This studio based course continues to support the development of the individual student's sculptural ideas and through seminars, tutorials and critical evaluation, broadens the student's awareness of related issues in contemporary thought, sculptural theory and practice, and diverse areas of concern in the social and cultural environment. Students may choose to produce interdisciplinary works such as spatial, temporal, ephemeral or performative installations, or develop particular sculptural forms related to object making or works related to the body. The emphasis is on the transition from a reliance on set projects towards self initiated project work in consultation with lecturers. The representation of the students' ideas and studio methodologies are supported by the continued acquisition of skills pertinent to their needs, including the presentation of projects, field work, studio theory and the documentation of completed works.