3D Design and Craft BA(Hons) at University of Brighton

On this established, hands-on course you can explore the full spectrum of three-dimensional practices from studio ceramics and jewellery to products and furniture, graduating with an impressive body of work.

You will have access to spacious specialist workshops in wood, metals, ceramics, polymers and digital technology, working alongside fellow students in a collaborative art-school environment.

Your workshop practice is integrated with historical and critical studies, so you will explore critical, conceptual, ethical and environmental issues as well as the role of design within a social and cultural contexts.

The staff team are practising designers, makers, artists and researchers, bringing their real-world expertise to your studies. 
Live projects, case studies and exhibitions enable you to place your work in real-world contexts.

Students from the course have gone on to life-long creative careers winning international acclaim and working with global brands and NGOs, exhibiting at leading galleries and museums around the world and pioneering new approaches to making and material culture.

Prepare for your career 

In your career you need a combination of knowledge, skills, personal qualities and relevant experiences – and you’ll get all of this from your degree.

• This degree builds your experience in working to client briefs and offers opportunities to collaborate with other disciplines.
• You will graduate with the capacity to turn ideas into fully resolved objects, products and artefacts in a range of media.
• Professional practice is an integrated part of the degree and, through live projects, case studies and exhibitions, enables you to think about your work commercially.