Ceramics Courses

...This is a flexible ceramics course. For the beginner there will be simple projects to follow that teach the basics of pottery: throwing, hand building, surface decoration and glazing. The more advanced students will be encouraged to develop their own ideas and styles of making. What students liked...

..., photonic materials, polymers, biomaterials, ceramics, and nano-scale structures. Students explore the reactivity of such materials in different environments and gain understanding of how chemical compositions affect properties... Learn about: Materials Chemistry...

... courses. Required 6 credits (two courses) from the following. Both courses cannot be in the same studio area. Ceramics Introduction to Handbuilt Ceramics Introduction... Learn about: Digital Art...

... change; subsistence; material culture and identity; analysis of single sites; Bronze and Iron Age trading systems; the history of archaeology in the Aegean; the contexts of Bronze Age Aegean and Cypriot literacy and the analysis of ceramics, seeds or animal bones... Learn about: Aegean Archaeology, Ancient Technologies, Archaeological Science...

...This class provides an introduction to the interactions between cells and the surfaces of biomaterials. The course covers: surface chemistry and physics of selected metals, polymers, and ceramics; surface characterization methodology; modification of biomaterials surfaces; quantitative assays... Learn about: GCSE Physics, Tissue Engineering...

...This course is suitable for Running Fibrous Cast Mouldings. Benefit from this Vocational Qualification and further develop your professional career. PLASTER... Learn about: Part Time...

... at the Institute of Petroleum Engineering. Our research seeks to understand rocks – and related materials such as concrete, soil, snow, paper, ceramics, and almost all porous materials – in terms of behaviours and properties. A key concept of research into Geomaterials is that the grain/pore-scale textural... Learn about: Petroleum Engineering...

... seminars in the history of furniture, textiles, costume, glass, ceramics, silver and metalwork, jewelry, and interiors are taught at the Smithsonian by GW professors, curators, scholars, and museum professionals in Washington, D.C. Inside the classroom you'll learn to identify designers, makers, materials...

...This course reviews the processing and structure of cellular materials as they are created from polymers, metals, ceramics, glasses, and composites, develops models for the mechanical behavior of cellular solids, and shows how the unique properties of honeycombs and foams are exploited... Learn about: IT risk, Tissue Engineering...

...talk you through the different approach taken in my own clay work. The last day of the course involves hollowing and preparing your clay sculpture for firing... Learn about: Art design...

...Why choose this course? This course focuses on the high quality craft skills needed to be a professional maker, developing your material and design skills through glass, ceramics, metal, jewellery and mixed media. The course will enable students to understand the importance of high quality making... Learn about: Skills and Training, Quality Training...

...During the day, you will be shown how to mix the Epoxy Resin Clay, shape it, texture it, mould it, set stones, etc. You will also learn how paint or add colour to your pieces... Learn about: Resin workshop, Potter training, Clay workshop...

...This course reviews the processing and structure of cellular materials as they are created from polymers, metals, ceramics, glasses, and composites, develops models for the mechanical behavior of cellular solids, and shows how the unique properties of honeycombs and foams are exploited... Learn about: IT risk, Tissue Engineering...

...Knowing when to stop Rescuing a disaster "You have as much talent for teaching as you do for sculpture and I’m guessing that’s pretty rare."... Learn about: Portrait sculpture, Mould making, Modelling and Animation...

... and Ceramics Interdisciplinary Clinical Dental Aesthetics Optional modules There are no optional modules for this programme. Dissertation/report Not applicable... Learn about: Clinical Dental Aesthetics, Dental Composites, Treatment planning...

...The Foundation year prepares students for university level study. Successful completion of our Foundation course permits access to any of our Art or Digital Media BA (Hons) or BDes (Hons) degree courses, which include Fashion, Fine Art, Furniture Design, Glass and Ceramics, Graphic Design... Learn about: Environmental Art...

... study include ceramics, painting and drawing, photography, printmaking, sculpture and performance and time-based media... Learn about: Art History...

..., Ceramics, Metals, Sculpture/Intermedia) through studio and seminar courses. A total of 60 credits must be earned in a minimum six semesters. The... Learn about: Art History Seminar, Writing Practicum...

...Year 1 - Semester 1 BA Elective ARTS109 Drawing ARTS236 Ceramics/Multimedia DESN111 Introduction to Graphic Design Year 1 - Semester 2 ARTS241... Learn about: Graphic design...

...Why choose this course? This course focuses on the high quality craft skills needed to be a professional maker, developing your material and design skills through glass, ceramics, metal, jewellery and mixed media. The course will enable students to understand the importance of high quality making... Learn about: Skills and Training, Quality Training...