Development of BA Creative Digital Design professional degree apprenticeship

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Graham, J. and Riley, T. 2023. Development of BA Creative Digital Design professional degree apprenticeship. CHEAD conference 2023 - Creative Graduates: what is the future now?. Kingston Upon Thames, London, UK 13 - 14 Mar 2023
TitleDevelopment of BA Creative Digital Design professional degree apprenticeship
AuthorsGraham, J. and Riley, T.
Abstract

Degree apprenticeships offer new routes into Higher Education and employment. However to date apprenticeships in the Art and Design space have mostly been offered at levels 3 and 4. This has changed with the development of the BA Creative Digital Design Professional Degree Apprenticeship. In this presentation we explore the challenges and opportunities that this present HEIs, using our own experience of developing and rolling out the BA CDDP as a case study.

Sustainable Development Goals10 Reduced inequalities
Middlesex University ThemeCreativity, Culture & Enterprise
ConferenceCHEAD conference 2023 - Creative Graduates: what is the future now?
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Accepted10 Mar 2023
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