Bachelor of Visual Arts (Textiles)
Degree Level Undergraduate
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You're considered an Australian student if you are any of the following:
Degree Level Undergraduate
Degree info for Australian students
Start Date
February
July
Campus
City West
Duration
3 year(s) full-time
Program Code
DBVS
SATAC Code
424381 (Internal)
444511 (Internal)
Study as
Full-time
or part-time
Entry Requirements
Selection Rank (Internal): 60.00 (for 2013)
View full entry requirements
Prerequisites
None
Assumed Knowledge
None
The admission criteria have been grouped to assist you to easily find the information most relevant to your circumstances. However, you may fit into more than one and the university will consider applicants against each of the relevant criteria.
Certain conditions apply. For more information refer to Appendix 4 of the University's Selection and Entry policy.
To be eligible for selection, applicants are required to have:
Completed the South Australian Certificate of Education (SACE); and
* For Stage 2 subjects a grade of C- or better is required
OR:
Continuing students only. This specialisation is no longer available to new students.
Course name | Area and cat no. | Units | Reference | |
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Course name FIRST YEAR |
Reference |
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Course name First Semester (Study Period 1, 2 or 3) - LEVEL 1 |
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Course name |
Area and cat no. VSAR 1003 |
Units 9 |
Reference |
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Course name |
Area and cat no. VSAR 1010 |
Units 4.5 |
Reference |
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Course name |
Area and cat no. VSAR 1100 |
Units 4.5 |
Reference |
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Course name Second Semester (Study Period 4, 5 or 6) - LEVEL 2 |
Reference |
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Course name
AAD Specialisation 1
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Units 4.5 |
Reference
Note(s): 1
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Course name
Visual Arts Elective 1
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Units 4.5 |
Reference
Note(s): 2
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Course name
Visual Arts Elective 2
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Units 4.5 |
Reference
Note(s): 2
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Course name |
Area and cat no. VSAR 2100 |
Units 4.5 |
Reference |
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Course name SECOND YEAR |
Reference |
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Course name First Semester (Study Period 1, 2 or 3) - LEVEL 2 |
Reference |
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Course name
AAD Specialisation 2
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Units 4.5 |
Reference
Note(s): 1
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Course name
Visual Arts Elective 3
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Units 4.5 |
Reference
Note(s): 2
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Course name
Visual Arts Elective 4
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Units 4.5 |
Reference
Note(s): 2
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Course name |
Area and cat no. VSAR 3015 |
Units 4.5 |
Reference |
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Course name Second Semester (Study Period 4, 5 or 6) - LEVEL 3 |
Reference |
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Course name |
Area and cat no. VSAR 2012 |
Units 9 |
Reference |
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Course name
Free Elective
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Units 4.5 |
Reference
Note(s): 3
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Course name |
Area and cat no. VSAR 3017 |
Units 4.5 |
Reference |
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Course name THIRD YEAR |
Reference |
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Course name First Semester (Study Period 1, 2 or 3) - LEVEL 3 |
Reference |
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Course name |
Area and cat no. VSAR 3005 |
Units 9 |
Reference |
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Course name
Visual Arts Elective 5
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Units 4.5 |
Reference
Note(s): 2
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Course name |
Area and cat no. VSAR 3002 |
