SC291/391/491 Ceramics I/II/III
Develop a personal artistic language that expresses your unique vision in form and surface. Learn wheel and hand-building techniques, clay bodies, kiln firing, and glazing strategies to master the art of ceramics.
Program Snapshot
- Degree Type
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Bachelor of Fine Arts
- Program Type
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Major
- Credit Hours
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15
- Time to complete
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4 Years
- Campus
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PNCA Campus
Create something with clay by exploring the wheel, slab-building methods, and glazing techniques.
Our Faculty
Our faculty members are working artists and ceramicists. They understand the trends of the industry, and will help guide you along your journey within a small classroom environment. Students can also learn from visiting artists, workshops, gallery walks, and First Thursdays.
Curriculum
Our ceramics program emphasizes clay as a sculptural medium and a material for fabricating wares and objects. Learn about the science of clay, experiment with mold making, and even explore materials within the ceramics space.
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SC291/391 Moldmaking I/II
Explore the primary tools, materials, and processes used in mold making technologies. Experiment with rigid and flexible molds as well as solid and hollow shell casting techniques and materials.
Requirements & Admission
To meet the Ceramics minor requirements, you need to take a variety of 3-credit courses that add up to 15 credits. You can work with your Academic Advisor to make a personalized plan that shows how this minor fits into your studies and makes sure your course choices match your goals and interests.
