Masters Degrees in Furniture Design, United Kingdom

This research-led and practice-based MA addresses the needs of graduates from furniture and related discipline backgrounds, or those who wish to collaborate with professionals in the field. Read more

This research-led Interior Design MA addresses the needs of graduates from interior design and related discipline backgrounds, or those who wish to collaborate with professionals in the field. 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

The MA Design. Products and Furniture course is aimed at the designer with a passion to develop innovative products, furniture, systems or services. Read more

This Masters programme in Product and Furniture Design recognises and prepares students for the diversity of design practice and employment opportunities open to graduates entering the design industry. Read more

This course is a radical post-disciplinary programme for practitioners who want to push the boundaries of what design can be and do. Read more

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

The course is aimed at both professional practitioners wishing to pursue a sustained period of time developing new ideas or recent graduates wishing to focus their studies and refine ideas at an advanced level. Read more

Embrace advances in technology and help to shape the future with this unique masters degree. 3D design and digital manufacturing technology is advancing at an incredible rate. Read more

In order to provide highly skilled and competent individuals for the multi-million pound global kitchen industry, graduates will be exposed to a technically focused and knowledge based programme. Read more

Design problems will be addressed through applying a process of systematically interrogating design practice; using design methods to analyse and comprehend situations and behaviour and generating alternative and novel, even experimental solutions. Read more