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'''Wanganui School of Design''' (also known as '''WSD''') is a publicly funded tertiary institution located in [[Wanganui]], [[New Zealand]]. Established in 1987. |
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'''The Whanganui School of Design''' (WSD) was a publicly funded [[Tertiary education|tertiary institution]] that inhabited NZIA Heritage buildings on Taupo Quay in Whanganui, [[New Zealand]]. It is now part of the [[Universal College of Learning]] (UCOL). |
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[[Image:Terrace House.jpg|thumb|300px|Terrace House, home to WSD's Department of Computer Graphic Design.]] |
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[[Image:Terrace House Wanganui.jpg|thumb|300px|Another view of Terrace House. Photo by Markus Koljonen]] |
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==History== |
==History== |
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WSD was the first institute of its kind in New Zealand. It was established in 1987 by Professor [[Hazel Gamec]] on the [[Wanganui Regional Community Polytechnic]] Main Campus. It was known for its experimental work in both time-based and print-based disciplines of [[graphic design]]. The WSD was a national member of the [[Designers Institute of New Zealand]] (DINZ) and an international alumni design school speaker at A Gideas Conference held annually in [[Melbourne]], [[Australia]]. |
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Over the years, the WSD has been located at the Wanganui Regional Community Polytechnic campus, the Westpac Building, the old Department of Conservation building, the Terrace House and [[Universal College of Learning|UCOL]] on Rutland Street. |
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On 1 April 2001, the Wanganui Regional Community Polytechnic and Wanganui School of Design were integrated with UCOL. |
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The School of Design claims to have an alternative voice in design education and has an amount of tutors. The school’s studio environment brings in students from all over [[New Zealand]] and has many overseas students ranging from [[Malaysia]], [[China]], [[Europe]], and [[India]]. |
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The Head of Wanganui School of Design until July 2008 was professor [[Hazel Gamec]]. |
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==Course programmes== |
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*Bachelor of Computer Graphic Design (Wanganui Campus) |
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*Bachelor of Computer Graphic Design (University of Waikato Campus) |
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*Bachelor of Computer Graphic Design (Honours) |
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*Postgraduate Diploma of Computer Graphic Design |
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*Master of Computer Graphic Design |
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==Course modules== |
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The Bachelor of Computer Graphic Design degree is a three year course, the School of Design allows further study with the Bachelor of Computer Graphic Design (Honours) or the Postgraduate Diploma of Computer Graphic Design as a fourth year of study. And as a fifth year of study there is the Master of Computer Graphic Design. |
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The degrees in Computer [[Graphic Design]] (CGD) are jointly awarded by the Wanganui School of Design and the [[University of Waikato]] in recognition of the design technology and research relationship established between both institutions. |
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===Core modules=== |
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*(1st Year) Applied English • Basic Design • Colour Practice and Theory • Computer Practical • Design History • Drawing • Introduction to Theory and Design Methodology • Photography • Production • Typography |
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*(2nd Year) Time Based Media • Computer Graphic Design • Computer Practical • Design History • Business Communications • Production • Typography • Online Media |
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*(3rd Year) Computer Graphic Design • Internship • Degree Project • Marketing • Design Methodology • Professional Practice • Typography |
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*(4th Year) Thesis Exhibition • Thesis Implementation • Thesis Research • Thesis Writing & Methodology |
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*(5th Year) Thesis Dissertation and Implementation • Thesis Exhibition • Thesis Writing • Methods |
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Electives courses can be taken from year two, semester two onwards. |
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===Digital Media Electives=== |
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*Computer Illustration • Advertising • Digital Typography • Exhibition Design • Package Design • Publication Design • Systems Design • Word and Images • Book Arts • Poster Design • Graphics for Fashion • Advanced Advertising • Advanced Computer Illustration • Advanced Package Design • Advanced Publication Design |
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===Time-based Media Electives=== |
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*3D Modelling • Animation • Interactive Media • On-line Media • Sound Design • Type in Motion • Video • Flash • Games Design • Advanced 3D Modelling • Advanced Animation • Advanced Interactive Media • Advanced Video • Advanced On-line Media |
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==Awards== |
==Awards== |
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;2005 Best Awards |
;2005 Best Awards |
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*Student Interior Design (Best of Category) – ''"E=mc<sup>2</sup> interactive exhibition: Adulthood"'' by Natasha Griffiths, Adam Harte, Kylie Duncan, Adelle Jurgens, and Yifan Niu.<ref>[http:// |
