Ceramics Courses

...The price includes glazes and firing. There are additional charges for special firings. There are starter packs available for £30. This includes 5kg... Learn about: Ceramic techniques, Ceramics modelling...

...This ceramics course is designed to develop your individual hand built ceramic practice, improving on existing making skills and learning new ones, increasing in confidence and capabilities in clay. Geared towards self-directed ceramic projects with technical help available throughout... Learn about: Confidence Training...

...Our 3D Design: Ceramics degree reflects a growing demand by consumers for unique, stylish, handmade or limited-edition design objects. It's ideal if you're interested in designing and making three-dimensional objects for this market. The strength of this distinctive course is reflected... Learn about: 3d training, 3d design...

... specialism. Subject specialisms: Ceramics Glass Interior Design Fashion Textiles CONTINUE READING... Learn about: Full Time...

...Suitable for those with some experience and more experienced ceramicists. During this course you will be able to experiment with different types of... Learn about: Ceramics modelling, Ceramics handbuilding - beginners/improvers, Ceramics classification...

...MA Design (Ceramics); MA Design (Furniture); MA Design (Jewellery) is part of the Product, Ceramic and Industrial Design programme. Ceramics, furniture and jewellery design share rich cultural histories and traditions of practice. Each is concerned with what can be described as 'intimate... Learn about: Problem Solving, External practitioners...

... completion, you’ll progress onto our BA (Hons) Glass, Ceramics, Jewellery, Metalwork course without further application or interview. The UK’s craft and design specialisms have a long-standing and world-renowned reputation, putting the country on the map for innovative contemporary design. From iconic...

...The BA (Hons) Glass and Ceramics course encourages students to develop approaches to practice based on ‘thinking through making’ where learning takes place through direct, responsive engagement with materials and processes, combining tacit knowledge of skills and craft with curiosity, speculation...

...Suitable for beginners and more experienced ceramicists. During this course you will be able to experiment with different types of clay and glazes to create ceramic artworks. You will explore different methods of making ceramics, which will vary from term to term. As well as learning the various... Learn about: Ceramic techniques, Ceramics firing, Ceramics drying...

...Course detail MA Design (Ceramics); MA Design (Furniture); MA Design (Jewellery) is part of the Product, Ceramic and Industrial Design programme... Learn about: Career Development, Problem Solving, Jewellery Design...

..., and will be based within one of the materials-based research groups of the School of Engineering and Materials Science. The MRes Materials Research may be focused in the fields of ceramics, polymers, composites, elastomers, functional materials or manufacturing technologies. This programme will: Build on...

.... A key element of the course is the emphasis on the first-hand study of furniture, silver and ceramics, where possible in the context of historic interiors. Based in central London, it draws upon the outstanding collections of the nearby Wallace Collection and the Victoria and Albert Museum... Learn about: Part Time, Project Plan, Interior Design...

...Course Overview: This is a course for students with some experience of ceramics, who would like to develop their skills further, perhaps with a view to selling or exhibiting their work, or just for pleasure... Learn about: Ceramics drying, Ceramics classification, Ceramics handbuilding...

... properties. Ceramics: Processing and Properties (SL) Ceramics: Processing and Properties (SL) The aims of this module are to provide students with a detailed... Learn about: Quality Training, Part Time, Product Quality...

... groups of the School of Engineering and Materials Science. The research project may be focused in the fields of ceramics, polymers, composites, elastomers, functional materials or manufacturing technologies. This programme will: Build on your engineering background to gain an advanced, yet broad...

.... A key element of the course is the emphasis on the first-hand study of furniture, silver and ceramics, where possible in the context of historic interiors. Based in central London, it draws upon the outstanding collections of the nearby Wallace Collection and the Victoria and Albert Museum... Learn about: Interior Design, Project Plan, Part Time...

.... Everything will be glazed. They will develop individual creativity in ceramics. Demonstrate awareness of Health and Safety issues in ceramics through... Learn about: Ceramics decorating, Ceramics modelling, IT for adults...

...7: Bedroom Furniture Unit No. 8: Kitchen Furniture Unit No. 9: Bathroom / Toilet (Sanitary Wares) Unit No. 9: Measurement Plan Unit No. 10: Bubble Diagram... Learn about: Interior Designing, IT Engineering, Defects in timber...

..., the computer is therefore able to transfer images and / or texts onto paper or even onto fabrics and materials such as ceramics; it is used for decorative purposes...

...This is a one week intensive course in glazing to introduce the various materials required to make your own glaze and the technical application of the glaze to the fired clay. Glaze is a fundamental process of ceramics and gives the clay surface a huge range of colour and depth...