CAREER PATHS

Chart Your Future Starting Here:
From ceramic practice, design practice, art practice, teaching, commercial and more general design and cultural trend-spotting and also working with both bespoke, batch and volume production, Bachelor in Industrial Ceramic (Honours) graduates bring their knowledge of materiality into an ever widening range of careers. 

A degree in Industrial Ceramic opens up a world of exciting career opportunities. Graduates can pursue various roles, including:

Ceramic Designer: Develop design for tableware, tiles or sanitaryware industry.

Ceramic Modeler: Fabricate plaster model and mould for ceramic production.

Ceramic Artist: Create utilitarian or artistic clay products..

Ceramic Production Engineer: Coordinate and oversee engineering aspects related to the production of ceramics. 

R&D Executive: Develop new products.

Product Sales Executive: Developing and advertising new products in response to market demands

Art Teacher: Teaching ceramic art in secondary and higher education.

Ceramic Researcher: Develop new materials, techniques, and colourants.

QA Executive: Develop campaigns to promote fashion brands and products.

Product Developer: Oversee the production process from concept to final product.

CAD Designer: Visualizing 3D design. 

With a strong foundation in design principles, technical skills, and industry knowledge, our graduates are well-equipped to thrive in the diverse and dynamic ceramic industry.