*Student Interior Design (Best of Category) – ''"E=mc<sup>2</sup> interactive exhibition: Adulthood"'' by Natasha Griffiths, Adam Harte, Kylie Duncan, Adelle Jurgens, and Yifan Niu.<ref>[http://archived.bestawards.co.nz/2005/black8b8f.html?category=student&entrycatdesc=Interior Best Awards, Student Interior winners 2005].</ref> |
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*Student Graphic Design (Best of Category) – ''"Theye"'' by Fiyon Neau.<ref>[http:// |
*Student Graphic Design (Best of Category) – ''"Theye"'' by Fiyon Neau.<ref>[http://archived.bestawards.co.nz/2005/blackdae0.html?category=student&entrycatdesc=Graphic Best Awards, Student Graphic winners 2005].</ref> |
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*Student Graphic Design (Highly Commended) – ''"Lucy's Dreams"'' by Jenna Fisher, Lu.<ref>[http:// |
*Student Graphic Design (Highly Commended) – ''"Lucy's Dreams"'' by Jenna Fisher, Lu.<ref>[http://archived.bestawards.co.nz/2006/blackf461.html?template=no&category=student&entrycatdesc=GRAPHIC&BestID=127 Best Awards, Student Graphic winners 2005].</ref> |
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*Student Graphic Design (Finalists) – ''"Craftworks"'' by Yeoh Ying Hui.<ref>[http:// |
*Student Graphic Design (Finalists) – ''"Craftworks"'' by Yeoh Ying Hui.<ref>[http://archived.bestawards.co.nz/2006/black8c6f.html?template=no&category=student&entrycatdesc=GRAPHIC&BestID=117 Best Awards, Student Graphic winners 2005].</ref> |
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*Student Graphic Design (Finalists) – ''"Incident Beauty"'' by Debbie Hahn.<ref>[http:// |
*Student Graphic Design (Finalists) – ''"Incident Beauty"'' by Debbie Hahn.<ref>[http://archived.bestawards.co.nz/2006/black7858.html?template=no&category=student&entrycatdesc=GRAPHIC&BestID=123 Best Awards, Student Graphic winners 2005].</ref> |
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*Student Graphic Design (Finalists) – ''"Manualfesto"'' by Shayna Quinn.<ref>[http:// |
*Student Graphic Design (Finalists) – ''"Manualfesto"'' by Shayna Quinn.<ref>[http://archived.bestawards.co.nz/2006/blacke699.html?template=no&category=student&entrycatdesc=GRAPHIC&BestID=128 Best Awards, Student Graphic winners 2005].</ref> |
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;2006 Best Awards |
;2006 Best Awards |
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*Student Website/Interactive Media (Best of Category) – ''"Rabbit Farm"'' by |
*Student Website/Interactive Media (Best of Category) – ''"Rabbit Farm"'' by Lin Yew Cheang.<ref>[http://archived.bestawards.co.nz/2006/blackf9f9.html?category=student&entrycatdesc=WEBSITE%20/%20INTERACTIVE%20MEDIA&template=no Best Awards, Student Website/Interactive Media winners 2006].</ref> |
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;2007 Best Awards |
;2007 Best Awards |
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*Student Graphic Design (Bronze) – ''"Leelah"'' by Jutharat Wongwiwatwaitaya.<ref>[http:// |
*Student Graphic Design (Bronze) – ''"Leelah"'' by Jutharat Wongwiwatwaitaya.<ref>[http://archived.bestawards.co.nz/2007/_thebest/0085.html Best Awards, Student Graphic winners 2007].</ref> |
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*Student Website/Interactive Media (Bronze) – ''"Design Camp 8 Titles"'' by Tok Lee Heng and Wong Weng Wai.<ref>[http:// |
*Student Website/Interactive Media (Bronze) – ''"Design Camp 8 Titles"'' by Tok Lee Heng and Wong Weng Wai.<ref>[http://archived.bestawards.co.nz/2007/_thebest/0064.html Best Awards, Student Website/Interactive Media winners 2007].</ref> |
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*Student Website/Interactive Media (Bronze) – ''"NOUDS"'' by Brian Hainsworth.<ref>[http:// |
*Student Website/Interactive Media (Bronze) – ''"NOUDS"'' by Brian Hainsworth.<ref>[http://archived.bestawards.co.nz/2007/_thebest/0063.html Best Awards, Student Website/Interactive Media winners 2007].</ref> |
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*Student Website/Interactive Media (Bronze) – ''"Green RIG"'' by Thomas Pavitte and Emma Young.<ref>[http:// |
*Student Website/Interactive Media (Bronze) – ''"Green RIG"'' by Thomas Pavitte and Emma Young.<ref>[http://archived.bestawards.co.nz/2007/_thebest/0061.html Best Awards, Student Website/Interactive Media winners 2007].</ref> |
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;2009 Best Awards |
;2009 Best Awards |
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*Student Graphic Design (Bronze) – ''"Make the healthier choice the easier choice"'' by Barry Wylie.<ref>[http:// |
*Student Graphic Design (Bronze) – ''"Make the healthier choice the easier choice"'' by Barry Wylie.<ref>[http://archived.bestawards.co.nz/2009/_thebest/0379.html Best Awards, Student Graphic winners 2009].</ref> |
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The Wanganui School of Design was welcomed into the "Hall of Fame" on NZ Mac on the basis of their devotion to the use of Macintosh computers. |
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==References== |
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==External links== |
==External links== |
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*[http://www.wsd.ac.nz/ UCOL Wanganui School of Design] |
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*[http://www.ucol.ac.nz/ UCOL Web Site] |
*[http://www.ucol.ac.nz/ UCOL Web Site] |
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*[http://www.bestawards.co.nz/ Designers Institute of New Zealand Best Design Awards] |
*[http://www.bestawards.co.nz/ Designers Institute of New Zealand Best Design Awards] |
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Latest revision as of 06:06, 5 May 2023
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The Whanganui School of Design (WSD) was a publicly funded tertiary institution that inhabited NZIA Heritage buildings on Taupo Quay in Whanganui, New Zealand. It is now part of the Universal College of Learning (UCOL).
