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2018BACHELOR OF APPLIED ARTS



Kia OraHere is some basic programme information for theBachelor in Applied Arts programme that is beingdelivered at NorthTec’s Whangarei arts precinct,Toi Te Pito.Bachelor of Applied Arts(Visual or Digital Arts)This three-year visual arts degree providesopportunities to work in 2D, 3D and Digital Arts.It is distinctive in its emphasis on research-basedpractice and the interdisciplinary connectionsthat are developed throughout all aspects of theprogramme.The students gain the ability to explore a widevariety of artistic techniques including drawing intermedia sculpture ceramics printmaking photography graphic design digital artsStudents will use theory, practice, industryexperience and project work to continuedeveloping as creative lateral-thinking problemsolvers in a wide range of artistic fields.

TUTORIAL STAFFLindsay MarksArtist/DesignerLisa ClunieArtist/PhotographerMurray GibbsArtist/Sculptor Faith McManusArtist/PrintmakerEllie SmithArtist/PhotographerJade MorganDigital Artist/Web DesignerJason PoveyDigital Artist/Graphic DesignerErena DonnellyDigital Artist Reghan Anderson





TOI TE PITO FACILITIES 2 MAC computer labs Graphics studio Photographic Lighting studio Photographic Darkroom Photography classroom/studio 3 Printmaking studios Clay/Glass studio Sculpture studio Machine workshop Lecture rooms Year 3 studios Exhibition & Critique space The Geoff Wilson Gallery

BACHELOR OF APPLIED ARTS (YEAR l)Year 1 - full time students study the compulsory core classes and select two studioclasses for each semester. Full time or part time options are available.Semester 1 Semester 2Core classes (compulsory for full time) Core classes (compulsory for full time)Art in History Pacific StudiesDrawing & the Creative Process Approaches to DrawingYEAR 1 CORE CLASSESArt in History 51001This course introduces students to art of different historical periods. Students will develop an awarenessof how art is influenced by changing context (i.e. culture, politics, economics, technology, and ideas).Pacific Studies 51002This course introduces students to the history, culture and art of Pacific people. Students will develop anawareness of issues relating to the use of Pacific imagery in contemporary art and design. The course aimsto encourage an awareness and appreciation of cultural difference.Drawing and the Creative Process 51012The focus of this course is on the development of students’ personal concepts using drawing and thecreative process. Students will develop their concepts, using drawing and selected media, into a body ofwork.Approaches to Drawing 51011The focus of this course is on students’ development of a broad awareness of historical and contemporarydrawing practice. Students will explore and develop drawing skills and techniques which will form a strongfoundation for extending individual practice.



YEAR lSTUDIO ELECTIVECLASSESSocial Media in PracticeDigital Graphics for ScreenWeb DesignInteractive DesignPhotography: (at) The MomentPhotography: In Black and WhiteClay/GlassSculptureGraphic Design 1AKatherine Batchelor

Social Media in PracticeInvestigate digital law and social media strategies occurring in New Zealand and Internationally.Understand the principles required to develop relevant social media content effectively andresponsibly.Digital Graphics for ScreenDevelop colour and compositional design skills for digital imagery and interactive media design.Web DesignDesign and create simple websites considering functionality, virtual layouts, image optimization,and site testing.Interactive DesignPlan and develop an interactive project and a basic interactive website using video integration.Photography: (at) The MomentDiscover a wide range of photographic techniques experimentation, research, discussion andanalysis. (You will need your own digital camera for this course. This can be medium quality anddoes not need to be a DSLR but you do need to have some manual controls.)Photography: in Black and WhiteWork with film and chemical-based photography in a black and white darkroom. (You will needyour own film SLR camera for this course. This can be old and/or second hand but you need tohave full manual controls.)Clay/GlassExpress ideas through the exploration of manipulation, casting and firing techniques using clayand/or glass.SculptureProduce a small-scale sculptural work through discussion, analysis and experimentation.Graphic Design 1AUse graphic design approaches to design and publish a small book.

