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Biomedical Visualization and Communication
As science communications have grown increasingly complex and convoluted, the world needs those who can communicate science, medicine and health concepts effectively and accurately in ways audiences can understand. The program in Biomedical Visualization and Communication is offered by the University of British Columbia.
Screen and Playwriting
Bring your creative ideas to life by writing for the screen or the stage. It can be a very lucrative career if you know what you are doing. International Open Academy offers the Screen and Playwriting programme.
Art Portfolio Preparation
This Art Portfolio Preparation course at Edinburgh College is open to all, suitable for beginners to adults, and for school pupils who wish to further develop their art skills for successful applications to Art College or as a creative leisure activity.
English for Creative Disciplines
The English for Creative Disciplines course from The Glasgow School of Art is designed for international students who have an offer to study at the GSA, but who need to improve their English to the level required by their chosen undergraduate or postgraduate programme.
Photographing People
During the Photographing People course at Warnborough College you will learn to set up a photo session, organize a studio, create different types of effects, and composition of photos.
Digital Illustration for All - Discover, Cultivate and Share Your Unique Personal Style
Looking to develop your unique illustration style, but don't know where to start? Multidisciplinary artist Laci Jordan has you covered in the Digital Illustration for All - Discover, Cultivate and Share Your Unique Personal Style course offered by the Skillshare platform.
Fashion Trend Forecasting
Learn trend forecasting, from the history of trends to spotting key looks, all with this Fashion Trend Forecasting course at the University of the Arts London (UAL).
Business Start Up For Creatives
Launch your creative business with this Business Start Up For Creatives course at the University of the Arts London (UAL). Learn essential business skills tailored for creative professionals.
Adobe Premiere Pro Video Editing for Beginners
Learn how to edit films and videos with Adobe Premiere Pro on this Adobe Premiere Pro Video Editing for Beginners course at the University of the Arts London (UAL).
Digital Illustration
This inspiring Digital Illustration short course at the University of the Arts London (UAL) will provide you with insight into digital illustration techniques, everything from digital painting to animation. You will work with an industry expert to explore this growing creative field.
Art, Ethics and Social Change
This Art, Ethics and Social Change course at the University of the Arts London (UAL) will give you a critical overview of the role of art, artists and art institutions in challenging and shaping the beliefs of our society as well as ethical considerations in art.
Low-Budget Video Production - Visual Communication for Small Charities
Understand how video can expand and enhance your organisation’s communications and develop practical skills for your productions with Low-Budget Video Production - Visual Communication for Small Charities at The Open University delivered through FutureLearn.
Understanding Contemporary Art
This short and focused Understanding Contemporary Art course at the University of the Arts London (UAL) will survey the contemporary art world, and trace a history of contemporary art which will help you make sense of its increasingly challenging and innovative works.
Ceramics and Composites
This Ceramics and Composites course is offered by Coursera in partnership with Arizona State University.
Exploring Colour
Play and discover colour through observation and the imagination each Tuesday evening over a period of 10 weeks. KLC School of Design offers the Exploring Colour programme.
History of European Art - Cities, Networks, and the Making of Artistic Traditions
The History of European Art - Cities, Networks, and the Making of Artistic Traditions explores selected key moments in European art from the 15th to the 20th century, focusing on how artworks were produced, circulated, and interpreted within specific urban, political, and cultural contexts. It investigates pivotal episodes that illuminate broader issues of mobility, identity, and canon formation.
Art School Experience
On this Art School Experience course at Nottingham Trent University you’ll spark your creativity, experiment with diverse materials, challenge your creative limits, and develop your unique artistic style.