Materiality In The Experienced Space

Master's level | 15 credits | Course code: SBMR01 | Course that is sustainability-related where at least one of the learning outcomes clearly shows that the course content meets one of the current sustainability criteria.

Sustainability related

Autumn 2019

50% Distance

Bengtsfors

Period: 2 September 2019 - 19 January 2020
INSTRUCTION LANGUAGE: English
MEETINGS: 4 of which 4 are mandatory.

2 Closed GU-15051

Autumn 2020

50% Distance

Bengtsfors

Period: 31 August 2020 - 17 January 2021
INSTRUCTION LANGUAGE: English
MEETINGS: 4 of which 4 are mandatory.

2 Opens 16 March GU-15050

2) Only EU/EEA citizens and students with approved residence permit in Sweden can apply

About the Course

The spatial perception is something that controls many of our behaviors. Within disciplines such as architecture, design and scenography, it is one of the most central areas of knowledge.

It is a well-established opinion that the properties of the materials are of great importance to our experiences, however what properties in the materials are affecting us, and in what ways? How can materiality be used in an artistic work?

The course is an in-depth study of spatial design with focus on how material influences our perception. During the course, the participants will be able to explore how materials effect our experience of space, and in practical work develop oneself through exercises in spatial design. Theoretical studies are interspersed with practical experiments, and the experiences are processed in discussions between the participants. Experienced teachers in topics such as materiality, architecture, design, light, and artistic work will contribute to a learning situation that will enrich you who work with spatial design and who want to have the opportunity to focused in-depth studies.

The course is web-based with compulsory meetings at the HDK Steneby campus. Participation mainly takes place via computer and internet. Participants meet at campus in Dals Långed, in an inspiring study environment, on four occasions during the course.

Dates fpr the course offered Autumn 2019:
The course starts week 36 on the internet.

The meetings will take place
17-18 September, 2019
15-16 October, 2019
12-13 November, 2019
10-11 December, 2019
The information might be subject to changes.

Dates for the course starting Autumn 2020 will be published during spring 2020.

Since the classes start in the morning, it might be necessary to arrive the night before.

The language of instruction is English.

More Information

https://hdk.gu.se/english/ed...

Course Syllabus

SBMR01

Requirements and Selection

Requirements: At least 180 credits in Crafts, Design, Fine Art, Architecture or the equivalent. In
addition, English level 6/English B is required.

Selection: Selection for event

The selection is based on an assessment of submitted work samples. Information and instructions regarding the work samples can be found under each course or programme description at www.hdk.gu.se/en

Selection: Selection for event

Selection is based upon the number of credits from previous university studies, maximum 225 credits.

Tuition Fee

Tuition fee for event
Application fee: 900 SEK
Full course cost 68 071 SEK First payment 68 071 SEK
EU/EEA citizens, Swedish residence permit holders and exchange students do not pay fees.
More information on: http://www.universityadmissions.se

Tuition fee for event
Application fee: 900 SEK
Full course cost 69 250 SEK First payment 69 250 SEK
EU/EEA citizens, Swedish residence permit holders and exchange students do not pay fees.
More information on: http://www.universityadmissions.se

Study Guidance

Ann-Sofie Julin, ann-sofie.julin@hdk.gu.se

Faculty

HDK - Academy of Design and Crafts
Box 131
40530 Göteborg
Visiting address: Kristinelundsgatan 6 - 8

Course that is sustainability-focused where at least one of the learning outcomes clearly shows that the course content meets one of the current sustainability criteria. The content with a focus on sustainability must also, in accordance with the criteria, constitute the course's main focus

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