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The University of Edinburgh (Edinburgh College of Art)

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The University of Edinburgh (Edinburgh College of Art)

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BA Graphic Design

http://www.ed.ac.uk/studying/undergraduate/degrees/index.php?action=programme&code=W210

Minimum Entry Requirements

IB: Award of Diploma with 34 points overall and grades 555 in HL subjects. SL: English at 4.

Ontario
Secondary School Diploma with six grade 12 courses at 80% (a minimum of four 4U and two 4M courses is required) with 80% in required subjects.

English language tests

If English is not your first language, you must have one of the following qualifications as evidence of your spoken and written English:

IELTS Academic module overall 6.5 with 5.5 in each component

TOEFL-iBT 92 or above with 20 in each section

Cambridge English: Advanced & Proficiency overall 176 with 162 in each component

Pearson Test of English (Academic): Total 61 with at least 51 in each "Communicative Skills" section *Trinity ISE: ISE II with a distinction in all four components

Additional requirements
Mini-portfolio

The deadline for mini-portfolio submission is 12:00 noon GMT on Tuesday 31 January 2017 and late mini-portfolio submissions will not be accepted.

For applications to other Art and Design degree programmes we require:

http://www.ed.ac.uk/student-systems/support-guidance/applicants/submitting-mini-portfolio/mini-portfolio-preparation-and-requirements-user-g/requirements

up to 10 images of your development/sketchbook work (minimum of 5 images)

up to 10 images of your resolved work (minimum of 5 images)

up to 5 images which demonstrate your influences (minimum of 2 images)

Each image can have up to 100 characters, which includes spaces and punctuation, of supporting/explanatory text.

Influence / Context Images

The images demonstrating your influences may be images of work or objects which have inspired or influenced your work e.g.

people working in the same medium or for the same audience, now or in the past

people interested in the same subject or theme, now or in the past

natural or man-made phenomena, objects, places, events which have inspired or provoked a response

Important dates

Early November 2016: Mini-portfolio submissions site opens

15 January 2017: UCAS deadline for Home/EU applicants

31 January 2017 (12:00 non GMT): Mini-portfolio submission deadline

13-17 March 2017: Applicant Days for applicants applying to enter Year 2

30 June 2017: Final deadline for UCAS applications from applicants from outside the EU.

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UAL (University of Art London)-Camberwell College of Arts

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UAL (University of Art London)-Camberwell College of Arts

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BA (Hons) Graphic Design

http://www.arts.ac.uk/camberwell/courses/undergraduate/ba-graphic-design/

Requirements

International Baccalaureate Diploma pass achieved at 28 points or above

An equivalent level of performance in other internationally recognised national school leaving or university entrance qualifications

English Languages Requirements

All classes are conducted in English. If English isn't a students' first language they must provide evidence at enrolment of the following:

IELTS level 6.0 or above, with at least 5.5 in reading, writing, listening and speaking (please check our English Language requirements)

Portfolio advice

All project work should be clearly presented indicating project briefs

Work should show the research, references and processes leading to the project outcomes

Portfolios should communicate personality behind the work

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Application Deadlines
https://www.scad.edu/success/alumni-atelier/eligibility-and-deadlines

Requirements

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http://www.ocadu.ca/admissions/undergraduate/preparing-a-portfolio.htm

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Portfolio requirements and deadlines for all programs

http://www.newschool.edu/parsons/admission-undergraduate-bfa-application-instructions/

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Portfolio requirement + deadline (1st of April)

One of the following English language certificates ( US, U.K., Ireland, Australia, Ireland and New Zealand are exempted from the English language certificate )

A TOEFL certificate

An  IELTS certificate (academic version)

A University of Cambridge 'Certificate of Proficiency in English', or a University of Cambridge 'Certificate in Advanced English'

deadline of 1st, April.

A clear and relevant essay in English (1,000 – 1,500 words) addressing the following:

Two reference letters in English, French, German or Dutch:

1. one from a professor or an assistant professor from the faculty from which you graduated.

2. one from your employer, if you already have work experience.

portfolio requirements for Architecture Urbanism & Building Sciences (and its five tracks)

portfolio requirements for Design for Interaction

portfolio requirements for Integrated Product Design

portfolio requirements for Strategic Product Design

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Your home, your neighbourhood, your city, that's what architecture and the built environment is about. The field focuses on our changing world around us, and the challenge of adapting our buildings, neighbourhoods and cities to new insights and needs of its residents. As a bachelor student of Architecture, Urbanism and Building Sciences at TU Delft, you start designing the world around you from the very first day of your studies. Students engage with engineering, theory and design in an interdisciplinary manner.

You will develop analytical and creativity skills and spatial aptitude. You will work on design projects individually and in groups. You learn about the interaction between technology, design, society and the built environment. Additionally, you get to explore the different professional worlds relevant to spatial designers, planners, engineers and managers.

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Bachelor of Architecture, Urbanism and Building Sciences

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Your home, your neighbourhood, your city, that's what architecture and the built environment is about. The field focuses on our changing world around us, and the challenge of adapting our buildings, neighbourhoods and cities to new insights and needs of its residents.