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BA (Hons) Modelmaking for Industry: Degree Apprenticeship

  • Duration: 3 years
  • LARS code: 770
  • EQA provider: Office for Students
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Overview

Modelmakers work in a very wide range of industries including architectural and building, product design, engineering, museums and exhibitions, film, TV, video games and digital media, props and costumes, advertising and sculpture. Employers vary in size from micro to large. The broad purpose of the occupation is to design, fabricate and assemble models of all scales, styles and complexities – from prototypes to finished products.

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Get introduced to all avenues of modelmaking.

Core skills will be learned through your specialisms, and digital skills of CAD, CAM, image manipulation, document creation etc., are embedded throughout the course.

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Engage with learning relevant to any workplace.

Through discussion between employer and education provider, learning can be made relevant to any workplace while underpinning ‘on-the-job’ training with critical theory and background understanding of techniques and materials.

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