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Art and Design
Is a career in Art and Design for you? Here are some insights to help you decide.
You love creating. You’re always drawing or making things, and enjoy expressing yourself visually.
You like experimenting. You crave to explore new materials, techniques, and ideas in your creativity.
You want a creative career. You see yourself in design fields such as graphic design, fashion, interiors, architecture, photography, fine art, embroidery, and textiles, 2D and 3D design.
You’re detail oriented: You have an eye for detail and enjoy putting things together with precision and play.
You’re interested in design software: You’re want to learn tools like Photoshop and Illustrator to help you implement your design ideas.
Here are some potential careers directions you could pursue with our Art and Design qualifications:
- Graphic Design: UI/UX Designer, Art Director
- Fine Art: Artist, Gallery Curator, Art Therapist
- Fashion & Textiles: Fashion Designer, Textile Designer
- Photography: Photographer, Visual Content Creator
- Interior Design: Interior Designer, Set Designer
- Architecture: Architect, Urban Planner
- Illustration & Animation: Illustrator, Animator, Game Designer
- Product Design: Product Designer, Industrial Designer
- Media & Entertainment: Production Designer, Concept Artist
- Education & Therapy: Art Teacher, Art Therapist
Our Art & Design Courses
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Art and Design with Communication UAL Diploma Level 3 Level: 3 Department: Art and Design Age Group: 16-18View Art and Design with Communication UAL Diploma Level 3 – level 3 – age 16-18 – start 8th Sep 2025 – location Stanmore College Main Site
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Abteen Noorbakhsh
As a creative individual studying Art and Design at Stanmore College, I learned to use different materials and mediums that gave me the ability to express my vast interests in a variety of design language formats. I joined Stanmore College, obtained my GCSEs and submerged myself into Digital Art and Design. I learned a foundation of artistry, several Adobe Creative Suites applications and my creative capabilities. Competency with software languages allowed me to be more personal with my projects.
