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{ Coventry School of Art and Design Enterprise Education

 Creative Futures – integrated support unit  Creative Enterprise – ERDF project  Student Futures – staff development, integrated delivery strategy  Curriculum development – course teams  Business contacts CSAD current strategy

 Project-based learning: idea through to realization, value of failure  Engagement with industry and with public  Interdisciplinarity, innovation and collaboration  Use of technology: digital natives, haptic skills  Internationalization/globalisation  Arts and public value  Self-efficacy  Embedded delivery CSAD - principles

CSAD Enterprise - PA StrongBox Theatre – ‘Twelve Princesses’

 Final year students form their own companies for many of their final projects. The courses are designed to prepare them for this career path. They devise, market and present their own work to public audiences in professional venues.  Final year Theatre module – Business Matters.  Fabularium – student performance company presenting work as part of the Coventry Mysteries. CSAD examples - PA

CSAD Enterprise - DVA Presentation dinner at Severn Trent for installation of Fine Art students’ work

 Fine Art – students working to industry briefs, (e.g. Severn Trent – 3 years, Coventry PCT).  Graphic Design – PDP half-module in each year focusing on development of key enterprising skills and attitudes, through themed days  Recent graduates supported by CSAD provide input and advice to current students, including business start-up advice  Students raise funds for degree shows CSAD examples - DVA

CSAD Enterprise - Media

 Fresh Media – media opportunities for students and recent graduates  Digital/mobile delivery of Photography modules( PicBod (  Coventry Conversations  East Asian Film Society  ‘Latitude’ – crowd-sourced feature film  CCM - Communication Culture and Media Industries, Social Enterprise Projects module CSAD examples - Media

CSAD Enterprise - ID Project Activity Profile - investigating the development of collaborative spaces across disciplines

 PDP delivery that focuses on preparation for career – portfolios, pitching, presentation, etc  Live projects with industry partners that encourage the development of freelancing skills, networks and business understanding  IPR – projects that enable students to identify and understand IPR, develop IP and protect and exploit it CSAD examples - ID

 CSAD hub for employment, enterprise and entrepreneurship activity  Support for tutors and students  Links to industry, SMEs, agencies  Co-ordination of related activities in CSAD  Implementation of CSAD strategy CSAD Enterprise - CF

 Generation of Leavers’ Packs – capturing advice and available support for employment, enterprise and entrepreneurship  Advice to students re pitching work to clients  Workshops offering support for freelance careers  Referring students and graduates to the Creative Enterprise project CSAD examples - CF

 Development of Add+vantage module offer  Encourage student groups/societies focusing on enterprise  Cross-faculty and cross-discipline projects  Enhanced business networks  Enterprise champions/fellows or Visiting Professors of Practice CSAD future plans