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NCAD, Thursday 9th January

NCAD Portfolio Workshops and Clinics – Are you preparing your portfolio for an application to NCAD in February 2020? Their portfolio workshops and clinics will take the mystery out of portfolio preparation!

Product & Interaction Design
For applicants interested in applying for either Product Design or Interaction Design. Bring along your portfolio plans, ideas, and work to-date. Spend a day with staff from Product and Interaction Design, working in the studio to get your portfolio completed.

Time: Registration: 9.15am, Workshop: 9.45am to 3.30pm.

Communication Design
For applicants interested in Graphic Design, Moving Image Design or Illustration. Spend time with staff from the Communication Design Department, learn more about studying at NCAD and what we are looking for in a portfolio.

Time: Session 1 – 10am, Session 2 – 11am, Session 3 – 12pm.

Design for Body & Environment
For applicants interested in studying Jewellery & Objects, Textile & Surface Design or Fashion Design. Spend time with staff in the department learning more about studying at NCAD and what we are looking for in a portfolio.

Time: Session 1 – 10am.

Fine Art
For applicants interested in Fine Art. Bring along your Portfolio work to-date, spend time with staff from the School of Fine Art, learn more about studying at NCAD and what we are looking for in a portfolio. We will give you feedback on your portfolio work to-date and give you all the guidance, advice and encouragement we can to help you get it finished and ready for submission.

Time: Session 1 – 10am and Session 2 – 11.30am.

It is only possible to attend one session. If you do book more than one session, you will be randomly assigned one, and the rest of your order will be resubmitted for selection by others.


Date:
Thursday 9th January
Time:
Varies
Price:
Free - Registration required
Address:
100 Thomas St, Merchants Quay, Dublin, Ireland

Google Map of 100 Thomas St, Merchants Quay, Dublin, Ireland

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