York College University Centre is the home of **York School of Art**, our creative community for adults. This course is part of the York School of Art, please visit our website to find out more about our art school.Develop and hone the skills needed to become a sought-after make-up artist and hair stylist in the world of film and television whilst exploring your creativity.Students will acquire the practical skills of make-up and hair design, together with broader academic studies which give a contemporary and historical understanding of the creative disciplines within the wider perspectives of the media make-up industry. The course will also nurture and develop students research skills, enabling for innovative creative practice to take centre stage whilst gaining valuable analytical skills and critical awareness.The BA (Hons) in Media Make-up, Prosthetics and Hair Design programme is characterised and distinguished by its commitment to a multi-disciplinary approach in terms of content covering a wide variety of more specialised make-up and hair design for media such as film, television, theatre, fashion and editorial.The programme is designed to maximise employability opportunities within the media make-up industry. The structure will enable you to apply creative and practical skills with management methods culminating in a self-initiated design project. This allows you to deepen your knowledge in a particular area of your course and related industry.Students are assessed on their ability to research and project manage in preparation for practical assessments as well as their performance on the practical assessment. The course places a strong emphasis on style and quality of presentation with the underlying aim of students building an industry quality portfolio to help them progress into industry. This course is taught face-to-face.\\\*Subject to revalidation\Our Open University-validated courses are subject to the University’s regular re-validation process, which takes place every five years. This ensures our programmes remain current and continue to reflect the latest employer and industry needs. As part of this process, modules may be updated and, in some cases, course titles may change. While this course is shown as ‘subject to re-validation’, the programmes listed have been successfully delivered for many years and it is intended to continue for 2027 and beyond. We will keep applicants informed of any changes arising from the revalidation process, and the information published on our website will always reflect the latest information available.
