Level 6
Data Warehousing (20 credits)
You will be introduced to the concepts and practicalities of Data Warehousing. Data warehouses are central repositories of information that can be analysed to make more informed decisions. This module will explore data warehouse architectures, decision making, data warehouse design & modelling, data quality, and data warehouse implementation in supporting decision making. You will learn and develop star and cube schemas while studying this module. The module will embrace how data and analytics have become indispensable to businesses to stay competitive. The module will also explore data mining. The content will encapsulate Data protection, GDPR, and Privacy.
Machine Learning (20 credits)
This unit provides you with the knowledge, understanding and exploration of the theory and practical application of common Machine Learning models and algorithms. The models/algorithms explored will include Supervised and Unsupervised models: Regression, decision trees, random forests; neural networks, clusters, and Principal Component Analysis.
You Will Study* See Modules and Specifications
This course is a full-time, high-contact, vocational training programme which is taught in six academic terms over three years. Contact time averages 30 hours a week, across 30 teaching weeks each year.
The course has two core strands; Skills Training and Artistic Development. Time assigned to each adjusts each year to promote the transition from learner to independent artist.
Year 1
Year 1 is dedicated to intensive skills training.
- Fundamental techniques in Acting for Stage and Screen, Movement, Dance, Research for Performance, Spoken and Sung Voice.
- Artistic development focused on understanding the self.
- Students receive an allocation of one-to-one hours that can be dedicated to spoken voice work, singing lessons or creative mentorship.
Year 2
Year 2 builds on the skills from Year 1, with a focus on projects and industry partnerships.
- Skills developed in year one are applied in the context of rehearsals and project-based work. Students are consistently engaged in creative processes, led by professionals with contrasting specialisms.
- The project nature of year 2 allows maximum opportunity for industry partnership, develops the skills associated with a portfolio career and promotes creative dexterity in graduate performers.
- Artistic Development shifts from understanding the self to understanding the creative industries.
Year 3
The final year of study provides the developing artist with a bridge to the profession.
- Skills training becomes part of the individual's artistic development.
- Training is dedicated to a season of live performance for a public audience.
- Students are showcased through the live performance season and create a portfolio of recorded performances, enabling them to market themselves professionally.
- Having developed a culture of entrepreneurship through years 1 and 2, final year students are encouraged to exercise creative agency - making and featuring in performances.
Course Type: Undergraduate, Single Honours
Duration: 3 years
Study Mode: Full Time
Apply via: UCAS Undergraduate (not Conservatoires)
UCAS Code: W320
UCAS Institution Code: L30
Validated by: University of Hull*
*Note for applicants and offer holders for 2022/23 entry:
Leeds Conservatoire plans to apply to the Office for Students for Degree Awarding Powers. If we are granted Degree Awarding Powers, your degree may be awarded by Leeds Conservatoire rather than validated by the University of Hull.
Course Key Information Document 2020/21