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IADT Summary Prospectus 2017

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Animation

Applied Entrepreneurship

Applied Psychology

Art

Arts Management

Creative Computing

Creative Media Technologies

Creative Music Production

Design for Stage + Screen (Production Design / Costume Design / Character MakeUp Design)

English, Media + Cultural Studies

Entrepreneurship + Management

Film + Television Production

New Media Studies

Photography

3D Design, Modelmaking + Digital Art

Visual Communication Design

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Institute of Art, Design + Technology, Dún Laoghaire

Summary Prospectus

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Welcome to IADT

You’re here because you’re ready for the next step. The step that’s about more than education; it’s about your future and career. IADT courses are designed with your future in mind, which is why our graduates leave fully prepared for a life in the creative, cultural and technological industries. Innovative and technologically savvy, IADT graduates have a reputation for being enterprising, practical and resourceful.

Use this prospectus to explore the unique, interdisciplinary approach of the Faculty of Enterprise + Humanities, and the exciting, collaborative courses run by the Faculty of Film, Art + Creative Technologies. The latter is also home to the National Film School, Ireland’s centre of excellence for education and training in film, design for stage and screen, animation, and broadcasting. Our students learn from talented, committed staff, and benefit from the support of industry partners such as IBM and Intel.

When you see our range of courses – from Visual Communication Design, Applied Psychology, and Creative Computing, to Arts Management and Entrepreneurship – you’ll soon understand how we have earned our reputation as Ireland’s leading creative, cultural and technological higher education provider. Take your next step with IADT. We’ll be with you all the way.

Tá tusa anseo toisc go bhfuil tú réitithe i gcomhair na chéad chéime eile. Is céim í nach mbaineann le do chuid oideachais amháin; baineann sí leis an saol atá romhat agus le do ghairm bheatha. Déantar cúrsaí Institiúid Ealaíne, Deartha agus Teicneolaíochta Dhún Laoghaire a chur i dtoll a chéile agus an saol atá romhatsa ar intinn againn, agus sin é an fáth go bhfágann ár gcéimithe slán againn agus iad lán-ullmhaithe i gcomhair saoil sna tionscail chruthaitheacha, chultúrtha agus teicneolaíochta. Is daoine nuálacha iad ár gcéimithe, a mbíonn fios na teicneolaíochta acu, agus tá an cháil orthu gur daoine iad atá treallúsach, praiticiúil agus seiftiúil.

Bain leas as an réamheolaire seo chun iniúchadh a dhéanamh ar an gcur chuige idirdhisciplíneach ar leith atá ag Dámh na Fiontraíochta agus na nDaonnachtaí, mar aon leis na cúrsaí comhoibritheacha spreagúla a bhíonn á reáchtáil ag Dámh na Scannán, na hEalaíne agus na dTeicneolaíochtaí Cruthaitheacha. Is sa dara dámh thuasluaite sin atá an Scoil Náisiúnta Scannán, ionad barr feabhais na hÉireann don oideachas agus oiliúint maidir le scannáin, dearadh don stáitse agus don scáileán, beochan agus craoladh. Bíonn ár gcuid mac léinn ag foghlaim ó bhaill foirne atá cumasach, tiomanta, agus baineann siad tairbhe as tacaíocht ó chomhpháirtithe tionscail ar nós IBM agus Intel.

Nuair a fheicfidh tú an raon cúrsaí atá againn – ó Chumarsáid Amhairc, Síceolaíocht Fheidhmeach, agus Ríomhaireacht Chruthaíocht, go dtí Bainistíocht Ealaíon agus Fiontraíocht – is furasta a thuigfidh tú conas a thuilleamar an cháil atá orainn mar phríomhsholáthraí ardoideachais na hÉireann san earnáil chruthaitheach, chultúrtha agus teicneolaíochta. Tóg do chéad chéim eile le hInstitiúid Ealaíne, Deartha agus Teicneolaíochta Dhún Laoghaire. Beimid i do chuideachta ar an mbóthar.

Dr Annie Doona, President

Hello + welcome to iadt.

