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If you want to work in the creative industries theres

only one place to study. 97.7% of graduates from

the Arts University College at Bournemouth have a

job within 6 months of leaving*. That puts us No 1

amongst creative arts specialists in the UK.

To find out how we turn creativity into careers, come

along to an Open day.

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*2011 Destination of Leavers from Higher Education Survey HESA

of our graduates pass...into employment

Chris won a prestigious Yellow Pencil Award from D&AD for fulfilling the Channel 4 brief- LookFour

The Project Brief to create a name, brand identity and advertising campaign for a newover 60s television channel for Channel 4

WHY DID YOU CHOSE TO STUDY

GRAPHIC DESIGN AT AUCB:

Loved CD artwork, hated folding

clothes.

WHAT WERE THE BEST

PARTS OF YOUR DEGREE:

The 3rd year, it was a constant

stream of work but it presents

the opportunity to do valuable

and potentially authentic

projects.

WHAT WOULD YOU SAY TO

STUDENTS CONSIDERING

STUDYING AT AUCB

ON THE COURSE:

The one to one tuition is

unstoppable. They teach

you the basic craft of design:

typography, layout, book

making, digital production.

Most importantly though, they

encourage you to develop a

desire to question your work.

HOW DID YOU GET YOUR

JOB AT CHANNEL 4:

The Yellow Pencil Award from

D&AD helped me score the

Channel 4 gig. But in reality, if I

hadnt listened to (and rightfully

fought) the tutors and made

a consistent effort to develop

another solution, I wouldnt be

able to do what I am doing now.

WHATS YOUR TYPICAL DAY:

Travel > Caffeine > Scribble >

Research > Talk > Save Work >

Travel > Sleep (hopefully).

CAREER HIGHLIGHTS:

Developing a logo for an

upcoming channel and also a

campaign for a Derren Brown

special.

PLANS FOR THE FUTURE/

CAREER ASPIRATIONS:

Move into the Creative Director

world/perhaps start up my own

agency (as if London needs

another).

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Chris Nuelle2002 Graduate from the Arts University College at Bournemouth (AUCB) BA Hons Graphic Design

JOB TITLE:

Freelance Designer/

Creative Channel 4

TIME IN JOB:

1 month

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