Acquire skills and technical knowledge about ceramics and be encouraged to use these as the basis for developing your own ideas.
The teaching draws heavily on the great ceramic traditions, as well as perspectives on contemporary practices in the medium.
Projects are designed to bring about the convergence of concepts with technical development.
Potential graduate career pathways:
Business and Management
- Agent
- Artist Manager
- Business Owner
- CEO
- Entrepreneur
- Inventor
- Manager
- Music Business Consultant
- Promotions Officer
- Record Company Executive
- Retail Sales Manager
- Salesperson
- Talent Booker
- Talent Scout
- Tour Manager
- Venue Manager
- Visual Merchandiser
Cultural Heritage
- Archivist
- Art Historian
- Arts Administrator
- Cultural Heritage Officer
- Historian
- Lobbyist
- Researcher
- Tour Guide
Design
- Game Designer
- Graphic Designer
- Furniture Designer
- Interior Designer
- Jewellery Designer
- Multimedia Designer
- Product Designer
- Set Designer
- Audio Designer
- Web Designer
Government
- Administrator
- Adviser
- Arts Administrator
- Arts and Cultural Development Officer
- Community Development Officer
- Councillor
- Cultural Heritage Officer
- Events Coordinator
- Mayor
- Media Adviser
- Policy Analyst/Adviser
- Political Analyst/Adviser
- Politician
- Program Manager
- Public Servant Secretary (CEO)
Museums and Galleries
- Archivist
- Art Historian
- Art Restorer
- Conservator
- Curator
- Director
- Exhibitions Coordinator
- Framer
- Librarian
- Museum Guide
- Researcher
Research
- Academic
- Archivist
- Researcher
- Market Researcher
- Social Researcher
Teaching
- Academic Lecturer
- Specialist School Teacher
- Studio Teacher
- Tutor
- Vocal Coach
- Director
Visual Art
- Artist
- Cartoonist
- Ceramicist
- Digital Artist
- Illustrator
- Painter
- Photographer
- Potter
- Print Maker
- Screen Printer
- Sculptor
- Studio Artist
Undergraduate courses with a specialisation in Ceramics:
Postgraduate courses with a specialisation in Ceramics:
