The CUA51220 Diploma of Ceramics is designed for ceramicists who wish to develop their own practice by combining technical, creative, and conceptual skills. This qualification covers planning, designing, and creating a body of ceramic work using advanced ceramics technologies, materials, and processes. It involves critical analysis and synthesis of information and engaging with complex ideas. Ceramicists may work independently or within organisations that design and produce ceramic objects, and may also teach in community contexts. Enquire now for the full list of elective choices, entry requirements, and available enrolment dates.
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The Diploma of Ceramics will prepare you for the following roles.
A Potter creates art pieces using clay as their main medium. You might create pieces designed for functional use such as bowls or vases or you may...
A Ceramic Artist creates artistic and functional pieces using clay and other ceramic materials. You might work in studios, galleries, or workshops....
A Product Designer creates new products for their own business or on behalf of an organisation. Products may meet a specific need or have a unique...
An Art Therapist uses creative arts like painting, drawing, and sculpture to help clients explore emotions, resolve issues, and enhance mental well...
Small Businesses in Australia have under 20 staff, but more than 75% have less than 4 employees. These are known as micro-businesses. Small busines...
An Art Gallery Assistant helps with daily operations at an art gallery or community art centre. You’ll assist with setting up exhibitions and may b...
A Gallery Curator manages and organises art exhibitions, ensuring the effective display and interpretation of artworks. You might work in public ga...
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