BA (Hons) Horology
Course Overview
This unique undergraduate Horology degree is the only course of its kind, masterfully blending the art of traditional craftsmanship with the latest technological advancements in timekeeping. Students will develop industry-standard skills in the servicing, restoration, and innovative design of both mechanical and electronic clocks and watches. The program provides unparalleled access to exclusive industry partnerships with the world's leading luxury brands, offering exceptional opportunities for professional mentorship and real-world experience.
Key Program Highlights
- Exclusive industry partnerships with luxury brands like Cartier Richemont, LVMH, and Christopher Ward, offering work placements and one-to-one mentoring.
- Hands-on learning in specialized workshops equipped with professional timing equipment, machine tools, and advanced five-axis milling.
- Master both traditional restoration techniques and modern design methods using industry-standard CAD software and rapid prototyping.
- Comprehensive curriculum covering the history, theory, mechanics, and innovative design of timekeeping devices.
- Develop highly sought-after niche skills in repair, conservation, and restoration that are in high demand within the global industry.
Course Overview
This unique undergraduate Horology degree is the only course of its kind, masterfully blending the art of traditional craftsmanship with the latest technological advancements in timekeeping. Students will develop industry-standard skills in the servicing, restoration, and innovative design of both mechanical and electronic clocks and watches. The program provides unparalleled access to exclusive industry partnerships with the world's leading luxury brands, offering exceptional opportunities for professional mentorship and real-world experience.
Key Program Highlights
- Exclusive industry partnerships with luxury brands like Cartier Richemont, LVMH, and Christopher Ward, offering work placements and one-to-one mentoring.
- Hands-on learning in specialized workshops equipped with professional timing equipment, machine tools, and advanced five-axis milling.
- Master both traditional restoration techniques and modern design methods using industry-standard CAD software and rapid prototyping.
- Comprehensive curriculum covering the history, theory, mechanics, and innovative design of timekeeping devices.
- Develop highly sought-after niche skills in repair, conservation, and restoration that are in high demand within the global industry.
