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BA (Hons) Musical Instrument Craft (Violin Making and Repair) Level 6 - Full-Time
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UCAS Details
UCAS Institution Code: L42 UCAS Course Code: J950 Applications for this course are processed through UCAS. To apply for this course please make a note of the Institution Code and UCAS Course code above and click on the Apply Online at UCAS button above
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Introduction
The School of Violinmaking and Restoration is recognised world-wide as a
centre of excellence. Graduates can be found in many of the top workshops around
the world as makers and restorers of the violin, viola and cello.
The school has strong links with the international violin trade. Experts in
the field act as advisors to the course as well as visiting to give
lectures.
Students learn professional techniques for the repair and restoration of
stringed instruments covering the main requirements of the violin trade.
Bow repair classes are a recent addition. All of these skills are as much in
demand today as they were 300 or 400 years ago.
Situated in its own building in the centre of historic Newark on Trent, the
school is itself an international community with many social and cultural
opportunities. The success of the course lies in its combination of enthusiastic
and experienced tutors, comprehensive course materials and practical
demonstrations complimented by ample workshop time. The emphasis is on allowing
the student to gain as much practical experience as possible.
The aim of the
program is to instruct students in all aspects construction and repair of
violins to the highest standards.
Typical Course Structure
Year 1
Anatomy and Design
Basic Techniques
Workshop Practice
Making
Specialist Tools 1
Historical and Contextual Studies
Year 2
Applied Acoustics
Problem Solving
Making Specialist Tools 2
Violin
Making Techniques
Basic Repair Techniques
Advanced Repair Techniques
Year 3
Business Practice
Advanced Craft Techniques
Professional Standards
Test
Final Major Project
Preparation and Realisation.
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Entry Requirements
A minimum of 48 UCAS Tariff points from the following:
GCE A and AS Levels with at least one subject at A Level.
BTEC National
(Diploma or Extended Diploma) in a relevant subject
Scottish Higher /
Advanced Higher with at least one subject at Advanced Higher
T Levels.
Experience may
be taken in lieu of A Levels / BTECs
Plus:
GCSE English – grade C/4 or above
GCSE Maths – grade C/4 or above (Level
2 Functional skills is not taken as an equivalent)
EU and International applicants:
NARIC confirmed equivalent of 48 UCAS points
IELTS with an overall score
of 6.0 and a minimum of 5.5 in each component. Equivalent English language
qualifications may be acceptable for applicants requiring a
visa
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Assessment and Progression
Assessment
The assessment methods typically used throughout the programme
include:Assessment of practical work supported by a portfolio of notes and
research
Progression
Following completion of this programme students may wish to pursue further
academic study in Music or seek employment or self employment in the industry.
Students will be introduced to these opportunities throughout their
undergraduate programme.
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Fees
Per Academic Year
Home Students - £7999.00
International Students - £9500.00
Tuition fees will remain unchanged for the duration of a student’s continuous
enrolment.
Additional Course Costs
Textbooks – varying costs (optional)
Additional compulsory course costs will be paid for using the Career Degree
Bursary. The scheme allows students to access the remainder of the bursary (up
to a maximum value of £500 / £250) for additional optional courses, workshops,
professional memberships and resources. There is no cash alternative. Students
who wish to access opportunities in excess of the Career Degree Bursary may do
so at full cost to themselves.
Please see the full ‘HE Terms and Conditions’ for details of additional
library and printing costs associated with this programme
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Study Details
You will study at the School of Musical Instrument Craft at Newark College
for the duration of the course. Full Time - 3 Years
Attend one of our Lincoln College
Career Degree Open Days to find out more about our Degree, HNC and HND courses.
To register please click here
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Terms and Conditions
This course is validated by the University of Hull. The validating institution is responsible for awarding the qualification at the end of the programme. Students on validated courses are OfS registered, funded and taught at Lincoln College and it is the responsibility of the College to manage all aspects of this provision. The validating institution maintains an oversight of the programme throughout the academic year and must be satisfied that students are being taught in line with the required academic standards of the awarding institution.
For full details and information of the responsibilities and conditions of study of both Lincoln College and the validating partners please see the T&CS and POLICIES sections which can be found at:
https://www.lincolncollege.ac.uk/courses/university-centre-degrees/
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What You Will Need To Bring
The cost of materials is often part of the course fee which is published separately. You may be given a list of tools to bring to college with you when you start the programme. Others may be provided for you. Some precision tools can be expensive so the tool making class is a valuable feature of each programme and enables students to make their own precision tools for a fraction of what it would cost to buy them. Details of are provided at interview.
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