Masters Degrees in Clay & Stone Crafts

Rooted in material investigation, this course allows exploration of ceramics through art, craft and design contexts. Taught by leading academic and practitioners, with a high level of tutor input. Read more

Join the university with the largest glass and ceramics department in Europe. Develop a specialism in glass or ceramics using the outstanding facilities at National Glass Centre. Read more

Studying Ceramic Design in Stoke puts you at the centre of UK excellence in the industry. Enhance your career opportunities through this internationally recognised award. Read more

MA Ceramics is a challenging course that embraces the unique creative potential of clay. This course embraces all facets of ceramic work, including craft and design, functional and decorative, one-off and mass production, and sculptural and architectural. Read more

The MA Ceramics Programme’s aim is to enable each student to identify their true interests and concerns as artists, designers or makers and to develop appropriate… Read more

This course focuses your practice on an industry sector and broadens your career and research horizons. Your chosen project becomes a vehicle for developing your creative abilities and analytical skills, and for locating your work in the professional world. Read more

Our MA Ceramics course is a project led and studio based programme with tutorial guidance, where you'll produce high-quality work through rigorous academic research and creative studio practice.  You'll have the opportunity to create a range of objects, experiment with different materials and processes, and develop your individual style and creativity. Read more

Taught by highly experienced industry professionals, this Scenic Art master’s level course offers an intensive, vocational training in scenic art. Read more

The Postgraduate Diploma Advanced Professional Practice provides students with structure and support in their exciting first year of Art & Design professional practice. Read more

This course is at the forefront of craft making practices and is for materially engaged makers who are looking to explore craft practices across a range of materials and object types. Read more