Ceramic Design

About this course

Ceramic design is a discipline concerned with the transformation of clay into functional, decorative, and sculptural objects. It is one of the oldest craft traditions in human history, and also one of the most technically and conceptually rich, sitting at the intersection of fine art, applied design, and industrial manufacture. Working with ceramics means engaging with a material that rewards patience, precision, and a willingness to understand how physical processes shape creative outcomes. Contemporary ceramic practice encompasses everything from hand-thrown domestic ware to large-scale public sculpture, from industrial tile production to highly experimental studio work. At University of the Arts London this three-year full-time programme introduces you to clay as a transformational material and explores it across the full spectrum of making, craft, and manufacture. The course is part

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