Units 4.5 |
Reference |
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Course name Second Semester (Study Period 4, 5 or 6) - LEVEL 3 |
Reference |
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Course name |
Area and cat no. VSAR 3006 |
Units 9 |
Reference |
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Course name
Visual Arts Elective 6
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Units 4.5 |
Reference
Note(s): 2
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Course name |
Area and cat no. VSAR 3016 |
Units 4.5 |
Reference |
Course name | Area and cat no. | Units |
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Ceramics | ||
Course name |
Area and cat no. VSAR 2076 |
Units 4.5 |
Course name |
Area and cat no. VSAR 2079 |
Units 4.5 |
Drawing | ||
Course name |
Area and cat no. VSAR 2046 |
Units 4.5 |
Course name |
Area and cat no. VSAR 2047 |
Units 9 |
Course name |
Area and cat no. VSAR 2048 |
Units 4.5 |
Course name |
Area and cat no. VSAR 2049 |
Units 4.5 |
Glass | ||
Course name |
Area and cat no. VSAR 2104 |
Units 4.5 |
Course name |
Area and cat no. VSAR 2106 |
Units 4.5 |
Jewellery and Metal | ||
Course name |
Area and cat no. VSAR 2105 |
Units 4.5 |
Course name |
Area and cat no. VSAR 2108 |
Units 4.5 |
New Media Arts | ||
Course name |
Area and cat no. VSAR 2018 |
Units 4.5 |
Course name |
Area and cat no. VSAR 2020 |
Units 4.5 |
Painting | ||
Course name |
Area and cat no. VSAR 2054 |
Units 4.5 |
Course name |
Area and cat no. VSAR 2107 |
Units 9 |
Photography | ||
Course name |
Area and cat no. VSAR 2067 |
Units 4.5 |
Course name |
Area and cat no. VSAR 2069 |
Units 4.5 |
Printmaking | ||
Course name |
Area and cat no. VSAR 2057 |
Units 4.5 |
Course name |
Area and cat no. VSAR 2058 |
Units 4.5 |
Sculpture | ||
Course name |
Area and cat no. VSAR 2098 |
Units 4.5 |
Course name |
Area and cat no. VSAR 2063 |
Units 4.5 |
Textiles | ||
Course name |
Area and cat no. VSAR 2023 |
Units 4.5 |
Course name |
Area and cat no. VSAR 2025 |
Units 4.5 |
Visual Arts History and Theory | ||
Course name |
Area and cat no. VSAR 2042 |
Units 4.5 |
Course name |
Area and cat no. VSAR 2014 |
Units 4.5 |
Course name |
Area and cat no. VSAR 2066 |
Units 4.5 |
Course name |
Area and cat no. VSAR 2028 |
Units 4.5 |
Course name |
Area and cat no. VSAR 2031 |
Units 4.5 |
Generic | ||
Course name |
Area and cat no. VSAR 2060 |
Units 4.5 |
Course name |
Area and cat no. VSAR 2093 |
Units 4.5 |
Course name |
Area and cat no. VSAR 2038 |
Units 4.5 |
Course name |
Area and cat no. VSAR 2039 |
Units 4.5 |
Course name |
Area and cat no. VSAR 2040 |
Units 9 |
Course name |
Area and cat no. VSAR 2041 |
Units 4.5 |
Course name |
Area and cat no. VSAR 2096 |
Units 4.5 |
Course name |
Area and cat no. VSAR 3018 |
Units 4.5 |
Course name |
Area and cat no. VSAR 2102 |
Units 4.5 |
Course name |
Area and cat no. VSAR 2103 |
Units 4.5 |
1. Students must complete a specialisation of 36 units in Textiles. Students select 2 x 4.5 unit courses from Textiles. The remaining 27 units will comprise VSAR 2012 AAD Specialisation 3, VSAR 3005 AAD Specialisation 4 and VSAR 3006 AAD Specialisation 5.
2. The six Visual Arts Electives may be selected from any of the Electives listed on the program schedule. Not every Elective course will be offered every year.
3. All students complete one free elective as part of their undergraduate program of study. Students wishing to undertake an extra free elective (which may be required for students who wish to undertake a teaching qualification on completion of the program) will need to seek approval from the Program Director.
4. Students who have a Grade Point Average of 4.5 or more and who wish to independently pursue a topic of interest not available from the courses offered in any one study period may choose either a research a or project-based negotiated study elective with the approval of the Program Director.
Australian students
Phone: +61 8 8302 2376
Enquiry: unisa.edu.au/enquiry
International students
Phone: +61 8 9627 4854
Enquiry: unisa.edu.au/enquiry
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Duration
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SATAC Code
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Fees
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Entry Requirements
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Prerequisites
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Assumed knowledge
Assumed knowledge, while not essential, is where you have a minimum level of understanding in the relevant course area.