Ceramics Postgraduate Degrees

...This distinctive MA course offers you the opportunity to study a range of approaches to ceramics at postgraduate level. You’ll develop skills and knowledge through an exciting combination of material investigation and research. This will allow you to contextualise your practice in relation... Learn about: Ceramic Design, Museum work, Public Art...

...The School of Art offers the MFA in visual art with an emphasis in ceramics. Through concentrated study and experimentation, you will focus on your development as a professional artist... Learn about: Animation Builder...

... including crystalline and amorphous metals, semiconductors, ceramics, and (bio)polymers, and will focus on the design and processing of materials from the atomic to the macroscale to achieve desired mechanical behavior. We will cover special topics in mechanical behavior for material systems of your choice...

... courses in zooarchaeology, ceramics, dendrochronology and in the material cultures of Native Americans and Euro-Americans, and will have opportunities for fieldwork both in the U.S. and abroad. The Cornell Institute of Archaeology and Material Studies (CIAMS) is one of the leading archaeology groupings in the...

...You will then focus on the diversity and individuality of your particular design specialism. The course is offered in both full and part-time modes... Learn about: Part Time, Full Time...

... 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: Archaeological Ceramics, Archaeological Science, Aegean Archaeology...

...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: Tissue Engineering, IT risk...

... 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...

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

..., 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...

... 385b, Archaeological Ceramics   Anne Underhill Archaeological methods for analyzing and interpreting ceramics, arguably the most common type of object... Learn about: Maya training...

... Less [-] ART 15 Ceramics: Foundations 4 Units [+] Expand course description Terms offered: Fall 2019, Summer 2019 Second 6 Week Session, Spring... Learn about: Digital Photography...

..., selection, processing, failure and protection of metals, polymers, ceramics and composites) Year 1 Fundamentals of Materials Science - 20 credits Design... Learn about: Engineering Mathematics, GCSE Mathematics, Mechanical Engineering...

...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...

... vary according to the nature of natural or cultural materials under consideration (ceramics, volcanic stone, metals, etc.). The theme for this year’s...

...The faculty in the ceramics area is interested in and encourages the development of each student’s personal point of view. We emphasize conceptual exploration and the acquisition of historical, critical and theoretical knowledge. Additionally, we feel the production of works of art (learning... Learn about: Ceramic glazing, Fashion Photography, Ceramic techniques...

..., selection, processing, failure and protection of metals, polymers, ceramics and composites) Year 1 Fundamentals of Materials Science - 20 credits Design... Learn about: Materials Engineering, GCSE Mathematics, Mechanical Engineering...

...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: Skills and Training, Art design...

...Our MA Ceramics course is a project led and studio based programme with tutorial guidance, where you'll produce high quality work through rigorous academic research and creative studio practice. You'll have the opportunity to create a range of objects, experiment with different materials...