Three Dimensional Design - Ceramics and Glass, Jewellery, Product Design (Hons) Robert Gordon University

Overview

The Three Dimensional Design - Ceramics and Glass, Jewellery, Product Design (Hons) at Robert Gordon University offers an immersive environment for students to master the intersection of material innovation and functional design. This comprehensive degree focuses on research-led practice, ensuring graduates are equipped with the technical and conceptual skills required for the modern creative industries.

Why Three Dimensional Design - Ceramics and Glass, Jewellery, Product Design (Hons) at Robert Gordon University?

Students benefit from exceptional facilities at Gray's School of Art, including dedicated workshops for ceramics, glass, and metalwork, alongside a modern FabLab for digital fabrication. The institution is ranked first in Scotland for teaching quality in Art and Design according to the 2026 Good University Guide. The curriculum is enriched by the Guest@Grays lecture programme, which connects learners with international artists and industry experts.

Tuition Fee Breakdown

• International fee: GBP 18300 per year
• National fee: GBP 1820 per year

Visit the Fees and Funding section for a breakdown in your local currency.

Syllabus

The curriculum is structured to transition from foundational creative principles to advanced, self-directed professional practice. Modules may include:

• Designing and Making
• Computer Aided Design and Visualisation
• Creative Thinking Methods
• Collaborative Design
• Professional Placement
• International Study
• Specialist Interest Proposal
• Professional Portfolio
• Degree Show

Careers with Three Dimensional Design - Ceramics and Glass, Jewellery, Product Design (Hons)

Graduates are prepared for a variety of professional roles within the global creative sector, ranging from industrial design consultancies to independent studio practice. Common career paths include becoming professional jewellery designers, ceramicists, product designers, or designer-makers within manufacturing and retail environments.

The university supports emerging talent through the Graduate in Residence scheme, helping alumni establish businesses or prepare for advanced postgraduate study. Former students have successfully progressed to prestigious institutions such as the Royal College of Art or secured roles in international design ateliers.