In this course you will experiment with and develop skills to present a spoken narrative about your creative led research (which could include curatorial projects). This will be supported by audio-visual material.

You will develop and expand ways to contextualise and document your research to present a cohesive narrative. Your spoken presentation will draw on your experiences in relation to this research, functioning to describe the research, evaluate the outcomes and articulate future directions

Spoken presentations are an important skill for graduates to introduce their research to broader audiences. Developing a well-defined, succinct, and effective spoken presentation built around a narrative also contributes towards the language that will support your research work.