Jewellery Design Technology

Have you always admired beautiful jewellery? Do you enjoy sparkling stones and wonderful settings? Let your interest and creativity come alive! Learn the art of jewellery-making from our experienced and passionate teachers who will guide you through the jewellery design process from concept through to fabrication, including the promotion of your own jewellery business.

Roll up your sleeves and practice the basics of shaping, forming, soldering and finishing metal; advance into your favorite techniques with the freedom and support to carve your own path as a designer. The Jewellery Design course aims to equip students with the skills and know-how to launch or work in a successful jewellery design firm.

Using historical and modern concepts in jewellery design, learn traditional freehand drawing and painting techniques that are later enhanced with digital illustration skills. Participate in jewellery presentation and photography sessions that shape your own style and brand. Graduate with an impressive digital portfolio of jewellery images that provides a cutting edge in the field. Small class sizes ensure you will get the individualized help you need in our bright and comfortable jewellery design studio.

Product Design & Entrepreneurship

Product design is the process of planning new products or services. The multi-stage process involves extensive user research, market analysis, creative thinking, ideation, concepting, prototyping, testing and more. A product designer combines extensive creative, analytical and technical skills to effectively design new, innovative and commercially viable additions to a company’s suite of products and services.

The program prepares students for a professional career in product design, specializing in the development of manufactured objects used by people on a daily basis. By developing products that are innovative, useful, safe, aesthetically appropriate, ecologically sound and socially beneficial, the industrial design profession serves the needs of society, consumers, manufacturers and the environment.