Three Dimensional Design (Jewellery, Glass & Ceramics)

Content

This course aims to prepare students for a career as a designer/maker of three dimensional design crafts. Practical and creative development is underpinned by theoretical studies.

Year 1:

A series of projects introduce students to:

Design principles
Ideas generation
Design development
2D visualisation
Drawing techniques
Print making
CAD
Properties of 3D materials - clay, plaster, wood, metals, plastics and glass
Production methods for ceramics, glass and jewellery
Historical, contextual and professional studies

Year 2:

You will compile individually written project briefs enabling students to develop a specialism in ceramics, glass or jewellery. Design and production skills are developed through work placements and studio practice. Knowledge is further developed through professional practice and critical studies.

Entry Requirements:

Foundation, Access, National Diploma in any Art & Design specialism.

Prospects/Leads to:

Provides the necessary skills, knowledge and experience for employment.

Provides and excellent pathway for those wishing to progress to the second or third year of a degree-level course (BA Hons) or employment as a designer/maker of items for one-off, small scale or mass production.

Additional Info: There are no fee reductions

Course Code: EBF1-FDA3D1

Duration: 2 Years