code

Major Award Code

6M4029

About This Course

Through a broad creative journey, the Design & Graphics (Year 2) course content focuses on design technology and many practical applications in relation to art and design. Experimentation with graphics, design materials and construction methods will form the basis of the student’s portfolio and skill set. The role of the designer will be studied in real life projects, integrating a broad range of disciplines and modules.

Modules

Course Content

Design Skills
Drawing
History and Appreciation of Art and Design
Work Experience
Illustration Techniques and Practice
Sculpture
3D Design Materials
Digital Photography
Communications

Progression

Creative Design - ATU Sligo
Creative Futures Academy - NCAD, IADT, UCD
Product Design - TUD
Visual Communications - TUS Midlands
Visual merchandising & Architectural Woodworking - ATU Galway /Mayo

Entry Requirements

QQI Level 5 Award or equivalent in a related discipline, such as art or design, or another creative field. Equal consideration will be given to mature applicants (those aged over 23) who do not meet these entry requirements but can demonstrate industry experience.

Course Fees

At Cavan Institute, we believe that quality education should be within everyone's reach. That's why all our courses have a single, affordable fee of just €200 in total. No hidden costs, no complex fee structures. Just straightforward, accessible learning to help you achieve your goals. We're proud to offer a diverse range of courses at a price that sets us apart from other colleges with high fees.

Do you have a Medical Card? Your medical card will exempt you from the €50 QQI exam fee, resulting in a reduced fee of €150.

Lana McGahern

3D Design & Graphics

I think what helped me most in Cavan Institute was how the tutors taught you the very basics and worked the way up to show you everything, this really allowed me to learn how assignments had to be done to the highest standard, even when it was something simple.