Personal Timeline

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September


11/09       GSA Associates Scheme Application Due
12/09       Edinburgh Napier Virtual Open Day
14/09       Tuesday Drawing Task One Hand In
16/09       Thursday Context Task One Hand In 
17/09       Friday Illustration Research Hand In
30/09       Introduction to the University of Edinburgh Online Session

October


10/10       Edinburgh Napier Virtual Open Day
26/10       GSA ‘Open Day Live’ Week Long Event Starts


Online open days for GSA and UOE to be decided.

 

To be continued…

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