Postgraduate Certificate in Creative Practice

The Postgraduate Certificate in Creative Practice enables artists, designers, photographers, actors, dancers, choreographers, directors, producers and other creative practitioners to advance their professional careers through a one-semester course of study. Students undertake creative project and negotiated studies courses over the semester under the supervision of an expert in the field. Whether in traditional (graphic design, industrial design, publication design, photography, animation, visual arts, dance, acting, performance) or hybrid domains (service design, experience design, design for social innovation, performance or production design, transmedia, interdisciplinary practice) students pursue a practice-based programme of learning tailored to individual interests and backgrounds.

• Create a body of new work, improve your job opportunities, and refresh or re-orient your profession.
• Develop creative thinking and research skills through applied practice.
• Improve your communication and project proposal skills through studio/project critiques and written components.
• Learn from supervisors that include notable artists, designers, and educators.
• Enhance your creative portfolio with a small independent or collaborative project.

Screenwriting

Develop your craft in writing for screen at post graduate level in a practice-led environment mentored by industry specialists. Working across Certificate, Diploma or Masters Level this course offers intensive and collaborative workshop opportunities combined with individualised flexible modes of delivery towards the realisation of a significant screenwriting project. Screenwriting graduates develop strong industry connections throughout their study, taking up opportunities to write for TV and activate links with the screen community.

PGCCP (1 semester) - Upskilling or refresher on screenwriting, including basics of funding, pitching and submitting.

Students can staircase into the Postgraduate Diploma in Creative Practice (PGDCP) or Master of Creative Practice (MCP) programmes if admitted into the PGDCP or MCP no later than 3 years from completing the award of the Postgraduate Certificate in Creative Practice(PGCCP) qualification. Staircasing involves cross-crediting 60 credits from the PGCCP towards the PGDCP or MCP programme, and completing the remaining requisite credits.

For more information about these specialised courses contact Post Graduate Discipline Leader Becca Wood

• Dr. Cris de Groot, Senior Lecturer (Product Design, Industrial Design, Business Focussed Design, Creativity, Creative Entrepreneurship)
• Richard Fahey, Senior Lecturer (Painting, Visual Art, Ceramics, NZ Craft, Curating, Visual Art Education)
• Gina Ferguson, Senior Lecturer (Sculpture, Craft, Installation Art, Public Art)
• Dr. Bobby Hung, Senior Lecturer (Street Art, Graffiti, Public Art, Visual Art, Visual Culture, Education)
• Allan McDonald, Lecturer (Photography)
• Emma Smith, Senior Lecturer (Painting, Visual Art, Contemporary Art)
• Dr. Leon Tan, Associate Professor (Public Art, Participatory Art, Visual Art, Visual Culture, Participatory Design, Interdisciplinary Practice)
• Jonty Valentine, Lecturer (Graphic Design, Publication Design, Contemporary Art)
• Dan Wagner, Senior Lecturer (Screen Art, Screen Education, Cinematography)
• Paul Woodruffe, Senior Lecturer (Visual Art, Public Art, Design for Social Innovation)
• Dr. Becca Wood, Senior Lecturer (Choreography, Somatic Practice, Spatial Practice, Site-Based Performance, Interdisciplinary Practice, Digital Culture)
• Dr. Vanessa Byrnes, Associate Professor (Theatre, Performance, Directing, Acting, Theory, Producing)
• Peeti Lamwilai, Lecturer (Graphic Design, Digital Design, Motion Graphics)

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