Open Events, personal tours and public exhibitions are all great ways to get a feel for life on campus at HCA. Here is some useful information to know before attending.
Asking questions about the course format, access to teaching staff and how the course is assessed are a good way to help students understand if the style of learning is a good match for them.
When you take a campus tour, try to talk to Technical Demonstrators about how the kit available supports students to explore the subject - and how much access they have to different workshops and studios.
Most students will experience some challenges at some point during their studies - but they might not want to talk about that on an open day. Academic staff and support staff will be able to fill you in on what's in place at HCA to support students through any tough times.
The best applications are good because they represent the applicant - not because they are perfect. However course staff will be able to give students an idea of how to put together an application or portfolio that makes the most of their talents.
While skills profiles change over time, staff will be able to give you an overview of the technical and professional skills that make their students stand out to employers.
Originality is vital in the arts. Students and staff will be able to tell you how HCA's courses are designed to help students find their confidence as an artist, and develop a portfolio that stands out.
There will be moments where student ambassadors will be able to talk one-on-one or in small groups with prospective students. They will the best people to talk about the student community and life outside the studios.
For more information on format, FAQs and booking links, visit our Open Event pages here.
Open Events