Fáilte go dtí Institiúid Ealaíne, Deartha agus Teicneolaíochta Dhún Laoghaire

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Code Course Title Level Years CAO 2015 Minimum / Median points * Minimum Entry Requirements Course Outline

DL828 BA (Hons) in 3D

Design, Modelmaking

+ Digital Art

8 4 (F/T) 660/910 2 H5 + 4 O6 / H7

(incl. English)

Foundation Level

Maths accepted

2D/3D Studies | Technical Modelling | Architectural Modelling |

Prototype Modelling | Digital Studies 2D (Photoshop, AutoCAD) |

Critical + Cultural Studies | Model Animation | Model Making for

Film | Spectacle Arts | Advanced Sculpting | 3D Digital Studies |

Character Design | 4D Digital Studies | Industry Project

DL832 BA (Hons) in

Animation

8 4 (F/T) 1000/1060 2 H5 + 4 O6 / H7

(incl. English)

Foundation Level

Maths accepted

Principles of Drawing, Design + Animation | Design for Film

Production | Digital 3D/2D Flash | History of Animation | Group

Industry Project | Business Studies | Critical + Cultural Studies

DL827 BA (Hons) in Art 8 4 (F/T) 705/915 2 H5 + 4 O6 / H7

(incl. English)

Foundation Level

Maths accepted

Techniques of Light + Space | Techniques of Space + Trace |

Place Project | Core Workshop | History + Critical Theory |

Modernism + Popular Culture | Studio Studies | Workshop Studies |

Literature Review | Contemporary Practice

DL704 BA in Creative Music

Production

7 3 (F/T) 795/955 5 O6 / H7

(incl. Maths + English)

Foundation Level Maths

not accepted

Sound Engineering | Audio Production | Critical Listening | Music

Theory | Acoustics | Audio Programming | Broadcast | Electronics

DL829

DL830

DL831

BA (Hons) in Design

for Stage + Screen:

Costume Design

Character MakeUp Design

Production Design

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8

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4 (F/T)

600/890

620/770

617/945

2 H5 + 4 O6 / H7 (incl. English)

Foundation Level Maths

accepted for DL829 + DL830.

DL831 Maths = O6 / H7

Common 1st + 4th year. Three strands in years 2 + 3:

Production Design | Costume Design | Character MakeUp Design.

Four common modules in year 2: Photography + Documentation |

Exploration + Experimentation | Critical + Cultural Studies |

Faculty Elective. Work Placement/Practical Experience in year 3

followed by modules in the area of Professional Studies

DL834 BA (Hons) in Film +

TV Production

8 4 (F/T) 825/995 2 H5 + 4 O6 / H7

(incl. English)

Foundation Level

Maths accepted

History of TV Broadcasting + Cinema | Irish TV | European Cinema |

TV Drama Production | Shooting Techniques for Film + TV | Technical

Craft Skills | Location Filming | TV Production

DL833 BA (Hons) in Photography 8 4 (F/T) 700/950 2 H5 + 4 O6 / H7

(incl. English)

Foundation Level

Maths accepted

Photography + Communication | Photographic Practice | 19th Century

Photography | Photography + National Identity | Digital Imaging |

Modernism, Modernity + the Photographic Image

DL826 BA (Hons) in Visual

Communication Design

8 4 (F/T) 815/985 2 H5 + 4 O6 / H7

(incl. English)

Foundation Level

Maths accepted

Design + Culture | Design Practices (Fundamental Principles |

Spatial Form + Communication | Type, Image + Motion | Print +

Screen | Wayfinding + Environment) | Visual Thinking (Ideas + Play |

Message + Audience) | Interdisciplinary Design (Gameplay | Viewpoint

| Narrative) | Project | Exhibition

Faculty of Film, Art + Creative Technologies – Courses 2017/18

Department of Design + Visual Arts and Department of Film + Media

All these courses require a portfolio submission. Applicants may be called for an interview afterwards.

* Combination of Leaving Certificate + Portfolio Assessment Points.