History
[edit]WSD was the first institute of its kind in New Zealand. It was established in 1987 by Professor Hazel Gamec on the Wanganui Regional Community Polytechnic Main Campus. It was known for its experimental work in both time-based and print-based disciplines of graphic design. The WSD was a national member of the Designers Institute of New Zealand (DINZ) and an international alumni design school speaker at A Gideas Conference held annually in Melbourne, Australia.
Over the years, the WSD has been located at the Wanganui Regional Community Polytechnic campus, the Westpac Building, the old Department of Conservation building, the Terrace House and UCOL on Rutland Street.
On 1 April 2001, the Wanganui Regional Community Polytechnic and Wanganui School of Design were integrated with UCOL.
Awards
[edit]Recent awards the school has won:
- 2004 Best Awards
- Student Graphic Design (Best of Category) – "To be shot in the front of the back of the head" by Andrew Hovey.[1]
- 2005 Best Awards
- Student Interior Design (Best of Category) – "E=mc2 interactive exhibition: Adulthood" by Natasha Griffiths, Adam Harte, Kylie Duncan, Adelle Jurgens, and Yifan Niu.[2]
- Student Graphic Design (Best of Category) – "Theye" by Fiyon Neau.[3]
- Student Graphic Design (Highly Commended) – "Lucy's Dreams" by Jenna Fisher, Lu.[4]
- Student Graphic Design (Finalists) – "Craftworks" by Yeoh Ying Hui.[5]
- Student Graphic Design (Finalists) – "Incident Beauty" by Debbie Hahn.[6]
- Student Graphic Design (Finalists) – "Manualfesto" by Shayna Quinn.[7]
- 2006 Best Awards
- Student Website/Interactive Media (Best of Category) – "Rabbit Farm" by Lin Yew Cheang.[8]
- 2007 Best Awards
- Student Graphic Design (Bronze) – "Leelah" by Jutharat Wongwiwatwaitaya.[9]
- Student Website/Interactive Media (Bronze) – "Design Camp 8 Titles" by Tok Lee Heng and Wong Weng Wai.[10]
- Student Website/Interactive Media (Bronze) – "NOUDS" by Brian Hainsworth.[11]
- Student Website/Interactive Media (Bronze) – "Green RIG" by Thomas Pavitte and Emma Young.[12]
- 2009 Best Awards
- Student Graphic Design (Bronze) – "Make the healthier choice the easier choice" by Barry Wylie.[13]
References
[edit]- ^ Best Awards, Student Graphic winners 2004.
- ^ Best Awards, Student Interior winners 2005.
- ^ Best Awards, Student Graphic winners 2005.
- ^ Best Awards, Student Graphic winners 2005.
- ^ Best Awards, Student Graphic winners 2005.
- ^ Best Awards, Student Graphic winners 2005.
- ^ Best Awards, Student Graphic winners 2005.
- ^ Best Awards, Student Website/Interactive Media winners 2006.
- ^ Best Awards, Student Graphic winners 2007.
- ^ Best Awards, Student Website/Interactive Media winners 2007.
- ^ Best Awards, Student Website/Interactive Media winners 2007.
- ^ Best Awards, Student Website/Interactive Media winners 2007.
- ^ Best Awards, Student Graphic winners 2009.