BA Textiles: Art, Design, Craft
About the Course

This programme allows students the opportunity to work in constructed textiles or surface decoration or to combine both areas of study.
The course encourages creativity and innovation in a vibrant, enthusiastic and friendly working environment. You will be treated as an individual with dedicated studio areas, to encourage and develop existing strengths, explore new skills and discover personal potential.
You will be given opportunities to explore weave, knit, tuft, felt, print, stitch, drawing and digital as an introductory knowledge and experimental base for your work. You will also be encouraged to develop entrepreneurial skills by engaging in live projects and national/international competitions.
You will be provided with the opportunity to experience a range of specialisms in a variety of contexts including fashion fabrics, designer/maker, accessories, textiles for interiors and textiles art.
Your practice is supported by an integrated theory programme enabling you to work confidently and professionally within the context of textiles.
Award
BA (Single Honours)
UCAS Code
W232
This provision has been developed jointly with the Jobs Well Road Campus at Coleg Sir Gâr. UCAS applications should be made via Coleg Sir Gâr (C22) followed by the course code.
Language Choice
English
Course Length
3 years full-time; part-time study available
Entry Requirements
You will be invited to visit the University to discuss the course. Entry is based on individual merit.Career Opportunities
- Art exhibition or installation work
- Design - freelance or in-house
- Craft - designer/maker
- Community Artist
- Primary or Secondary Teaching
- Art Therapy
Department
School of Creative ArtsCampus
Carmarthen CampusTypical modules
- Constructed textiles
- Digital processes
- Surface decoration processes
- Live projects and competitions
- Specialist skills
- Advanced creative projects
Key Features
- Small class sizes in all modules
- Access to excellent facilities and equipment
- Strong vocational relevance and links with employers
- Regular educational visits to exhibitions and events
- Opportunities to pursue your own areas of interest
- Final year advanced creative projects on your subject choice