DL907 – MA in Art + Research Collaboration

DL902 – MA in Broadcast Production for Radio + Television

DL901 – MA in Screenwriting for Film + Television

DL912 – MA in Creative Production + Screen Finance


DL116 – Certificate in Radio Production

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Code Course Title Level Years CAO 2015 Minimum / Median points Minimum Entry Requirements Course Outline

DL825 BSc (Hons) in

Applied Psychology

(PSI Accredited)

8 4 (F/T) 380/425 2 H5 + 4 O6 / H7


Year 1 – Introduction to Psychology | Personality + Individual

Differences | Cyberpsychology | Research Methods + Statistics |

Multimedia Design | ICT.

Year 2–4 – Core Psychology + Research Modules. Also, one

of two paths: Psychology + Technology OR Psychology + Practice.

Year 3 – Includes a group IT project in which Psychology is

applied to Technology.

Year 4 – Includes an individual major research project.

DL836 BSc (Hons) in

Creative Computing

8 4 (F/T) 230/355 2 H5 + 4 O6 / H7


Computer Technology | Programming | Databases | Creative Digital

Media | Web Design + Development | Integrated Project | Computer

Architecture + Operating Systems | Software Production | Database

Management Systems

DL835 BSc (Hons) in Creative

Media Technologies

8 4 (F/T) 250/325 2 H5 + 4 O6 / H7


Building + Making | Electrical Principles | Computing | Audio + Music

Fundamentals | Digital Media Production | Audio Visual Production |

Sound Recording | Studio Technology | Mathematics for Audio Visual

Applications | Electronics + Microcontrollers | Networks | Internet

of Things | Physical Computing | Computer Music | Creative Coding


DL904 – MSc in Cyberpsychology (part-time)

DL908 – MSc in User Design Experience (part-time)


DL106 – Certificate in Critical Research (Foundations, Futures + Skills)

DL101 – Certificate in Cyberpsychology

DL103 – Certificate in Data Visualisation

DL122 – Certificate in the Fundamentals of UX Design (pending validation)

DL105 – Certificate in Sport Psychology

Faculty of Film, Art + Creative Technologies – Courses 2017/18

Department of Technology + Psychology

Note: All courses require a pass in Ordinary Level Mathematics in the Leaving Certificate or a pass in a mathematical methods module as part of your FETAC award.

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IADT is committed to encouraging FETAC / QQI award holders to progress onto our courses. For details of FETAC courses and the FETAC Higher Education Links, please refer to FETAC / QQI on 01 9058100 or www.fetac.ie or www.qqi.ie.

Applications from FETAC award holders are made through the CAO and all relevant closing dates and conditions apply.

If you have any full FETAC Level 5 or FETAC Level 6 award, you are eligible to apply for a place on any of our Ordinary Degree (Level 7 award) courses or on any of our Honours Degree (Level 8 award) courses.

FETAC Links Scheme

Ordinary Degree (level 7 award)Any FETAC level 5 and level 6 award may be used for application to the following

DL701 Bachelor of Business in Applied Entrepreneurship –

with add-on DL801

DL704 * BA in Creative Music Production

Honours Degree (level 8 award) Any FETAC level 5 and level 6 Award with a minimum of 3 distinctions may be used for application to the following

DL828 BA (Hons) in 3D Design, Modelmaking + Digital Art

DL832 BA (Hons) in Animation

DL825 * BSc (Hons) in Applied Psychology

DL827 BA (Hons) in Art

DL822 BA (Hons) in Arts Management

DL836 * BSc (Hons) in Creative Computing

DL835 * BSc (Hons) in Creative Media Technologies

DL829 BA (Hons) in Design for Stage + Screen;

Costume Design

DL830 BA (Hons) in Design for Stage + Screen;

Character MakeUp Design

DL831 * BA (Hons) in Design for Stage + Screen;

Production Design

DL821 BA (Hons) in English, Media + Cultural Studies

DL823 Bachelor of Business (Hons) in Entrepreneurship

+ Management

DL834 BA (Hons) in Film + Television Production

DL837 BA [Hons] in New Media Studies (pending validation)

DL833 BA (Hons) in Photography

DL826 BA (Hons) in Visual Communication Design

Portfolio Guidelines

Faculty of Film, Art + Creative Technologies

If you are applying to any of the courses in the Departments of Design + Visual Arts and Film + Media, you must submit a portfolio.

