You'll develop skills in source analysis, design research, development and realisation, 2D - 3D design, corsetry, pattern cutting, tailoring, millinery, wigs, tutus, costume props and puppets, fabric knowledge, print and dye work. This course is taught by a team of teaching professionals with extensive experience and practice in theatre, film, television and associated costume industries. You'll be encouraged to undertake work experience placements to gain experience and make contacts. Live industry projects and national and international design competitions will enhance your employability.

The School of Art & Design at NTU has an excellent graduate employment rate, with 92% of our graduates in employment or further study within six months. (DLHE 2013-14) All modules include initiatives to help enhance your career prospects, including: live projects guest lectures industry competitions and awards work experience placements. A wide variety of graduate career opportunities exist in the live and recorded performing arts, as well as more widely related employment in the areas of film, television, theatre, opera, dance, music and live performance. Additional opportunities are available in advertising campaigns, heritage projects, commercials, events, festivals, circus, pageants, concerts and light entertainment.