University of Sunderland - England
Institutional Context:
The University of Sunderland has a Faculty of Art, Design and Media. The higher education system differs from that of the United States in that there are only three years of study, solely dedicated to the study of art and artistic practice. Students are expected to enroll in 120 credits per year, and are not allowed to enroll in more than 60 credits per semester. Students will receive 4 transfer units (1 being a general elective unit) per semester for full-time enrollment at the University of Sunderland. Specific Roanoke College equivalencies for each transfer unit awarded will need to be determined when completing the transfer equivalency authorization form.
Please note the availability of the coursework at the very bottom of each of the course descriptions below, which in some cases will not be indicated. There is no guarantee that a specific course will be available in the semester desired, therefore best practice is to list as many course options as possible for the student.
Design:
- Advanced Fashion Illustration and Portfolio
- Animated Performance
- Applied Animation
- Beyond Desktop Publishing
- Design Studio Practice
- Design Theory 1
- Design Theory 2
- Digital Image Making
- Fashion Styling
- Graphic Design
- Integrated Creativity
- Maya for Beginners
- Motion Graphics 2
- Motion Graphics
- Preproduction Practice
- Principles of Interaction Design
- Visual Communication in Graphic Design
Drawing:
- Drawing as a Core Subject
- Drawing II
- Drawing III
- Introduction to Life Drawing
- Life Study: Issues and Implications
- Life Study: Purpose and Applications
- Self Negotiated Drawing Project
Glass and Ceramics:
- Graphic Collisions: Permanent Image in Glass and Ceramics
- Personal Study 1
- Personal Study Project
- Realising Ideas
- Representations and Expressions: Methods of Drawing for Glass and Ceramics
- Studio Project 1
Photography:
- Colour Photography
- Content and Audience
- Digital Darkroom 1
- Digital Darkroom Production 2
- Documentary Photography
- Further Applied Photography
- History of Photographic Genres
- Intro to Alternative Print Processes
- Introduction to Applied Photography
- Photographic Genres
- Photography and Critical Theory Since 1960
- Professional Photographic Practice
- Realist Photography
- Self Negotiated Project A
- Self Negotiated Project C
- Studio Photography
- Understanding Colour
- Video Art 1