Be organised. Decide how

to present your work and

arrange your portfolio.

For example, it may be

chronological or in

thematic sections where

initial work is placed

next to final pieces.

Do not include 3D work.

Please only include

2D documentation, e.g.

photographs of 3D work.

Be selective. Include

and highlight your best

work. We appreciate

quality not quantity,

so include no more than

30 pieces. Show work

relevant to the course

you are applying for,

and that demonstrates

hard work, commitment

and quality.

Be clear. If you are

including team work,

identify your role.

Include notebooks,

cuttings, creative

sketchbooks, journals or

visual diaries. We want

to see how you document

your working process.

Do not copy from

photographs. Do not

include any artwork

that is a copy of

someone else’s work.

Include a CV for each

course you are applying

to. Note details of

hobbies, technical

skills and involvement

in activities relevant to

that course. Information

on age or educational

background is not used

for assessment purposes,

so there’s no need to

include it.

Your portfolio should:

* These courses require at least a pass (06/H7) in Mathematics in the Leaving Certificate or a pass in a mathematical methods module as part of your FETAC award.

Points are awarded on the basis of FETAC results.

– See www.qqi.ie or www.cao.ie for details on the scoring system used.

– Please note that for some courses, specific subjects, either in your Leaving Certificate or FETAC award, are required.

– Some courses require a portfolio in addition to your FETAC award. Please see the individual course details and details on portfolio assessments.

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Do I have to submit a portfolio?Yes, if you are applying for any course in the Departments of Design + Visual Arts and Film + Media. We review portfolios in March. You may be called to an interview; these are held in April. Points allocated for the portfolio/interview are combined with the points from your Leaving Certificate (or equivalent). The CAO refers to these courses as Restricted Application, as they have special requirements (portfolio assessment). The CAO Late Application deadline is not available for these courses.

Please read the relevant guidelines carefully and adhere to them. If you apply for more than one course, your portfolio will be separately assessed for each course. Bear this in mind when preparing your portfolio: it is not unusual for an applicant to receive a favourable response in one course and not in another.

What should my portfolio contain?A portfolio is a collection of your work – both finished and in progress – that showcases your interests and enthusiasms.It should demonstrate creativity, curiosity, inventiveness and ideas through a wide range of media, as well as your ability to develop your projects around selected themes. You can include course and schoolwork as well as any independent work. We like to see a portfolio that demonstrates a high level of visual skill, creativity, self-motivation, inventiveness, experimentation, flexibility and stylistic variation.

Department of Design + Visual Arts Portfolio ChecklistHave you included:

– Project work (set projects and self-initiated work) – including sketchbooks, development work and finished pieces – showing visual exploration, experimentation and creativity around a theme/object(s)/place/idea, etc?

– Observational drawing from life/still life (not from photographs)?

– Drawings/visual studies using a range of different media and demonstrating colour exploration including painting, collage, etc?

– Any photographic work (optional) or support work of personal interest?

– Photographs of 3D work? – Digital work: either printed or as files on a USB stick?

DL 827 – BA (Hons) in ArtIf applying for the BA (Hons) in Art you may, alternatively, choose to attend one of our Practical Project Days. The Practical Project Day can be taken instead OR as well as presenting a portfolio. The project will take the form of a three hour practical workshop and introductory talk. You will be sent further details on this option following your application.

DL704 – BA in Creative Music Production Digital Portfolio DeliveryPortfolio submission for 2017 will be by email. Full instructions will be emailed in January 2017, once you have applied for the course through www.cao.ie.

You have two options on what to submit for this portfolio:A) Two audio works plus a statement. ORB) A written submission; please see portfolio guidelines below.

Portfolio GuidelinesApplicants must submit either A or B.

A. Audio SubmissionYou must submit two examples of your audio/music compositions, or audio/music work you have produced, assisted or contributed to.

