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Your Design for Performance course

Studying design for stage and screen at NTU means getting hands-on, and creating tangible artworks. Turn your passion into a career with us.

Pursue Your Passion

Our Design for Stage and Screen courses include:

Costume Design and Construction - BA (Hons)

Undergraduate | Full-time; Sandwich

Design for Film and Television - BA (Hons)

Undergraduate | Full-time; Sandwich

Design for Theatre and Live Performance - BA (Hons)

Undergraduate | Full-time; Sandwich

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Our facilities

You’ll work with a range of professional facilities and use industry-standard software across all of our Design for Stage and Screen courses. You can find a full list of the dedicated facilities for each course on our School of Art & Design Facilities Hub.

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We are what we create

Explore our online showcase - We Are Creatives. Celebrating the work of the Nottingham School of Art & Design's students, you will find a sneak peak of some of our student's work - giving you a real insight into what it's like to be part of the NTU creative community.

Explore the Student Showcase

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Virtual Tour

Take a virtual visit to NTU's Art & Design facilities. Search at your own pace or take a guided tour and get a feel for the places you'll start to call home.

Virtual Open Days

Get to know the University from the comfort of your own home through one of our Virtual Open Days.

What our students say

All of the course staff specialise in different areas and are still active within the industry, which means they have their own stories and unique experiences. They bestow onto you challenges and encourage independence.

Shennika Hermanstyne

As part of the course we had the opportunity to meet Sarah Greenwood, a leading production designer who has worked on Sherlock Holmes, Atonement and Pride and Prejudice.

Ed Humphreys

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