MA Ceramics
Course Overview
This project-led MA Ceramics program is a studio-based course designed to develop your individual creative voice through rigorous research and expert tutorial guidance. You will experiment with a wide range of materials and processes, from historical techniques to contemporary innovations, to produce a high-quality body of work. The course is tailored for self-motivated individuals aiming to work at the forefront of the arts, crafts, and design industries.
Key Program Highlights
- Learn from a world-class faculty and visiting artists, including renowned ceramicist Professor Magdalene Odundo OBE
- Access exceptional facilities including dedicated throwing, hand-building, and glaze rooms, plus kilns for electric, gas, and reduction firing
- Gain unique access to the on-site Crafts Study Centre, a museum and gallery housing seminal collections by Lucie Rie and Bernard Leach
- Collaborate with peers across disciplines like Textiles, Jewellery, and Glass to broaden your creative practice
- Graduate with the skills to pursue a successful career as an artist, designer, maker, curator, or educator
Course Overview
This project-led MA Ceramics program is a studio-based course designed to develop your individual creative voice through rigorous research and expert tutorial guidance. You will experiment with a wide range of materials and processes, from historical techniques to contemporary innovations, to produce a high-quality body of work. The course is tailored for self-motivated individuals aiming to work at the forefront of the arts, crafts, and design industries.
Key Program Highlights
- Learn from a world-class faculty and visiting artists, including renowned ceramicist Professor Magdalene Odundo OBE
- Access exceptional facilities including dedicated throwing, hand-building, and glaze rooms, plus kilns for electric, gas, and reduction firing
- Gain unique access to the on-site Crafts Study Centre, a museum and gallery housing seminal collections by Lucie Rie and Bernard Leach
- Collaborate with peers across disciplines like Textiles, Jewellery, and Glass to broaden your creative practice
- Graduate with the skills to pursue a successful career as an artist, designer, maker, curator, or educator