In addition, you must provide a written statement which explains the work presented (maximum of 300 words). You need to tell us what your role was in relation to the material presented – is it original work? Did you perform, record or produce it? Professional quality tracks are not expected, although applicants are recommended to take the opportunity to present their best work.

The written report is a very important aspect of the submission. It offers an opportunity to not only clearly outline your role in the submission, but also to discuss your aspirations and passion for the area. When deciding what tracks to include, reviewers would welcome two contrasting pieces (this is a suggestion, not a requirement).

Reviewers are looking for work that shows an enthusiasm for the area.

The work must be in mp3 format and submitted to the email address as advised in January 2017. Audio files must be mp3s, 256 kps, or preferably 320 kps. The total size of BOTH audio works must not exceed 24mb in TOTAL. We cannot accept data files, i.e. project files such as Pro Tools or Logic.

OR

B. Written Work SubmissionA piece of written work on ONE of the following:

– A music genre. – Review of a concert. – Study of a composer or performer.

The written work must give detail of an understanding of a musical field or artist, demonstrating your passion and interest for the subject. Written work must be submitted as an attachment to the email or in the body of the email itself.

Department of Film + Media Portfolio ChecklistDL832 – BA (Hons) in AnimationHave you included:

– A variety of observational drawings, such as life drawing, drawings of friends, family, animals, landscapes, objects, etc?

– A selection of your best original artworks, which shows your interests in art, animation, and the world around you?

– A minimum of two storyboards setting out ideas for short animated films/adverts, etc. of any subject or style (storyboards are like comic strips without the speech bubbles. They outline key moments of the sequence, usually actions, events and emotions)?

– Photographs or prints only?

DL834 – BA (Hons) in Film + Television ProductionInclude 3–4 items from the following list:

– Film/Video. Must be in a commonly readable format on a USB memory stick, or a link to vimeo/you tube. At least four minutes will be screened by the panel. Note your role(s) on the production.

– Photography. Include a selection of your best work in black + white and/or colour, and supply all images on print. If your work is digital, then supply prints in high-quality mode.

– Written work. Screenplays (correct format), short stories, plays and poetry are all acceptable. For screenplays and short stories, synopsise the story on a cover sheet and indicate what section you would like us to read.

– Audio work (audio CD only), such as radio plays, music you have composed, and interesting soundscapes.

– Drawing or concept work. Work should demonstrate you have a good eye and imagination. Also, storyboards, costume and production design sketches.

DL833 – BA (Hons) in PhotographyHave you included:

– 20 – 30 pieces of work? – The duration of your interest in photography? – Work that illustrates your level of experience and

technical competence to date? – Examples of any work published to date? – Work which demonstrates your level of understanding

of composition, light, texture and form when creating photographic images?

– Examples of both monochrome and colour photographs?

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Take the next step and get in touch today

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Dún Laoghaire Institute of Art, Design + Technology, Kill Avenue, Dún Laoghaire, Co. Dublin

Bus – IADT is easily reached by Dublin Bus routes 46A, 75, 63 and 7.

Rail – The nearest DART and national rail stations are in Dún Laoghaire, and can be reached by Dublin Bus routes 46A, 75 and 63, or can be walked to in 25 minutes. The DART will take you to Dublin city centre in less than 20 minutes.

Luas – The Luas in Sandyford is linked to IADT by the Finnegan Bray bus route and by Dublin Bus route 75. The LUAS in Carrickmines links to IADT by Dublin Bus route 63.

Car – M50 Junction 16 is approximately 6km away.

Please note: This information is intended for persons seeking admission to IADT and shall not be deemed to constitute a contract or the terms thereof between the Institute and a student or third party.

The information contained in this Summary Prospectus is correct at the time of printing but may change from time to time without prior notice.

IADT courses are subject to reaching a minimum number of participants in order to proceed.

Open Days 2016/2017

Open Evening for Mature Students – Thursday, 24 Nov 2016, 4.30pm – 7.30pm

Open Day – Friday, 25 Nov 2016, 2pm – 8pm

Open Day – Saturday, 26 Nov 2016, 10am – 4pm

CAO Open Evening – Wednesday, 11 Jan 2017, 4pm – 7pm

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