BACHELOR OF APPLIED ARTS (YEAR 2)Year 2 - full time students study the compulsory core classes and select two studioclasses for each semester. Full time or part time options are avaiable.YEAR 2 CORE CLASSES Semester 2Semester 1Core class (compulsory for full time) Core class (compulsory for full time)Aotearoa/New Zealand Art and Design Issues in Contemporary Art & DeignYEAR 2 STUDIO ELECTIVE CLASSESYear 2 studio electives are offered by which chosen field is selected.Visit www.northtec.ac.nz for further information. Options include:Studio Exploration - 3D Media Photography: in ContextPhotography: Viewfinder Space and MaterialsIntermedia Printmaking – Open StudioGraphic Design 2A Mobile Device TechnologySound and Moving Image Animation, Motion Graphics and VFXDigital Game Design

Rachel Blankenbyl

Rodrigo Rozas

BACHELOROF APPLIEDARTS(YEAR 3)Year 3Year 3 is offered as a fulltime programme.All courses are compulsoryand drawn together instudio work developed ina subject of the individualstudents choice.All these classes arecompulsorySemester 1Independent Studio 1 Exhibition 1 Contextual StudiesSemester 2Independent Studio 2 Final Exhibition



EXTRAS Lunchtime talks by visiting artists Geoff Wilson Gallery Noho Marae Environmental workshops off site Field trips to Auckland galleries & art festivals Participation in local festivals eg - Art Beat - Festival of Light & Art Workshops by visiting artists Class group art commissionsDr. Maureen Lander

ACADEMIC CALENDAR Semester 12018 Week DateSemester 1 (Monday) OrientationNorthTec Orientation: 19 Feb Noho maraeSemester 1 classes start: from Mon 19 Feb 1 24 FebBreak: 16 - 27 April 2 03 MarchFinals week: from Mon 25 June 3 10 MarchSemester 1 ends: Fri 29 June 4 17 March2 week mid year break 5 24 MarchSemester 2 6 31 March 7 07 AprilSemester 2 classes start: from 23 July 8 14 AprilBreak: 1 - 12 OctoberFinals week: from Mon 26 Nov BreakSemester 2 ends: Fri 30 Nov Break 9 05 May 10 12 May 11 19 May 12 26 May 13 03 June Queens Birth 14 09 June 15 16 June 23 June Finals week Break end of Seme break for 3 w Rapana Maihi

e CHECK US OUT Easter (Fri) Visit us at Toi te Pito, the arts precinct in the centre of the Raumanga Campus, Gate 3,hday (Mon) Raumanga Valley Rd, Whangarei.ester I, www.northtec.ac.nz/programmes/applied-artsweeks www.facebook.com/NorthTecArts www.facebook.com/geoffwilsongallery email: [email protected] call us on 0800 162 100 APPLICATION PROCESS • Contact NorthTec for a BAA enrolment pack • Complete enrolment form (online or post) • Portfolio interview with Applied Arts tutors • Receive letter of Acceptance/Conditional/Rejection • Return confirmation of acceptance • Payment of fee or student loan application Reghan Anderson

ENTRY REQUIREMENTSApplicants (under 20 years old require)• NCEA level 3 with University Entrance including at least: • 14 credits in art, design or an art-related subject; and• A portfolio.Applicants aged 20 years or over require demonstrated commitment through aportfolio of 12-20 artworks (or images of them) and interview.Applicants for whom English is not their first language require a minimum IELTS scoreof 6.0 with no band 5.5 or equivalent.If you do not meet the entry requirements for the Bachelor of Applied Arts you mayconsider applying for the Certificate in Art and Design that will transition you into theBachelor programme. If you are requiring Recognition of Prior Learning or Cross Creditfrom other courses this can be discussed at the interview stage.

COSTSThe fees are approximately $6,800 incl. GST per full-time year of study.Unlike many other arts programmes all the basic materials for classes andfield trips are provided by your materials fee. It is expected there will alsobe specific materials that you will want to purchase for yourself.Photography: You will need to own a suitable camera to studyphotography. Contact the photography department for further details.Courses and programmes may be cancelled, postponed or have their content or configuration changed from time to time (includingduring the academic year) at the discretion of NorthTec. Refer to our website for terms and conditions www.northtec.ac.nz.





Bachelor of Applied Arts [email protected]/NorthTecArts www.northtec.ac.nz Freephone 0800 162 100