Ceramics - Edinboro University of Pennsylvania

Ceramics from Edinboro University of Pennsylvania is a Campus Master Ceramic degree that prepares you for a Art and Design career. Ceramics at Edinboro University promotes artistic excellence as students develop an individual direction, whether in ceramic sculpture or functional pottery. Both technique and concept are cultivated by three, diverse faculty members. Upper level classes emphasize critical analysis of their studio work and group discussions on contemporary issues regularly occur. Edinboro University offers MA and MFA degrees in this discipline. Our extensive facility offers virtually all methods of firing using approximately twenty kilns of various sizes and types. Students actively learn handbuilding, moldmaking and wheelthrowing techniques. Kiln firing procedures, glaze and claybody chemistry are also taught. Marketing and photographing ceramics for portfolio or publication purposes are integrated within the existing curriculum. Upper level and Graduate students may enroll in specialty courses in Kiln Building and/or Glaze Calculation. Students select Visiting Artists who routinely lecture on our campus each semester. These lectures and demonstrations add variety and depth to our already comprehensive course offerings. These professionals are invited by our students through the activities of the Clay Club. Additionally, students participate in field trips and attend a national ceramics conference each year. Graduates of our program teach, work in industry, become production potters, or work as studio artists. View more details on Edinboro University of Pennsylvania . Ask your questions and apply online for this program or find other related Ceramic courses.