Masters Degrees (Glass)

Glass has remarkable properties; its transparency, durability and versatility have been explored in architectural and artistic contexts for thousands of years.

The University of Sunderland has the largest glass and ceramics department in Europe. This programme is for individuals who wish to develop both their practice and critical understanding with regards to glass and ceramics.

We are pleased to announce MSc by research project in “Low Cost Recycled Carbon/Glass Fibre based Sandwich Composites for Electric Cars/vehicles and Aerospace Sector”.

We are pleased to announce MSc by research project in “Graphene/Nanoparticles Reinforced Multi-scale Carbon/Glass Composites for Advanced Aerospace and Automobile Engineering”.

Glass is a medium that crosses a range of disciplines and is used by artists, craftspeople and designers alike. This award-winning programme explores glass as a design tool that encourages process-led risk and play, in parallel with the prototyping and resolution of designed objects.

Find out more about this programme at the next. RCA Open Day. on Saturday 23 March. The spirit of Ceramics & Glass at the RCA springs from the heart of those media, and a belief in the transformative power of material thinking, research and making to enrich our world in imaginative and meaningful ways.

See the department website - http://cias.rit.edu/schools/american-crafts/graduate-glass. The MFA in glass is a two-year program of study that develops students personal creative voice through intensive research, discussion, critique, and experimentation.

This innovative programme, the first of its kind in the English-speaking world, offers an integrated study of stained glass and its conservation, meeting a perceived need internationally for a qualification in this field.

On this course you will take your science or forensic science degree to the next level with a more detailed exploration of the evidence.

This programme comprises a major research project and six taught modules, four compulsory and two optional. The research project can be taken full-time or part-time and can be carried out in the University or by industrial collaboration with a company.

Scientific analysis is a key tool in the study of archaeological artefacts and assemblages.

We live in a material world, materials form the spaces in which we live and the objects that we use. Materials create and, unfortunately, may destroy the environments that we inhabit.

This course is for materially engaged makers who are looking to explore craft practices across a range of materials and object types.

The discovery, development and application of advanced materials is at the heart of engineering innovation. Informed by our close research collaborations with industry we are developing the next generation of talented materials scientists and engineers.

At the School of Traditional Arts, based in London, UK, our MA degree is a full-time, two-year, taught course. Our MA degree in Visual Islamic and Traditional Arts is unique – there is nothing like it anywhere else.