Masters Degrees in Fabric & Leather Crafts, United Kingdom

Next intake January 2020. The leather industry is packed with exciting career opportunities and this course is an excellent route in if you have a science or technology background.

Students on this course cultivate an innovative view of surface design. They are challenged to ruthlessly explore pattern and decoration, reflecting on the social, cultural and aesthetic context for surface pattern design in the 21st century.

The MA Embroidery course will provide you with an opportunity to specialise in stitch, in the broadest sense of the word. Embroidery has vast potential as a creative medium and can be used within art, craft and design outcomes.

Our. MA Textiles course. is constructed around the development of individual research into textile culture, craft and design. It will enable you to combine previous experience of textiles practice with a personal project.

The course philosophy is that of experimentation, offering a challenge to conventional notions of medium - specificity in order to properly facilitate your ‘style' of expression and your inherent interests.

A highly regarded postgraduate level course for designers, graduates and practising pattern cutters. In response to a significant industry need, this course provides an innovative and relevant training programme for potential and practising pattern cutters and designers who need to expand their experience.

Over the last 15 years, art practice across the globe has experienced a significant shift as artists have sought to work in the wider public sphere in support of social and environmental change.

Our approach to Visual Cultures frames it in terms of what it can do alongside what it can know.

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

Find out more about this programme at the next. RCA Open Day. on Saturday 23 March. Remember that you are unique and have a vision to share – listen to that vision and allow it to inform your time as a designer.

Find out more about this programme at the next. RCA Open Day. on Saturday 23 March. Remember that you are unique, with unique visions to tell – listen to that and allow that to inform your time.

Our Knitwear degree is aimed at students from a fashion, textiles or fashion technology background. It offers to extend and focus individual design skills.

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

The course is designed for students who have a BA but perhaps not necessarily in this subject area and wish to progress to MA level.