Art & Design Placements: Students

The aim of an industrial placement is to provide students with the opportunity to consolidate and broaden the knowledge they have gained in their studies. The working environment allows students to apply their academic knowledge and skills to a real world situation.

Students from all our undergraduate courses are encouraged to complete some form of work-based learning activity. This could be through residential workshops at arts organisations or by taking part in live project work in conjunction with design agencies.

In addition, students on the following courses are encouraged to undertake placements lasting 10 weeks during year 3 of their studies:

By choosing to undertake a placement during your studies, you will be able to put into practice some of the design techniques and skills you have developed.

Contact Us

Faculty of Design and Technology
Placement Office
Clarke Building (C309)
Robert Gordon University
Schoolhill
Aberdeen
AB10 1FR

T: +44 (0)1224 262344
E: f.a hunter@rgu.ac.uk

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“The collaboration with business really helps to give you a wider view of the industry and the potential working environment for product designers.”

Mandy Reid Product Design 2011 BDes (Hons)

Events

  1. 11, May, 2012 Scott Sutherland School of Architecture and Built Environment End of Year Show

    The final showcase in the students' year for those studying Architecture and Architectural Technology  


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