In Studio Studies you will explore and practice a range of skills and knowledge associated with studio tasks that develop different theoretical and empirical aspects of analogue and digital studio practice across the material based studios at the college, namely Ceramics, Plastic, Textiles and Wood.

Whilst gaining studio proficiencies in computational, fabricated and hand crafted modes of design authorship you will need to complete a range of tasks that include conceptual and technical content designed to support your final course project. These tasks include computer drawing and 3D modelling, 3D printing and laser cutting; modelmaking, moulding and casting, folding and joining.

Work should be submitted for a mid term review and final assessment at the course conclusion, accompanied on both occasions by an online visual journal documenting details of practice and progress towards the completion of each task. All studio work should be undertaken in a safe and effective manner, observing appropriate workshop guidelines for processes and equipment that manage the risks of health, safety and environmental impacts.