This new Level 8 Common Entry degree in ATU Mayo campus offers students a unique blend of academic learning and adventure sports training. Students select their specialist modules during Semester 1 in Year 1, and then have the option of graduating with one of the following degrees, depending on their area of interest:
Each week includes adventure sports practicals in Mayo’s mountains and coastline, leading to National Governing Body Adventure Sports leadership qualifications.
CAO Code: AU699
Link: www.atu.ie/au699
Bachelor of Arts (Honours) in Product Design
Product Design students will learn about manufacturing design, methods and processes, ergonomics and human centred design, product design and innovation, and human centred product development.
Product Design graduates can progress to careers as product/ industrial designers, CAD specialists within design practices and three[1]dimensional designers. Many Product Designers collaborate in design teams with other designers to develop products and cross over into diverse areas such as user experience design (UX), theatre film and TV design, 3D computer design, graphic design or interior design.
CAO Code: AU624
Link: www.atu.ie/au624
Bachelor of Arts (Honours) in Interior Design
Interior Design students learn about the design of interior spaces, 3D modelmaking, building regulations, ergonomics and human-centred design, textile and surface design, interior design - surfaces, materials and finishes, interior design - integrated interior design project, and building information modelling.
Interior Designers can go on to specialise in areas such as a retail store designer, office designer, home interior designer, film and set designer, hotel and restaurant designer, exhibition and display designer, interior stylist or CAD technician
CAO Code: AU622
Link: www.atu.ie/au622
Bachelor of Arts (Honours) in Graphic Design and Illustration
Graphic Design and Illustration students will learn about visual communications, illustration, typography, advanced digital design and book arts for design. Other topics on the programme include Photography, Digital Media, Design History and Theory, Creative Problem Solving, Business and Entrepreneurial skills and an Ethical and Sustainable Design ethos.
Graphic Designers and Illustrators can also go on to specialise in areas such as publishing, branding, user experience design, motion graphics, packaging, or advertising. Graduate careers include working as a digital designer, UX/UI designer, illustrator, art director and many more.
CAO Code: AU623
Link: www.atu.ie/au623
Bachelor of Arts (Honours) in Textile and Fashion Design
Textile and Fashion Design students will learn about fashion concepts, textile and surface design, woven textile design and practice, accessory design, fashion textile research and development, 3D construction, textile fabrication, and fashion directions.
Fashion and Textile Designers can go on to specialise in areas such as surface design, accessory design, pattern cutting, stylist, costume design and retail merchandising
CAO Code: AU621
Link: www.atu.ie/au621