Glass Courses

..., Introduction to Glass Blowing   Patrick Vaccaro and Daryl Smith The course provides a basic introduction to the fabrication of scientific apparatus from glass... Learn about: Materials Chemistry, Inorganic Chemistry, Organic Chemistry...

... and specialist workshops (metal, wood, glass, ceramics, bronze foundry) you will have the opportunity to develop a sustainable practice. The specialisation of Sculpture and Environmental Art aims to offer you the opportunity to concentrate on sculptural practices and artistic responses towards the environment... Learn about: Environmental Art...

..., Fashion, Graphics, Illustration, Jewellry, Painting, Photography, Print-making, Sculpture, Glass, Surface Pattern, Textiles, Theatre Design and Video. Confirmatory Stage Students complete a self directed final major project, which is presented for assessment and certification in the form of a public... Learn about: Art design...

...Master of Fine Arts in Visual Arts The MFA visual arts program allows students to earn a terminal degree in the Visual Arts (Animation, Glass... Learn about: Writing Practicum, Art History Seminar...

... a bottle of champagne or sparkling wine • Maintaining Stock Levels Maintenance & Care of Equipment • Silver – how to clean, store, present and identify the various types of silver • Glass – how to clean, polish and present various glassware • China – tips and techniques on how to deal with fine china... Learn about: Food Beverage Service, Food Service...

...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: Quality Training, Skills and Training...

...in Australian Art ARTH6097 Victorian and Edwardian Art: Australia and Europe 1837-1914 ARTH6160 Cartographies: Art Exploration and Knowledge ARTH6161 Contemporary... Learn about: Skills and Training...

... the periodicity of crystals but behave mechanically like solids. The most common way of making a glass is by cooling a viscious liquid fast enough to avoid... Learn about: GCSE Physics, Chemical Engineering...

...The course is taught through supervised practical workshops using a variety of approaches, including learning how to look accurately and exploring methods of making and recording observations and ideas. You will work in a variety of 2D and 3D media, for example pencil, charcoal, glass, wood, metal... Learn about: Part Time, 3d training...

...to your model Make moulds for plaster casting and experiment with coloured pigments on final plaster casts Clean and finish of body part casts. Preparing a model for casting... Learn about: Theatre Studies, Script Writing, Social Media...

...6 units from completion of a foundation theory course from the following list: ARTH6004 City Sites: studies in art and urbanity ARTH6043 Modernism... Learn about: Art design, Skills and Training...

... the periodicity of crystals but behave mechanically like solids. The most common way of making a glass is by cooling a viscious liquid fast enough to avoid... Learn about: GCSE Physics, Chemical Engineering...

...Our MA Glass course is a project led and studio based course with tutorial guidance, where you'll create individual excellence through rigorous research including practical and theoretical investigation. We encourage a wide range of approaches, from the traditional specialist trades...

...a requirement in your second year of study. We encourage our students to think of themselves as versatile practitioners, able to adapt to the ever-changing contemporary market... Learn about: Design Principles, Design techniques, Design Principles (C&G)...

... range of studio disciplines: animation and video, ceramics, furniture, glass, gold and silversmithing, painting, photomedia, printmedia and drawing, sculpture or textiles. You will have the opportunity to deepen your study through elective courses drawn from the School of Art & Design and the wider... Learn about: Art design, Life Drawing, Skills and Training...

... the periodicity of crystals but behave mechanically like solids. The most common way of making a glass is by cooling a viscious liquid fast enough to avoid... Learn about: Chemical Engineering, GCSE Physics...

...It's a complete course to achieve a comprehensive and extensive knowledge of your specialty, encompassing several techniques and approaches. The course doesn't focus specifically on one subject, it rather gives you an overall hands-on training in the field of Glass... Learn about: Fashion journalism, Pattern cutting, Shoe design...

...Glass blowing is a glass forming technique that involves inflating molten glass with the help of a rod. Whoever blows glass is called a "glass blower". There are basic principles of this technique that are specific and there are different blowing techniques including the free one and the in-mold...

...: Digital Equipment and Studios ARTV1201 Furniture: Shape/Structure ARTV1202 Furniture: Elevate/Surface ARTV1301 Glass Introduction ARTV1302 Glass: Processes... Learn about: IT Development, Skills and Training, Art design...

... the periodicity of crystals but behave mechanically like solids. The most common way of making a glass is by cooling a viscious liquid fast enough to avoid... Learn about: Chemical Engineering, GCSE Physics...