About the Programme
The ceramics track bridges the gap between traditional studio craftsmanship and mass-scale industrial production framework. The curriculum begins with the foundational science of clay bodies, moisture management, and raw material interactions. Students gain hands-on proficiency in varied forming methods, ranging from manual wheel throwing and slab construction to industrial slip-casting and plaster mold-making. Advanced coursework focuses deeply on glaze chemistry, colorant formulation, and kiln technology, teaching students to navigate precise firing cycles and temperature controls. Ultimately, the program trains students to scale a hand-sculpted design into a production blueprint suitable for lifestyle home décor, tableware, and sanitaryware industries.